Sudanese man is executed in Saudi Arabia for cocaine smuggling
Saudi Arabia executed a Sudanese man and two Afghan nationals for smuggling cocaine and methamphetamine, reflecting strict anti-drug policies.
US intelligence acknowledges foreign meddling in Sudan war
US intelligence informed top officials that foreign military and logistical support is prolonging Sudan’s war and hindering efforts to achieve de-escalation.
Netanyahu says Gaza ceasefire plan enters tougher second phase soon
Netanyahu said the Gaza ceasefire plan is nearing its difficult second phase as international diplomacy intensifies and Germany urges progress while reaffirming support for Israel.
FIFA awards Trump its first peace prize during World Cup draw event
Fifa awarded Donald Trump its inaugural peace prize at the 2026 World Cup draw, highlighting his claimed diplomatic achievements and global peace efforts.
Diplomatic missions urge Tanzania to return bodies and release detainees
Nineteen diplomatic missions called on Tanzania to return bodies, release detainees, and address extrajudicial killings after post-election unrest.
South Africa challenges US’s claims as G20 tensions escalate
South Africa’s Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola rejected US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s criticism of Pretoria’s G20 presidency, defending the country’s conduct and sovereignty while urging respectful dialogue.
US launches review of Tanzania ties after violent election unrest
The United States is reviewing its relationship with Tanzania after disputed elections marked by deadly violence and ongoing repression of free speech and religious freedom.
Trump lashes out at Somali immigrants over Minnesota scandal
Trump attacked Somali immigrants and Ilhan Omar amid a Minnesota fraud scandal, ending deportation protections for Somalis in the United States.
US negotiators meet Putin as Russia presses battlefield advances
Top US negotiators met Putin in Moscow to advance a revised peace plan as Russia presses military gains and Ukraine faces political and territorial pressure.
Libya’s premier meets US AFRICOM chief to boost military ties
Libya’s Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh met with US AFRICOM commander Dagvin Anderson to discuss military cooperation, training, and regional security.
Trump launches G20 presidency, erases South Africa from website
Trump has launched the US G20 presidency, excluded South Africa from the summit, and set a new economic-focused agenda.
African leaders demand justice for colonial crimes
African leaders in Algeria demand recognition, legal accountability, and reparations for colonial-era crimes affecting their nations.
US-Ukraine push for progress as Florida talks stall
Challenging negotiations in Florida see the US urging progress while Ukraine confronts political issues and difficult decisions over territorial wording.
US halts all visa processing for Afghan nationals after DC shooting
US stops all visa processing for Afghan nationals after DC shooting
Fire breaks out on Gambian-flagged tanker off Turkey’s Black Sea coast
A Gambian-flagged tanker caught fire off Turkey’s Black Sea coast, but all 25 crew members were safely rescued.
Trump accepts Xi’s Beijing invitation as leaders hail steady ties
Trump and Xi held a wide-ranging call that reaffirmed planned reciprocal visits, addressed tensions over Taiwan and the Ukraine war, and emphasised stronger communication.
Trump plans to designate Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organization
Trump tells Just the News he plans to label the Muslim Brotherhood a Foreign Terrorist Organization, as allies push for tougher action and the group vows to endure
Ukraine and US report progress in Geneva peace negotiations
Ukraine and the US reported substantial progress in Geneva peace talks, with both sides expressing optimism about narrowing gaps and achieving a lasting resolution.
Israeli air raids kill 21 as ceasefire violations ignite fresh violence
Israeli air strikes killed 21 Palestinians in Gaza on Saturday amid ceasefire violations, while both sides blamed each other for escalating violence.
NGOs warn of Muslim Brotherhood’s rising influence at Geneva protest
NGOs in Geneva warn of the Muslim Brotherhood’s rising influence in Europe via civil fronts
Texas designates Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR as terrorist groups
Texas brands the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR terrorist and criminal groups, triggering strict bans, sanctions and property restrictions
Europe and the US push IAEA to demand access from Iran’s sites
IAEA member states are demanding Iran grant access and report on its nuclear sites and uranium stock amid warnings of retaliation.
Ukraine seeks $44 B from Russia over wartime emissions damage
Ukraine seeks $44 billion from Russia for climate-warming emissions caused by the ongoing war, marking the first-ever such claim.
Trump signals approval for Saudi request to buy advanced F35 jets
Trump said he plans to approve Saudi Arabia’s request to buy F-35 fighter jets ahead of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to Washington.