Global Briefing: Gaza Probe, Ukraine Shakeup, US Debt Milestone
A roundup of major world news: Israel's Gaza probe, Ukraine's new defense minister, and the US debt crossing $40 trillion.
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A roundup of major world news: Israel's Gaza probe, Ukraine's new defense minister, and the US debt crossing $40 trillion.
Prince Harry and Meghan are reportedly returning to the UK with their children, enrolling them in British schools, but will not resume royal roles.
British media report Prince Harry intends to return to the UK with his family, ending their overseas stay.
A salmonella outbreak tied to jalapeno peppers has infected 431 people in 32 US states, with 57 hospitalizations and no deaths.
Lebanon extradited former Syrian general Adel Issa to Syria, where he faces trial for alleged crimes including killings and torture.
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher warns that Russian drones are endangering civilians and aid workers in Ukraine, complicating relief efforts.
The UN expresses serious concern over US sanctions on ICC President Tomoko Akane and senior trial lawyer Abdoulaye Seye.
Peru's labor watchdog is investigating a fatal accident at MMG's Las Bambas copper mine that killed two workers and injured three others.
Ukraine's parliament approves Maj. Gen. Yevhenii Khmara as defense minister; Zelenskyy outlines priorities including deep strikes and air defense.
UN aid chief Tom Fletcher calls for investigations and accountability as drone warfare drives rising civilian deaths.
UN chief alarmed by illegal Israeli settlement outposts in West Bank, warns E1 expansion could sever Palestinian territory and doom two-state solution.
A powerful earthquake has devastated Colombia's Choco region, compounding existing crises of poverty, poor infrastructure, and armed conflict.
An Emirati analyst says the UAE's suspension of trade with Iran will be 'very painful' for ordinary Iranians, though it will barely dent the UAE's overall economy.
South Korea's first commercial Arctic voyage to Europe departs this week, testing a faster route that requires Russian permits and has drawn Western concern.
Moscow drivers face renewed fuel queues as shortages resurface, weeks after Ukrainian strikes on refineries disrupted supply.
Canadian and US negotiators met Wednesday to finalize a trade deal before Saturday's tariff deadline, with auto tariff levels remaining a key sticking point.
Queen Camilla reveals she struggled to stay silent about King Charles's cancer diagnosis during a charity visit before the news was made public.
President Trump announces plans to meet Kim Jong Un, saying he knows the leader well and noting North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
US agencies warn of hackers targeting Siemens devices used in water systems, as recent attacks on local utilities raise Iran-linked concerns.
Attacks on shipping have halted over 97% of Russia and Ukraine's Black Sea grain exports, driving global wheat prices up.