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US Congress Blocks Trump's Troop Withdrawal Plan from Europe
The US Congress has blocked former President Donald Trump's plan to pull American troops out of Europe, maintaining a significant US military presence amid ongoing global security concerns. This decision highlights tensions between Trump’s policies and the current legislative agenda.
Revised Peace Plan to Be Sent to US Following Indo-European Talks
Sanski is set to send a revised peace proposal to US authorities after consultations with Pope Leo I 16th and Prime Minister Melani. However, the Pope warns that the US-EU alliance may face changes due to this peace plan, indicating possible shifts in international diplomacy.
Australian Government Enforces Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Australia has implemented a social media ban for users under the age of 16 aiming to protect children against phone addiction and promote digital well-being. This move represents a significant policy step toward regulating youth technology use.
Renewed Fighting Displaces Thousands Along Thailand-Cambodia Border
Clashes between Thailand and Cambodia have escalated, resulting in seven civilian deaths and displacement of thousands. These hostilities continue despite ongoing peace talks, with heightened security during the 2025 SEA Games.
DR Congo and Rwanda Sign Peace Agreement Hosted by US President Trump
Presidents Félix Tshisekedi and Paul Kagame formally signed a peace deal in Washington, D.C., aiming to de-escalate conflict between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda. This show of diplomacy marks a pivotal step toward regional stability.
Haiti’s Capital Sees Deadly Gang Clashes, Dozens Killed
A violent conflict broke out in Port-au-Prince between a dominant gang coalition and splinter armed groups, resulting in dozens of deaths. Human rights concerns are rising as the violence undermines security in Haiti’s capital.
Israeli Airstrikes Target Hezbollah Sites in Southern Lebanon
Israel has conducted a series of airstrikes in southern Lebanon, reportedly targeting Hezbollah infrastructure. This action reflects ongoing regional tensions in the Middle East amid uncertain prospects for peace.
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces Capture Major Oilfield Heglig
In Sudan, the Rapid Support Forces have taken control of the largest oilfield, Heglig, after government military withdrawal, intensifying the civil war. Control of resource-rich areas remains a major conflict driver.
Brazilian Chamber of Deputies Approves Bill Potentially Reducing Bolsonaro’s Prison Term
A recent vote by Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies passed legislation easing penalties for certain offenses, potentially shortening former president Jair Bolsonaro's 27-year prison sentence. The session was marked by disruptions and police interventions.
Malaysian Airlines Ordered to Compensate Families of Missing MH370 Passengers
A Beijing court has mandated Malaysia Airlines to pay CN¥2.9 million (about US$410,000) to families of eight missing passengers from the 2014 MH370 disappearance, reflecting ongoing legal ramifications of the aviation tragedy.