Six Dead Near Tell as Israel Expands West Bank Deployment
Four Palestinians and two Israelis were killed near Tell as conflicting accounts of the violence prompted a wider Israeli military deployment around Nablus.
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Court Pauses Ramaphosa Impeachment Hearings Before Farmgate Review
A South African court has paused parliamentary impeachment hearings against President Cyril Ramaphosa while judges prepare to review the panel findings behind the Farmgate case.
Gironde Wildfire Forces 20,000 Evacuations Near Arcachon Bay
Wildfires in France's Gironde region have displaced about 20,000 people and burned 3,400 hectares as crews confront stronger winds.
Temoac Mayor Killed at Town Hall Months After Surviving Ambush
Temoac Mayor Valentín Lavín Romero was killed inside the municipal offices after surviving an attack in January. His death adds to a series of killings targeting local officials in Mexico.
US-Saudi Nuclear Accord Leaves Door Open to Domestic Enrichment
A 30-year U.S.-Saudi nuclear accord could permit domestic uranium enrichment while relying on bilateral safeguards and congressional review.
US Sets Three-Stage Tariff Schedule for Imported Generic Medicines
Imported generic medicines will remain tariff-free for two years before US duties rise to 100 percent and later double under a new schedule.
French Lawmakers Set Under-15 Account Cutoff for Social Platforms
France has approved a social media ban for children under 15, with new accounts targeted first and existing profiles due to close later.
Canada Faces 50% US Tariff Outside North American Trade Pact
A new 50% US tariff will cover many Canadian goods, including products previously protected by the North American trade agreement.
Ortega Says Nicaragua Will Stop Holding Elections
Daniel Ortega ruled out future voting in Nicaragua, extending a political order already stripped of effective competition.
Second Thomas Shoal Clash Raises Pressure Before ASEAN Talks
Chinese and Philippine crews traded accusations after a violent encounter near Second Thomas Shoal days before regional foreign ministers meet in Manila.
Dozens Missing After MV Barima Capsizes Off Guyana Coast
Rescuers found 67 people alive after the MV Barima capsized with 116 passengers and 17 crew members during a night voyage off Guyana.
US Soldier Dies in Iraq During Disposal of Downed Iranian Drone
A US service member was killed and another was lightly injured while troops disposed of ordnance from a downed Iranian attack drone in northern Iraq.