Tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Israelis demonstrated across the country, blocking transportation infrastructure to protest mandatory military enlistment.
Palestinians voted in local elections in the West Bank and one Gaza city, marking the first such voting opportunity for some Gazans in years.
Multiple disputes emerge between China and US involving university admissions, trade barriers, AI conferences, and academic policies.
The United States has authorized significant missile sales to Gulf allies as regional conflicts have depleted air defense stockpiles.
The former public security secretary of Mexico's Sinaloa state appeared in US court after being arrested in Arizona on charges of taking bribes from the Sinaloa Cartel.
A French soldier died in an ambush in southern Lebanon, threatening the fragile 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.
The US Department of Energy warned Russia's nuclear firm not to interfere with American nuclear technology at a Ukrainian power plant.
Three US B-1 Lancer bombers returned to Britain following what sources describe as the first UK-approved attacks on Iran under current policy.
A retired Nigerian general was abducted with his wife in the northwest, while police warned against attacks on South Africans amid rising tensions.
A British woman has disappeared in France while an Auburn University student was found dead in Japan after going missing during separate incidents.
Prince Harry visited Kyiv on Thursday to show support for Ukraine and spoke at a security conference.
A UN inquiry has reportedly found evidence that Israeli forces provided protection to settlers during attacks on Palestinians.
The United Arab Emirates announced that air traffic has returned to normal operations following the removal of unspecified precautionary measures.
The United States has deployed dozens of military aircraft to Israel's Ben Gurion airport as regional diplomatic dynamics shift.
Ukraine claimed attacks on Russian drilling platforms while diplomatic developments and regional tensions continue amid the ongoing conflict.
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