South Korea opposes US military plans to move air defense systems from the peninsula to the Middle East, though Seoul says it cannot prevent the redeployment.
Austria ordered the expulsion of three Russian diplomatic personnel following allegations of signals intelligence operations.
The world's largest aircraft carrier will end its record-breaking deployment of more than 300 days and return to Virginia in mid-May.
Afghanistan's Taliban government freed American researcher Dennis Coyle, who was detained since January 2025 on unspecified charges.
Local communities in Barbuda, Grenada and Jamaica say foreign developers are restricting access to traditional coastlines.
Body camera video shows the moments gunman Ndiaga Diagne opened fire outside a Texas bar before police killed him 56 seconds after first 911 call.
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.
Multiple diplomatic developments emerge across Asia-Pacific region with scheduled leadership visits and peace discussions.
Argentina's congress passed legislation allowing mining in glacier areas while Chile uncovered criminal networks stealing copper shipments.
Donald Trump stated that war in the Middle East is 'pretty much' over, citing a US-Israeli operation progressing ahead of schedule.
Russian fighter jets flew dangerously close to a British RAF surveillance plane during an intercept over the Black Sea, officials said.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan seeks re-election in Armenia as Russia-linked groups spread disinformation to undermine his campaign.
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested the war is nearing an end while offering no indication he would abandon his objectives.
Colombian voters prepare to elect a new president as the country grapples with implementing a 2016 peace deal and continuing rebel violence.
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