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The Philippine Senate reopened after a two-day shutdown caused by an impasse between two factions of senators. One side gained a quorum to resume sessions, but the underlying political standoff remains unresolved.
Bulgarian authorities are investigating a property deal involving sanctioned figure Zlatev, valued at 8.6 million euros, with connections to Moscow, as part of a sanctions evasion probe.
The U.S. government has formally designated several Brazilian criminal gangs as terrorist organizations, a significant escalation in international counter-narcotics and security policy.
25 cadre members of Singapore's main opposition Workers' Party call for a special conference to oust chief Pritam Singh as secretary general, citing a breach of the party constitution and generational divides.
Activists attempted to erect a statue of imprisoned Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti in Parliament Square, London, but police intervened and removed it.
Kim Jong Un gave guidance during a visit to a nuclear facility to accelerate the qualitative and quantitative strengthening of North Korea's nuclear forces, as reported by KCNA.
President Donald Trump reportedly told aides he will not resume all-out war with Iran unless US troops are killed, signaling a conditional de-escalation stance amid ongoing tensions.
Dubai Government sets strict limits on recording, storage, access and privacy for enforcement cameras to protect residents’ rights.
The Nigerian Senate raised concerns about escalating terrorist activity in Kwara North, calling for urgent military intervention to address the security crisis.
Terrorists attacked a community in Kogi State, Nigeria, abducting a woman and a toddler, highlighting ongoing insecurity in the region.
The United States and Iran exchanged military strikes, putting new strains on an existing ceasefire. The location and scale of the strikes are not specified in the source.
A Democratic candidate with alleged ties to Islamic terrorism won a primary election in New Jersey, raising concerns about national security and political vetting.
