Eswatini has confirmed that it is holding five US-deported convicts in isolation and plans to repatriate them with international support.

Trump says it is “highly unlikely” he will dismiss Jerome Powell, despite saying the US Fed chair is “doing a lousy job”

Israel struck Syria’s defence ministry and near the presidential palace in Damascus, vowing to protect Druze civilians under fire in Sweida.

Italy has said it may release up to around 10,000 people from prison, to ease overcrowding

Pop Mart, the Chinese toy firm behind the hugely popular Labubu dolls, has said its profits are set to soar for the first six months of this year. The Beijing-based

Iran’s parliament says no nuclear talks with US can resume until preconditions are met after recent military strikes.

Ford is recalling nearly 700,000 vehicles in US over cracked fuel injectors that may leak and cause fires.

UK’s Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says he makes “no apology” for halting media reporting on a major Afghan data breach.

Trump announces $19b trade pact with Indonesia, averting steeper tariffs and securing major US export commitments

Cuban Labour Minister resigns after backlash over denying beggars exist, calling them pretenders making “easy money” amid worsening economic crisis.

Trump urges Attorney General Bondi to release “credible” Epstein information, amid growing Republican demands for transparency and backlash over withheld files.

Trump has warned Ukraine not to strike Moscow, clarifying earlier reports he asked Zelenskyy about targeting Russian cities using long-range weapons.

Israeli air strikes hit Suwayda hours after a ceasefire, as Syria accuses Israel of backing armed groups in violence.

The Trump administration has launched a trade investigation into Brazil over unfair policies harming American workers, companies, and digital platforms.

Ukrainian PM Shmyhal has submitted his resignation amid the country’s largest wartime government reshuffle expected later this week.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing renewed political strain after a key religious party withdrew from his ruling coalition over a longstanding military draft dispute, leaving him with only

Sweden has pledged support for boosting Ukraine’s arms supplies following the US decision to send Patriot missiles via NATO.

France’s Prime Minister has suggested eliminating two public holidays as part of efforts to improve the country’s finances.

Leaders of the Moroccan community have appealed for peace after violent anti-migrant clashes erupted in a Spanish town.

The US has imposed a 17% tariff on Mexican tomatoes, ending a trade deal over alleged unfair pricing by Mexican exporters.