Washington and Tehran Reach Framework to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
A Pakistan-backed US-Iran framework would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and extend the ceasefire, but nuclear and regional enforcement questions remain.
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Major Powers Face Costly Deadlocks After Misreading Regional Rivals
Major powers are finding that decentralized rivals can turn expected short campaigns into expensive, open-ended strategic deadlocks.
Trump Marks 80th Birthday With Cage Fights on White House Lawn
Trump hosted a UFC event on the White House South Lawn for his 80th birthday and the Freedom 250 anniversary rollout, drawing fans, sponsors, and protests.
Brazil Police Charge Three After Fatal Bungee Jump Fall
Brazilian police charged three people after Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas died during an unauthorized bungee-style jump from a bridge in Limeira.
Beirut Strikes Threaten Impending US-Iran Peace Treaty
Israeli warplanes struck southern Beirut on Sunday, threatening to derail a high-stakes diplomatic effort by the United States to finalize a peace deal with Iran.
Gunmen Kill Oaxaca Mayor in Targeted Southern Mexico Attack
Prosecutors in Oaxaca confirmed the death of a municipal leader following a targeted shooting in the southern region of the country.
Thousands Rally in Belfast Against Anti-Immigrant Unrest
Thousands of Belfast residents joined an anti-racism rally after a week of anti-immigrant unrest and street violence.
Trump to Discuss Hormuz Demining at G7 as Iran Deal Nears
President Donald Trump is expected to discuss Strait of Hormuz demining with allies at next week's G7 as mediators press for a U.S.-Iran deal.
Washington Forces Anthropic to Block Foreign Access to Fable 5
Washington ordered Anthropic to restrict Fable 5 and Mythos 5 access for foreign users after security concerns over jailbreak risk.
Seven Members of One Myanmar Family Struck by Land Mines
Bu Ri lost a leg to a land mine decades ago, and six more relatives have since been maimed or killed as Myanmar mine use spreads.
Chris Bowen Backs Australia Switch to Renewable Energy Exports
Chris Bowen told Bonn delegates that Australia can shift from fossil fuel exports toward renewable power, green hydrogen and critical minerals.
Iran Prepares for World Cup Debut in U.S. Despite Active War
Iran prepares to face New Zealand in Los Angeles as war, visa scrutiny and diaspora protests test FIFA World Cup security.