Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent downplayed Iranian counterstrikes, saying the Middle East region is stable as crude oil prices fell for the first time since conflict began.
Drug Enforcement Administration whistleblowers are requesting a $50 million reward for informants who provided intelligence on Venezuelan officials.
Greenland's Prime Minister told NBC News that residents feel unsafe due to Trump's repeated statements about U.S. control of the territory.
Steven Lyons, 45, described as a major Scottish gangland figure, was detained by Indonesian police upon arrival from Singapore.
Two young brothers, ages 3 and 5, were discovered abandoned by a roadside in Portugal, leading to arrests of two adults.
Ukraine's 35-year-old Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov views cutting-edge military technology as essential to the country's defense strategy.
Russian investigators announce closure of major tax fraud scheme while Sweden accuses Russian hackers of cyberattack on thermal facility.
Israeli authorities demolished over 260 Palestinian homes in east Jerusalem in 2025, a 70% increase from three years earlier, as settlement activity accelerates.
Separate incidents involving a minibus taxi fire in Zimbabwe and helicopter crash in Indonesia have resulted in multiple deaths.
Global Witness report alleges Amazon, Sony, and Ericsson may have unknowingly sourced coltan from mines controlled by M23 militia in eastern DRC.
Official estimates indicate approximately one in eight British residents have departed the UAE since regional conflicts began, affecting the country's expatriate population.
Chinese military analysts believe U.S. weapons supplies to Middle East conflicts may reduce America's ability to deter China in a potential Taiwan conflict.
Three consecutive Israeli strikes on ambulances in southern Lebanon killed four paramedics and wounded six others, according to eyewitness accounts.
French President Macron has ordered eight frigates, two helicopter carriers and an aircraft carrier to the Middle East as regional conflict affects oil prices.
Cuba's top envoy to the US said recent sanctions and Castro indictment are pretexts for potential military action amid deteriorating relations.
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