Russian nationals will no longer be eligible for multiple-entry Schengen visas, though exceptions remain for dissidents, journalists, human rights defenders and some family members.
More than 50 people were hurt in explosions during Friday prayers at a mosque inside a Jakarta school, and Indonesian police say a 17-year-old student is under suspicion.
Another US military strike on a suspected drug vessel in international waters killed three people, intensifying scrutiny of Washington’s campaign in the Caribbean.
Ukrainian officials said a Russian attack on the Synelnykove district of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast killed a 65-year-old woman and injured eight other people.
The Dominican Republic has postponed the Summit of the Americas until next year, citing tensions over U.S. military operations near Venezuela and hurricane damage in parts of the region.
Lima said Mexico’s decision to grant asylum to former prime minister Betssy Chávez amounted to an unfriendly act and accused Mexico of repeated interference.
Donald Trump threatened possible military action against Nigeria and a cutoff of US aid, escalating a row over claims of anti-Christian violence that experts say are oversimplified.
A local medical network said women and children were among those killed when the Rapid Support Forces shelled two sites sheltering displaced people in South Kordofan state.
Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi quit after saying she approved release of a video tied to alleged abuse at Sde Teiman, intensifying scrutiny of Israel’s military justice system.
The US and Chinese presidents met on the sidelines of the APEC summit in South Korea, with both sides signaling movement on tariffs, soybeans and rare earths.
UN officials say reports from el-Fasher include summary executions and a maternity hospital massacre as a communications blackout makes independent verification difficult.
ABC News reported four deaths in another U.S. strike on an alleged drug boat, while senators were briefed on the campaign in a session that excluded Democrats.