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Tehran cited breaches of the Islamabad MoU after Israeli airstrikes killed at least 47 people in Lebanon on Friday, threatening the fragile U.S.-Iran deal.

The bank now projects a 10% drop in 2026 shipments, steeper than its earlier forecast, as AI-driven memory chip demand strains mobile supply chains.

The Brussels summit also saw clashes over the bloc's long-term budget and debate on tougher trade measures against China.

Despite the Strait of Hormuz reopening after the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, analysts warn restoring global oil supplies could take a year or more.

The president told Axios that action against Havana is "possible" while praising Secretary of State Rubio's role in talks with Cuba.

Russia says air defenses repelled a drone strike on the Tyumen oil refinery, though explosions and smoke were reported at the site.

The Lijian series, unveiled at a Beijing defense expo, lets a single soldier carry and fire a directed-energy anti-drone system.

Families in the Kigonze camp have refused Ebola testing on patients and the deceased, hampering efforts to contain the Bundibugyo strain outbreak.

President Rodrigo Paz authorized military deployment to clear road blockades that have paralyzed the economy and caused widespread shortages.

At least five people died in airstrikes on southern Lebanon's Nabatieh region Saturday, despite a truce agreed the day before.