
Family seeks UK government review after British man's death in Grenada
Relatives of Andrew Frederick, found dead in Grenada, call for policy review on UK assistance for families of Britons killed abroad.

Relatives of Andrew Frederick, found dead in Grenada, call for policy review on UK assistance for families of Britons killed abroad.

The US will permanently shut its consulate in Peshawar, Pakistan, while Afghanistan's cricket series against Sri Lanka relocates to the UAE.

Four Israeli soldiers were killed in southern Lebanon as Rep. Rashida Tlaib introduced a resolution to block U.S. support for Israeli operations there.

Insurgent attacks and security challenges in Pakistan's Balochistan province are raising concerns about regional stability and economic development projects.
Five-year CBS investigation finds evidence suggesting Russian involvement in mysterious health incidents affecting U.S. officials worldwide.

An explosion during maintenance restart at a Mol Group petrochemical plant in eastern Hungary killed one person and injured seven others.

Five pro-Palestinian activists face trial in Germany for protest actions, sparking debate about balancing free speech with support for Israel.
Pope Leo XIV begins extensive African visit covering Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea to address regional challenges.

The UK has formally communicated to the US that sovereignty over the Falkland Islands remains with Britain.

Defense attorneys for former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic have requested his release from prison, citing the 84-year-old's declining health.

UNICEF official says 206 Iranian and 118 Lebanese children have died in ongoing regional conflict involving U.S. and Israel.

Iranian and Israeli officials report that Iran's newly named leader Mojtaba Khamenei sustained leg injuries during an early war period, though details remain unclear.

Iran executed Kourosh Keyvani, who was accused of providing sensitive location information to Israeli intelligence services.

Taiwan's opposition leader will visit mainland China next month, marking the first such trip by a major Taiwanese political figure in nearly a decade.

Uganda's parliament is fast-tracking legislation that would impose up to 20 years in prison for promoting foreign interests and restrict overseas partnerships.
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