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Turkey Seeks Black Sea Safety Pact After Drone and Missile Strikes on Merchant Ships

Ankara seeks a pause in strikes to protect crews, preserve grain exports, stabilize shipping.

Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Will Stay Closed Until U.S. Accepts Its Six Demands

Netanyahu Rejects Trump’s 15‑Point Gaza Plan

Peru and Mexico Restore Diplomatic Ties After Salvoconducto Allows Betssy Chávez to Leave

Explosive Attacks Hit Colombia on De la Espriella’s First Day in Office

Princess Anne Estimated to Be Worth £15–20m as She Keeps Up Heavy Royal Duties

Zelensky Says 30,000–50,000 North Korean Troops to Be Deployed in Russia

Pope León XIV Confirmed to Visit Peru in November, Vatican Says

U.S. and ASEAN Demand Suu Kyi’s Release as Myanmar Rejects Call

U.S. Intelligence Says Putin Could Test NATO With Limited, Deniable Operations

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Trump Envoys to Visit Kyiv and Moscow

Former U.S. Marine Held in Russia Falls into Dissociative Stupor, Advocates Say

Japan Asks U.S. to Stop Using Mario, Pokémon and Other Characters in Official Memes

Pacific Islands Forum Fails to Condemn China Over Early‑July Missile Test

De la Espriella Sworn In as Colombia’s President, Announces Militarized Security Push

Airlift Brings Eight Bodies From Broad Peak After Deadly Avalanche

Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan Sign Makkah Joint Defence Agreement

Takaichi Stops Short of Pledging Japan’s Non‑Nuclear Promise

North Korea Fires Short‑Range Ballistic Missile From Wonsan Into East Sea

About 400 Mexican Consulate Workers in U.S. Face Loss of A-2 Visas and Jobs