South Korea has suspended its “Voice of Freedom” military radio broadcast to North Korea, its first halt in 15 years.

Cuba rejects US troop deployment in the Caribbean, calling it aggressive, unjustified, and harmful to Latin American and Caribbean sovereignty.

The UK government yesterday unveiled restrictions barring foreign workers from over 100 jobs to prioritise British workers.

Israeli air strike has killed self-proclaimed Houthi prime minister Ahmed Ghaleb Nasser al-Rahawi and senior officials in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa.

Nigerian man, Daniel Chima Inweregbu, pleads guilty in US to $405,000 romance fraud, faces up to 20 years.

Former Ukrainian parliament speaker Andriy Parubiy has been shot dead in Lviv, prompting President Zelensky’s condemnation and investigation.

Senator Roger Wicker has signaled support for US-Taiwan weapons co-production, affirming Washington’s security commitment despite trade tensions.

Federal judge has ruled Trump administration’s fast-track deportation expansion unconstitutional, saying migrants inside US deserve due process protections.

Three people were killed after Indonesian protesters set fire to a regional parliament building during escalating violent demonstrations.

The US has barred a Palestinian leader from attending a scheduled UN meeting in New York, causing heightened diplomatic tensions.

Zelensky has rejected a proposed buffer zone, saying drone warfare already creates a “dead zone” along Ukraine’s front lines.

The UK, France, and Germany have urged Iran to secure a deal delaying UN sanctions amid ongoing international negotiations.

The UK has won a court ruling to continue accommodating asylum seekers in hotels, despite fears of public and political outrage.

Trump has revoked Kamala Harris’ extended Secret Service protection, weeks before her national book tour begins.

Mauritius Prime Minister Navinchandra Ramgoolam has dismissed the central bank’s second deputy governor following rifts between the bank’s officials

India’s Hindu nationalist leader Mohan Bhagwat says families should have three children to address declining fertility rates in the country

Thailand’s Constitutional Court ousts PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra over ethics breach, deepening political turmoil and weakening fragile Pheu Thai coalition.

Polish Air Force F-16 crashed during an airshow rehearsal, killing the pilot and forcing event cancellation.

Nearly three-dozen soldiers who were kidnapped by armed civilians in a jungle area of southeastern Colombia have been released

South Korea’s former first lady, Kim Keon Hee, has been indicted on bribery charges, escalating legal scrutiny of the ex-president’s family.