
US Military Strike on Suspected Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific Kills 3
The US military conducted another strike on a suspected narco-trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific Ocean on Sunday, killing three people aboard.

The US military conducted another strike on a suspected narco-trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific Ocean on Sunday, killing three people aboard.

Lindsay and Craig Foreman, arrested in Iran during a motorcycle journey, have lost their appeal against a 10-year prison term.

Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned a Nicholas Kristof column alleging Palestinian sexual abuse, while the Times defended the piece amid calls for retraction.

The US embassy in London issued a security warning for Americans in the UK and Europe, while homes were evacuated after an explosion near a Northern Ireland police station.

New York University temporarily shuttered its Abu Dhabi campus following security threats in the Middle East region.
Russia proposes former German chancellor for Ukraine talks while criticizing Armenia's support for Ukrainian president.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will expand its ground campaign and security buffer zone in southern Lebanon.

Tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Israelis demonstrated across the country, blocking transportation infrastructure to protest mandatory military enlistment.

The Pentagon has identified several U.S. Army Reserve soldiers among six service members killed in military operations related to Iran.

President Trump is scheduled to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing in May amid ongoing economic tensions and congressional pressure.
International Criminal Court judges confirmed charges against Rodrigo Duterte for alleged murders during anti-drug operations as mayor and president.

British police arrested two men in connection with an arson attack on four Jewish charity ambulances in London's Golders Green neighborhood.
Iceland's parliament voted to hold a referendum in August on whether to begin European Union accession negotiations.

The United States rejected claims that American diplomats had evacuated Ukraine's capital, while President Zelensky traveled to Sweden.
A planned 20,000-strong international stabilization force for Gaza faces delays as contributing countries withhold troops amid ongoing conflicts and stalled ceasefire implementation.
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