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Colombian President Gustavo Petro visited the White House for talks with President Trump following months of strained relations between Washington and Bogotá over trade and anti-narcotics policies.
BreakingThe US military reported shooting down an Iranian drone in the Arabian Sea, marking another escalation in tensions between Washington and Tehran in the strategic maritime region.
BreakingHamas has issued a call for worldwide demonstrations against what it terms Israel's 'brutal aggression' in Gaza, as reports emerge of returnees facing harsh treatment including blindfolding and harassment.
Anti-government protests in Iran started at Tehran's Grand Bazaar and spread across the country, driven by mounting economic pressures and soaring consumer prices.
Foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland reported a fundamental disagreement with the United States over the territory, as Trump administration signals interest in annexation.
Ukraine suffered fewer air attacks than usual after President Putin agreed to a Donald Trump request to halt bombings until Sunday, providing temporary respite in the ongoing conflict.
Sir Keir Starmer told the BBC all restrictions on British parliamentarians by China are lifted during his visit to Shanghai on the final day of his trip to the country.
Iranian authorities signaled readiness to defend their country as the United States continues deploying naval assets including the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier toward Iranian waters.
The Israeli military has been expanding the so-called yellow line in eastern Gaza, with Israel now physically occupying more than 50 percent of the Gaza Strip despite a ceasefire.
China issues strong condemnation of recent terrorist attacks in Pakistans Balochistan province, reaffirming commitment to support Pakistan in combating terrorism and ensuring security of CPEC infrastructure projects.
