World

France delivers first batch of Mirage 2000 fighter jets to Ukraine in support of air defense.

A small plane leased by the US military crashes in the Philippines, resulting in the death of 4 individuals.

UK expels Russian Ambassador Andrei Kelin in response to diplomatic tensions, Russia retaliates by expelling a British diplomat.

Judge in Maryland issues nationwide temporary restraining order against President Trump's order to end birthright citizenship.

Slovakia discloses receiving Russian gas through Turkey after Ukraine's supply cut, impacting gas supply severely.

Russian military conducts exercise with Yars ballistic missile capable of nuclear attack, raising tensions with the West.

President Trump's decision to supply Israel with heavier bombs raises concerns about the impact on the Israeli arsenal. Will this make Israel untouchable?

The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) responds to a fire in Harlem with no reported injuries.

Mexico deploys troops to US border following the suspension of Trump's 25% tariff, focusing on preventing drug smuggling.

President Trump calls for the immediate release of Elizabeth Tsurkov, a 38-year-old Israeli held captive in Iraq, and criticizes Prime Minister Al-Sudani for broken promises.

A new pathogen, Camp Hill virus, belonging to a lethal family of pathogens, has been discovered near a town in Alabama, causing concerns of a potential global threat.

Gunman's attack on a migrant school in Sweden resulted in 11 dead and 5 critically injured. Details of the attacker's background revealed.

Steven Lawayne Nelson executed in Texas despite maintaining innocence, marking the second execution in the US this year.

Allegations suggest CIA shared new hires' data with White House, raising security concerns and sparking controversy.

Police discover firearms at school where fatal shooting took place in Örebro.

A new shooting incident near Anderlecht's Clemenceau metro station resulted in one person critically wounded and hospitalized.

Panama refutes the US claim of free passage for US naval ships through the Panama Canal, leading to diplomatic tensions.

Argentina's government prohibits gender reassignment surgeries and hormone treatments for minors under 18 to protect mental and physical health.

French President Macron invites Syrian President al-Assad to Paris for talks on Syria's transition process and stability.

Guatemala's President announces a new agreement with the US to accept deported individuals, covering transportation costs.

British government restricts conversations in Chinese electric cars used by Defense officials for security concerns.

Two airplanes collided at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport causing panic, but fortunately no injuries reported.

Footage of suspected shooter at Örebro school released, 11 dead including shooter.

A helicopter crash near Parma, Italy resulted in the death of 3 individuals, including businessman Lorenzo Rovagnati.

Argentine government decides to withdraw from the World Health Organization due to deep differences in health policies.

Thousands of protestors gather outside City Hall in New York City to protest against the Trump administration and Elon Musk.

At least 40,000 civil servants in the United States have accepted buyout offers to resign, according to a White House source.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio decides not to attend G20 summit in South Africa, citing national interests.

A series of earthquakes hit the Aegean Sea, triggering concerns in Greece. Emergency response teams are on high alert.

Investigation focuses on Swiss special forces soldier as suspect in mysterious murder of British family in French Alps in 2012.