
Kim Jong Un Calls South Korea 'Most Hostile Enemy,' Threatens Destruction
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un escalated rhetoric against South Korea, calling it the nation's primary enemy and threatening complete destruction.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un escalated rhetoric against South Korea, calling it the nation's primary enemy and threatening complete destruction.

Bolivian authorities arrested Sebastián Marset, an alleged Uruguayan drug trafficker wanted by the US for money laundering and accused of ordering a prosecutor's murder.
Over 60 nations met in Brussels with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohamed Mustafa to discuss Middle East peace as EU considers stronger measures against Israel.
Qatar has announced that its massive liquefied natural gas facility, the world's largest, has sustained extensive damage.

Nigerian authorities detained 15 individuals after videos showing alleged sexual assault at a festival sparked public outrage and social media campaigns.
U.S. service members who survived an Iranian attack in Kuwait that killed six soldiers are disputing the Pentagon's official description of the incident.

International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan faces disciplinary proceedings following sexual misconduct allegations.
The United Arab Emirates has prohibited its citizens from traveling to Iran, Lebanon and Iraq, advising those currently in these countries to leave immediately.

Two U.S. airmen ejected from an F-15E Strike Eagle after it was hit by enemy fire during operations over Iran and were subsequently recovered by U.S. forces.
A 41-year-old French mother and her 55-year-old partner were arrested after allegedly leaving two young boys, ages 4 and 5, in wooded areas of Portugal.
Albanian villagers protested a coastal development project linked to Kushner, claiming it involves disputed land ownership.

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

Allied nations and critics express reservations about a potential rushed nuclear framework deal between the United States and Iran.

A Sesame Workshop executive reportedly coordinated evacuation efforts for staff in Afghanistan following the Taliban's seizure of control.
Reporters Without Borders warns that press freedom worldwide has declined to its lowest point in 25 years.
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