Trump Demands Iran Wave White Flag as Talks Stall
President Donald Trump said Iran should wave a white flag of surrender as U.S. pressure, Hormuz security and nuclear talks remain unresolved.
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Hegseth Denies US Capitulation in Hormuz Standoff
Pete Hegseth said the Iran ceasefire was not over as U.S. forces protected ships through the Strait of Hormuz under Project Freedom.
MV Hondius Waits Off Cape Verde After Hantavirus Deaths
The MV Hondius remains off Cape Verde after three deaths and several suspected hantavirus cases left nearly 150 people aboard.
Marine Volunteers Killed During Australian Yacht Rescue Attempt
Three people died after a Marine Rescue NSW boat capsized while responding to a yacht in distress off Ballina in heavy seas.
Xi Jinping Orders Probe After 21 Die in Hunan Factory Blast
Xi Jinping ordered a probe after a fireworks factory blast in Liuyang killed 21 people and injured 61 others in Hunan province.
German National Detained After Leipzig Car Attack Kills Two
Leipzig authorities detained a 33-year-old German citizen after a fatal vehicle incident in the city center.
Gutnick Testifies on Antisemitism After Bondi Attack
Sheina Gutnick described fear and public hostility toward Jewish Australians as a royal commission opened hearings in Sydney.
US Launches Project Freedom to Break Iranian Blockade
Washington moved to dissolve a maritime bottleneck in the Persian Gulf after weeks of escalating naval friction.
BJP Surges in West Bengal
Indian state election results revealed a realignment of regional power as counting stabilized across two critical battlegrounds.
Trump Orders Navy Escorts for Ships in Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump ordered the United States Navy to begin escorting merchant vessels through the Strait of Hormuz.
India State Election Results Offer Verdict on Regional Blocs
Officials in five Indian states opened counting centers early Sunday to process votes that could reshape the country's political map.
Israeli Court Extends Detention for Gaza Flotilla Activists
Israeli authorities presented two foreign nationals in court on Sunday following the high-seas interception of a multi-vessel aid convoy earlier this week.