Four killed in Kabul market shooting as police say dispute was personal
Police in Afghanistan’s capital say two suspects were arrested after a gunfight near Sara-i-Shahzada left the son of a former lawmaker among the dead.
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DISY leads Cyprus election as new parties enter parliament
The centre-right party won 17 seats, AKEL took 16 and far-right ELAM moved into third place in a vote that weakened Cyprus’s established political duopoly.
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Police clear Ankara opposition headquarters after ruling
Riot officers entered the CHP’s national offices after its leadership refused to accept a court-ordered change.
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Turkish and Syrian intelligence detain 10 suspected ISIL-linked figures in joint operation
Turkish and Syrian intelligence services say they arrested 10 people suspected of ISIL ties in a cross-border operation in Syria.
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Belgrade protest crowds push Serbia’s election fight onto the streets
Tens of thousands rallied in Belgrade to demand early elections, as Serbia’s student-led protest movement broadened and clashes flared near the presidency.
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Gunman killed after firing at officers near White House checkpoint
Secret Service officers returned fire at 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue; a bystander was also wounded, while President Trump and posted officers were unharmed.
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Senegal president dismisses prime minister and dissolves government after months of tension
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye removed Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko and dissolved Senegal's government, sharpening a political split at the top of the ruling coalition.
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Reports say Iraqi suspect plotted attack on Ivanka Trump in alleged revenge for Soleimani death
The supplied evidence is limited to secondary reports, but it says Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi was arrested in Turkey and extradited to the United States.
Read report »US Supreme Court leaves Alabama execution block in place for Joseph Clifton Smith
The justices dismissed Alabama’s bid to revive an execution after lower courts found Joseph Clifton Smith intellectually disabled and therefore ineligible for the death penalty.
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Thai police widen scam probe with 11 arrests tied to Sun Mingchen case
Thai police say the arrests deepen a probe into a network accused of fraud, weapons possession and links to Cambodia-based cyber scams.
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Puntland says Somalia’s federal mandate has expired
The Puntland administration says Somalia’s federal institutions have entered a transitional period and should no longer act as if their mandates are intact.
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French Appeals Court Convicts Airbus and Air France Over AF447 Disaster
The ruling overturned the companies’ 2023 acquittals in the 2009 Rio-to-Paris crash, which killed all 228 people aboard.
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Morelos officials detained in anti-extortion sweep as search widens
Security forces detained the mayors of Atlatlahucan and a former Yecapixtla mayor during Operation Enjambre and said they were still seeking the mayor of Cuautla, according to El Financiero.
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Hungary's new government moves to cap total prime-ministerial service at eight years
Hungary's new administration proposed a constitutional amendment that would stop any future prime minister from serving more than eight years in total.
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Israel says it intercepted a missile fired toward central Israel
Air-raid warnings sounded across central Israel as authorities said a projectile launched from Yemen was intercepted before impact.
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Germany arrests Chinese couple in Munich on spying allegations
German federal prosecutors arrested a Chinese couple in Munich on suspicion of spying for Chinese intelligence.
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Bolivia’s Paz promises cabinet reshuffle as protests deepen pressure on government
President Rodrigo Paz said he would reorganise his cabinet and create a social and economic council after weeks of unrest over fuel, wages and the country’s economic crisis.
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Capitol Police officers sue over Trump-era fund that could pay Jan. 6 rioters
Two officers who defended the Capitol say the settlement fund created from a Trump IRS deal is illegal and could end up rewarding people who attacked police.
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US prosecutors indict Raúl Castro over 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shootdown
Federal prosecutors disclosed charges in Florida against Cuba’s former leader and others tied to the deaths of four people aboard civilian aircraft in 1996.
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Zapatero indicted in Plus Ultra bailout probe
Zapatero indicted in Plus Ultra bailout probe.
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Senate advances Iran war powers measure after crossing 60-day threshold
A procedural Senate vote moved a measure aimed at ending military action in Iran, as lawmakers tested the president’s authority under the War Powers Act.
Read report »Somali opposition says president's powers have expired as election fight intensifies
An opposition coalition says Hassan Sheikh Mohamud can no longer exercise key presidential powers, escalating a constitutional dispute over whether his term ended on 15 May or extends to 2027.
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Belarus announces joint nuclear training exercises with Russia
The defense ministry move signals another step in military coordination with Moscow as Belarus remains tightly aligned with the Kremlin.
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