A planned minerals deal and joint news conference collapsed after the White House meeting turned into a public confrontation over Ukraine, Russia and U.S. backing.
Witnesses and local reporting say a beach clearing operation in Mogadishu turned deadly when security forces opened fire, killing a teenage boy and injuring others.
A message delivered after a prison visit asked the Kurdish movement to choose political integration, adding momentum to contacts promoted by Turkey’s DEM Party.
Israel’s defense minister said the air force was attacking strongly in southern Syria after the new Syrian government demanded a full withdrawal of Israeli forces.
Researchers associated with the University of Newcastle released final findings from an eight-year project mapping colonial frontier massacres, documenting at least 438 massacres and more than 10,000 Indigenous deaths.
Israeli tanks entered the occupied West Bank for the first time since 2002, as officials said troops would stay in parts of the territory for up to a year and block tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians from returning.
In remarks reported by CNN, the Ukrainian president said he was willing to leave office if that could help bring peace and move his country toward NATO membership.
Mali’s army says it has opened an investigation after the Tuareg independence movement accused soldiers and Wagner Group mercenaries of killing 24 civilians near Gao.
The Cook Islands signed a five-year memorandum with China on seabed minerals, technology transfer and ecosystems research, but the deal stops short of granting a mining license.
Israel says a body handed over by Hamas in the latest hostage exchange did not match Shiri Bibas, adding a fresh flashpoint to an already fragile ceasefire process.