Greece has passed a law imposing tougher penalties on rejected asylum seekers, including 24 months detention and €10,000 fines.

China marks World War Two anniversary with vast military parade, hosting Putin and Kim while Western leaders stay away.

The US military struck a Venezuelan vessel in the Caribbean, killing 11 alleged gang members linked to drug trafficking.

Donald Trump has addressed circulating health rumours after several days without appearing at any public events or engagements.

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration violated the Posse Comitatus Act by deploying National Guard in Los Angeles.

UK warns foreign students against overstaying visas, as asylum claims from former students surge to record levels.

Nestlé ousts CEO Laurent Freixe over affair, appoints Philipp Navratil, deepening investor concerns amid sliding share performance.

Belgium will recognise a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly and impose sanctions on Israel over Gaza.

Foreign visits to the US plunge as Trump’s tariffs, immigration crackdowns, and new visa fees deter international tourists.

Von der Leyen’s plane forced to land on paper maps after suspected Russian GPS jamming disrupted navigation in Bulgaria.

Xi Jinping has called for a new global order during a high-profile meeting with Russia’s Putin, India’s Modi.

Kemi Badenoch’s claim of receiving a Stanford pre-med offer has been disputed by a former admissions officer.

Australian police have detained a man after he rammed his vehicle into the Russian consulate gates in Sydney.

Ukrainian police have arrested a suspect accused of fatally shooting Andriy Parubiy, ex-parliament speaker and Euromaidan leader.

Houthi rebels raided UN offices in Yemen’s Sanaa, detaining 11 staff and seizing property, the organisation confirmed.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has joined a flotilla of boats carrying humanitarian aid for Gaza, which set sail from Barcelona on Sunday in an attempt to breach Israel’s longstanding naval

Israel says Hamas spokesman Abu Obeida killed in Gaza strike, Hamas cites dozens of civilian casualties, including children.

At least 500 people have been killed after a magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan

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.