Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced a plan to ban social media for minors under 15, citing growing anxiety and depression among young people.
In the Pacific, United States forces destroyed a drug-laden vessel; two suspected narco-terrorists were killed in an operation authorized by Pete Hegseth.
Both nations agreed to halt attacks immediately and meet again in Turkey to establish detailed security cooperation mechanisms.
Lula da Silva said Trump guaranteed a future trade agreement between the United States and Brazil after their meeting at the ASEAN summit in Malaysia.
After months of tension, both nations are reopening talks to restore trade and energy cooperation. Washington and Brasília seek a pragmatic reset.
The United States ruled out a summit between Trump and Putin after Kremlin demands and disagreements over a possible ceasefire in Ukraine.
Israel’s bombing of Gaza after a suspected Hamas attack reignites tensions, raising concerns in the United States about the peace deal.
A new report suggests that the landmines reigniting the border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand may be newly planted. Both governments deny direct responsibility as international pressure mounts.
Ovations in Israel’s Parliament greeted Donald Trump as he hailed peace between Israel and Palestine, marking the start of Washington’s ambitious peace plan.
Norway denounced as “regrettable” the Maduro regime’s decision to close its embassy in Oslo, days after opposition leader María Corina Machado won the Nobel Peace Prize.