Trump Reviews Nuclear Memorandum and Hormuz Ceasefire Plan
Washington and Tehran moved closer to a potential breakthrough as negotiators circulated a draft 60-day memorandum of understanding designed to freeze hostilities.
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NATO Condemns Russia After Drone Hits Romanian Home
Romanian emergency responders moved to secure a residential site in the country's eastern corridor.
Austrian Court Jails Swift Concert Plotter for 15 Years
Vienna judges delivered a 15-year prison sentence on Thursday to a 21-year-old man who admitted to plotting a suicide attack at a Taylor Swift concert.
US and Iran Agree to Tentative Sixty Day Truce Extension
Negotiators from Washington and Tehran finalized a memorandum of understanding to halt hostilities for a sixty day period.
Israeli Strike Hits Beirut Before Washington Diplomacy
A strike in Beirut before Washington ceasefire talks has raised new questions about whether diplomacy can hold the Israel-Lebanon truce.
Israel Strikes Lebanon as Iran Retaliates Against U.S. Bases
Strikes in Lebanon, Iranian retaliation and renewed U.S. action near Hormuz have pushed the regional crisis into a sharper phase.
U.S. Forces Strike Iran After Nuclear Ultimatum
The latest U.S. strikes against Iranian-linked sites have complicated peace talks after Tehran issued a blunt nuclear ultimatum.
Dormitory Fire Kills 16 Girls at Kenya Boarding School
Emergency responders in central Kenya recovered the bodies of 16 students from the charred remains of a girls' boarding school dormitory.
US Forces Strike Iranian Command Center in Bandar Abbas
The Bandar Abbas strike added new pressure to a fragile Gulf ceasefire as Kuwait reported hostile missiles and drones.
Border Clashes Trap Lebanon Beyond Tehran Talks
Residents across southern Lebanon are bracing for a longer conflict as Israel-Hezbollah clashes strain diplomacy tied to Iran talks.
Ghana Welcomes Pope Leo XIV Apology for Slavery Role
Ghana welcomed Pope Leo XIV's apology for the Holy See's historical role in legitimizing slavery and urged continued dialogue on justice.
WHO Warns of Disease and Conflict Collision in Congo
World Health Organization officials signaled deep concern regarding the intersection of a viral outbreak and armed insurgency in Central Africa.