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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for an immediate ceasefire in Syria amid escalating violence and humanitarian crisis, urging all parties to engage in a political resolution.
Hezbollah and Israel exchange fire as ceasefire violations escalate, leaving multiple casualties and raising concerns over the fragile peace in the region.
France’s government faces collapse as far-right and left-wing parties unite in no-confidence motions against Prime Minister Michel Barnier, potentially ousting a government for the first time since 1962.
French government plans to use special constitutional powers to pass a social security budget bill without a parliamentary vote.
Experts warn that President Trump’s proposed tariffs could lead to higher prices on everyday goods, affecting everything from groceries to electronics, as businesses pass costs onto consumers.
US Central Command reports that U.S. naval forces have successfully thwarted Houthi attacks on American ships in the Gulf of Aden, with no injuries or damage reported.
President Joe Biden has pardoned his son Hunter ahead of sentencing for tax evasion and firearm charges, calling the proceedings a ‘miscarriage of justice.’ The move has sparked widespread discussion.
A stampede at a football match in southeastern Guinea’s Nzerekore has left dozens dead after fan clashes erupted over a disputed penalty. Authorities are investigating.
China and Uzbekistan have signed a mutual visa exemption agreement, marking a new chapter in their relationship. The two countries pledge to enhance cooperation in key areas and promote people-to-people exchanges.
China and Tajikistan pledge to deepen comprehensive cooperation after high-level talks in Chengdu.