After 1,277 days in detention, French citizens Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris have been freed by Iran. France vows to seek justice.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Syrians can no longer seek asylum in Germany, pushing repatriations despite ongoing humanitarian crisis in Syria.
Lima breaks ties with Mexico after it granted asylum to Betssy Chávez. Peru calls it an “unfriendly act” and blames Sheinbaum for interference.
Trump warned that the United States will cut all aid and could launch a military intervention in Nigeria if attacks on Christians continue.
Over 26 million people face severe food insecurity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, as France pledges new humanitarian aid.
Donald Trump’s administration will drastically reduce refugee admissions to the United States, giving priority to whites from South Africa.
The UN warned that nuclear tests “must never be allowed under any circumstances” after Donald Trump announced plans to resume them in the United States.
Leaders of Chile, Singapore, and New Zealand signed a historic pact to promote a greener, more sustainable, and resilient economy.
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.
