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Secretary of State Marco Rubio told an Australian official that the U.S. intends to honor the Biden-era AUKUS deal to sell Australia nuclear-powered submarines.

The Mossad had planned a ground operation targeting Hamas leaders but declined to execute it, forcing Israel to carry out the unsuccessful airstrike, Israelis say.

President Donald Trump said violations of Poland's airspace by Russian drones "could have been a mistake," contradicting NATO allies including Poland, who said it was intentional.

The White House's efforts against a judge who tried former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro is the latest example of it criticizing or putting sanctions on judicial officials in other countries.

Cambodia's elite is taken with Trump, partly thanks to his disregard for democratic processes, but also due to his efforts to secure ceasefire in a border conflict with Thailand.

Israel's airstrike Tuesday in Doha, Qatar, which hosts a major American military base, is making other U.S. allies in the Persian Gulf area nervous.

Kyiv fears that Europe will react to Russia's drone incursion into Poland by keeping its air defenses to itself instead of helping embattled Ukraine.

"We cannot stop the war but what we can do is do everything we can to help the recovery process," Harry told the Guardian newspaper of his second visit to Ukraine.

A young Nepali who witnessed both the 2006 uprising and this week's upheavals says "it's the uncertainty that lies ahead that now scares me."

Brazil's Supreme Court ruled the former president tried to reverse his 2022 election loss with a plot that included plans to assassinate President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.