Trump urged Zelenskiy to give up land to Russia, refused to supply missiles, and proposed a ceasefire, leaving the Ukrainian side disappointed.

Senior US officials visit Israel to sustain the fragile Gaza ceasefire amid rising tensions and uncertain long-term US strategy.

Migrants and rights activists protested Italy’s Libya deal after a boat tragedy exposed abuse and deadly crossings in the Mediterranean.

Egyptian President Sisi and US adviser Massad Boulos discussed joint efforts to end Sudan’s war and reinforce regional peace and humanitarian cooperation.

Antarctica is experiencing accelerated ice loss and glacier melt due to global warming, threatening sea levels worldwide.

Sudanese refugees in Libya face mass arrests, harsh detention, and blocked return routes amid rising tensions.

The UN reinstated sanctions against Iran after Europe triggered a snapback, aiming to curb Tehran’s nuclear ambitions amid escalating tensions.

A stampede at actor-turned-politician Vijay’s campaign rally in Tamil Nadu killed 36 people and injured 58, prompting condolences and an official probe.

Explosions in Doha as Israel targets Hamas leaders; smoke over Katara; Qatar condemns, casualties unclear

WaPo says Iran’s IAEA standoff and regional actions raise escalation risks as Washington signals willingness to use force

Reports of U.S. ops in Greenland spark Danish backlash—and fresh scrutiny of the Pituffik base

Seven migrants arrived in Rwanda from the United States with some planning to build lives and others returning home.

The training will continue until September 10, including naval, ground, air, and special forces.

Trump’s next move: hit Venezuela, crush Maduro’s narco-state, and warn cartels across hemisphere

Algeria summoned France’s chargé d’affaires to protest visa-related statements and accused France of breaching diplomatic protocol.

New council unites coastal actors, backs secular federalism per UNSCR 2254, and urges ICC action

Hezbollah readies protests over disarmament; Berri pushes talks as officials warn of Beirut clashes, southern risks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he “recognizes” the World War I-era massacres of Armenians, Assyrians and Pontic Greeks by the Ottoman Empire as genocides, speaking on the Patrick Bet-David podcast. Multiple outlets noted it was the first time an Israeli leader has made such a statement publicly. Netanyahu also suggested the Knesset had already

Niger’s junta announced Europeans must now apply for visas in Geneva Ankara or Moscow in response to difficulties faced by Nigeriens.

Warships head to Venezuela; tweet flags 24-hour arrival. Caracas decries move and mobilizes militia

Coast guard and marine police scour the Bosphorus after 29-year-old Nikolay Svechnikov vanished mid-race

South African leader Ramaphosa appeals for urgent Ukraine-Russia dialogue, emphasising trilateral talks with the United States to move toward peace.

Immigration officials said Kilmar Abrego Garcia will be deported to Uganda after he declined an offer of deportation to Costa Rica in exchange for jail time.

Macron pledged partnership with South Africa to build inclusive global governance while also discussing Ukraine Middle East and Great Lakes issues.