Rescue workers pull trapped survivors from a flooded hydropower tunnel in Nepal following a catastrophic mudslide that has claimed hundreds of lives and left over a thousand missing.
The Dominican Republic adopts the IHRA working definition of antisemitism, joining 47 other nations in a global effort to combat rising hatred and protect Jewish communities.
The U.S. is countering China’s economic influence in Africa, where Beijing’s subsidized exports are reportedly crippling local industries and creating major trade deficits, prompting American efforts to offer alternative investment and secure supply chains.
A massive glacier collapse triggered devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet, killing hundreds and leaving over 1,300 missing, with rescue efforts severely hampered.
A UN memorial ceremony mistakenly honored a Hamas commander, sparking outrage and calls for an apology, highlighting alleged deep-seated infiltration of the UNRWA agency by terrorist elements.
Hundreds of volunteers in Japan used ancient techniques and brute force to move a 360-tonne castle keep for repairs.
Ukraine’s Independence Day was marked by Russian attacks and Ukrainian strikes deep into Russia, with experts suggesting Putin is ‘panicked’ by Kyiv’s growing capabilities and disruptive capabilities.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declares an ‘economic D-Day’ on Iran, aiming to collapse the regime by severing all financial lifelines amid a historic currency plunge and expert debate on potential uprising.
Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen identifies a growing internal threat from failed migrant integration, echoing concerns about radical Islam and challenging European norms.
The US has removed Syria from its state sponsors of terrorism list after nearly 50 years, clearing major hurdles for investment and economic recovery.
