
European Leaders Increasingly Challenge Trump Administration Policies
European officials are showing greater willingness to publicly confront the Trump administration on foreign policy issues.

European officials are showing greater willingness to publicly confront the Trump administration on foreign policy issues.

Freelance journalist Shelly Kittleson was freed by Iranian-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah after being abducted in Baghdad, with conditions she leave Iraq immediately.
France is pursuing participation in a UK-German long-range missile development project amid broader European defense policy discussions.
UN reports drones have become the leading cause of civilian deaths in Sudan's war, with foreign-supplied technology enabling strikes on hospitals, schools and markets.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman faces life in prison for throwing molotov cocktails at demonstrators supporting Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Albania's anti-corruption agency launches investigation into luxury coastal resort development connected to Jared Kushner as protests erupt over the project.

Police are investigating an arson attack on four Jewish volunteer ambulance service vehicles in London as an antisemitic hate crime.

Nearly 500 alleged MS-13 gang members, including leaders, face trial in El Salvador on charges including thousands of murders and other crimes.

Iranian officials made separate statements about targeting Amazon's cloud center in Bahrain and alleged US use of new precision missiles.

The Trump administration is pursuing diplomatic support from allies regarding Iran tensions and expanding focus to include Cuba policy measures.

New analysis documents more than 20,000 incidents of food-related violence globally since 2018, including attacks on markets and distribution systems.

Japan fired missiles in joint military drills with the US and allies in the northern Philippines, marking an expanded military role in the South China Sea region.
French energy company TotalEnergies has shut down production operations in Qatar, Iraq and UAE offshore fields, affecting 15% of total output.
Under a $7.5 million agreement, asylum seekers deported from the US are being detained at a hotel in Equatorial Guinea owned by the country's ruling family.
A French soldier was killed and three others injured in an attack on UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, with France blaming Hezbollah for the incident.
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