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Debate is raging across Europe over whether governments have overreached in restricting hate speech, but criticism from President Trump is seen as hypocritical.

U.S. Special Operations helicopters flew within 90 miles of Venezuelan territory, according to a Post analysis. Trump authorized CIA covert action inside the country.

Hamas says finding the bodies of 19 remaining hostages requires specialist equipment it does not have. Israel says failing to return them would violate ceasefire.

India has been the top purchaser of Russian seaborne crude oil since 2023. In August, Trump increased tariffs on India to 50 percent.

Two dozen countries have restricted or ended arms sales to Israel. But the impact has been limited -- and with the ceasefire, some could resume trade.

The CIA has surged personnel to the Caribbean and Central America as part of the Trump administration's crackdown on drug cartels in the region, people familiar with the matter say.

Amid the ceasefire with Israel, Hamas is sending a message that it remains the only visible authority in Gaza, with huge implications for Trump's peace plan.

The Trump administration is working to arrange private sector financing for Argentina that would double the total U.S. financial lifeline for the embattled Latin nation.

Australia's Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke denied Candace Owens entry into the country last year, citing a risk that she "would incite discord" in the community.

Christophe Gleizes was investigating the death of a star in Algeria's premier league and the connections between soccer and politics when he was arrested.