The bipartisan legislation establishes a special court in Jerusalem to try hundreds of detained Hamas attackers, with genocide convictions carrying a mandatory death sentence.

The only trauma hospital in the densely populated Port-au-Prince district shut down Monday, leaving hundreds of thousands without medical care.

Tehran says its Ghadir-class midget submarines are conducting combat patrols beneath the besieged chokepoint as diplomatic talks continue.

Germany dismissed Putin's proposal to use ex-Chancellor Schröder as a mediator, saying Russia has shown no signs of serious interest in negotiations.

Bloomberg reports the 70-day-plus shutdown, the longest ever recorded in a connected society, is devastating private businesses alongside war damage.

David Farley's emphatic victory ends the Coalition's 77-year grip on the NSW electorate, marking a historic breakthrough for Pauline Hanson's party.

Morgan Stanley estimates inventories fell by 4.8 million barrels a day from March to late April, the steepest drawdown the IEA has ever recorded.

The clandestine outpost housed special forces and served as a logistics hub, with U.S. knowledge but without Iraq's approval.

The detainees are accused of espionage and sympathy with Iranian aggression, part of a broader crackdown since the U.S.-Israel-Iran war began.

Washington targeted three companies accused of providing imagery that enabled Iranian strikes on American forces, days before Trump's Beijing summit.

Ambassador Jeff Bartos told a UN Security Council session that Washington opposes Israeli annexation, citing regional stability concerns.

Starmer vowed he would "not walk away" as Labour lost control of at least eight councils and more than 235 seats in early English results.

The opposition-led legislature approved far less than the $40 billion the government sought, excluding domestically built drones and missile defenses.

Internal strategy documents task Russia's political bloc with reframing the war's end as a triumph amid economic strain and public fatigue.

The president set the deadline after overnight trilogue talks on the Turnberry Agreement collapsed without a breakthrough.

The WHO confirmed the Andes strain aboard the MV Hondius, which departed Cape Verde on Wednesday for Spain's Canary Islands after evacuating three patients.

Pyongyang's UN envoy rejected the NPT at the ongoing review conference in New York, reaffirming the country's stance as a nuclear weapons state.

Parliament Speaker called for austerity and unity as the rial hits record lows and inflation surpasses 65% under the three-week-old siege.

Turner, who had been living with Lewy body dementia since 2018, died Wednesday at his home near Tallahassee, Florida.

The revised charter defines North Korean territory as bordering South Korea and formally places command of the nuclear arsenal in Kim Jong Un's hands.

The state-backed semiconductor fund's potential investment in the AI lab signals Beijing now views model capability as a strategic priority.

The secretary of state said neither side wants instability in the Indo-Pacific ahead of Trump's May 14-15 visit to Beijing.

The secretary of state identified Hezbollah as the sole obstacle to a deal, speaking at a White House briefing on Tuesday.

The refueling aircraft broadcast a 7700 distress signal and vanished from radar during Operation Project Freedom, the effort to guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

Tehran can still build a bomb in about a year, the same estimate as last summer, despite two months of U.S. military operations, according to Reuters.

The U.S. began guiding vessels through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, but shipping executives say the plan lacks coordination and clarity.

A drone struck a Moscow high-rise just 6 km from the Kremlin overnight, days before Russia's Victory Day parade.

The NATO chief spoke Monday after the U.S. announced it would pull 5,000 troops from Germany over allies' reluctance to support the Iran campaign.

The British prime minister is pushing for UK defense firms to compete for contracts under the EU's newly approved €90 billion loan for Kyiv.

Tehran's UN mission defended its right to unlimited uranium enrichment and called Washington's nuclear posture "outrageous and hypocritical."

The Financial Times reported Friday that warnings now extend beyond Baltic states to include the UK and Poland, as the conflict strains U.S. munitions reserves.

Tehran's UN envoy rejected Gulf states' self-defense claims, calling their role in the U.S.-Israeli campaign acts of aggression under international law.

The CMCC in southern Israel will be folded into a smaller international force, cutting the U.S. military presence from around 190 troops to 40.

U.S. officials say Tehran is exploiting the truce to dig out hidden missiles and drones as the prospect of renewed conflict grows.

Beijing's military and coast guard conducted naval and air operations in the disputed South China Sea as the largest-ever Balikatan exercises continue nearby.

The president praised the move as the White House met with oil executives to discuss sustaining the Iran blockade while shielding consumers.

Police arrested a 45-year-old suspect after two men were knifed in Golders Green, prompting PM Starmer to convene a COBRA meeting.

The 90-minute conversation also covered the Iran conflict and the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, the Kremlin said.

During Tuesday's state dinner, Trump said King Charles "agrees" Iran must never have a nuclear weapon, prompting a Palace response over the king's political neutrality.

The plan, presented at a global summit in Colombia, sets deadlines to phase out coal by 2030, oil by 2045 and gas by 2050.

A new roadmap details how sunlight-powered photoreforming could convert waste plastics into clean hydrogen and industrial chemicals.

The European Commission issued preliminary findings that Meta violated the Digital Services Act by not preventing children under 13 from accessing its platforms.

CENTCOM says 39 vessels have now been redirected as the U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports enters its third week.

The British monarch became only the second to speak before U.S. lawmakers, calling the alliance "one of the greatest partnerships in human history."

Soaring fuel costs from the Strait of Hormuz closure are forcing families across Africa and South Asia to abandon cleaner cooking fuels, accelerating deforestation.

President Amedi designated 40-year-old businessman Ali al-Zaidi to form a government after U.S. pressure blocked a pro-Iran candidate.

The amended agreement lets OpenAI serve customers on any cloud platform and caps the revenue share it must pay Microsoft through 2030.

Iran's foreign minister blamed Washington's "excessive demands" for the collapse of negotiations after arriving in St. Petersburg for talks with Putin.

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