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Experts warn that AI-generated wildlife videos could mislead viewers and raise public-safety concerns in India.

Israel says the White House did not coordinate its Gaza peace-board leadership with Jerusalem.

The EU plans to pause talks on a US trade agreement in response to Trump’s tariff threats tied to Greenland. The move signals renewed transatlantic tensions.

Trump says 10% tariffs will apply from February on European NATO allies, rising to 25% by June if Denmark does not sell Greenland to the United States.

Israel says the Gaza peace council’s makeup, created under Trump’s initiative, was not coordinated with Jerusalem, signaling heightened tensions over the plan.

Thousands in France demonstrate in solidarity with Iranians as authorities crack down and internet restrictions limit information flow.

US lawmakers contradict Trump's Greenland ownership plan during a visit to Denmark, signaling Arctic governance tensions.

Taiwan says a Chinese drone flew over a disputed island for eight minutes, prompting calls for de-escalation and heightened vigilance by authorities.

An ATR 42-500 aircraft disappeared after departing Yogyakarta; 11 people were on board, authorities say.

Two protesters say they were blinded after close-range use of less-lethal munitions during a California anti-ICE protest.

A senior Iranian cleric urges executions of protesters as authorities intensify the crackdown on demonstrations.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei shows no sign of yielding to protests as authorities press a crackdown across the country.

Bobi Wine says security forces raided his home, heightening tensions ahead of the election.

A new assessment finds that financial sector pledges to fight climate change have fallen short of targets, amid shifting risk appetites.

Doctors Without Borders says its Gaza clinics are closing under new Israeli rules restricting staff and operations, threatening patient access.

Analysts warn Cuba could face prolonged blackouts without Venezuelan oil, threatening the island’s power supply.

Several Republican lawmakers publicly warn against pursuing Greenland, signaling dissent within the party.

After negotiations, al-Charaa and Kurdish authorities agree on terms to retake Deir Hafer, in a US-backed arrangement.

Brick kilns start operations amid air-quality concerns as authorities issue smog and pollution warnings.

Taiwan says a Chinese drone flew over a disputed island for eight minutes, prompting calls for de-escalation and heightened vigilance by authorities.

Britain's ratification of the UN ocean biodiversity treaty is advancing slowly in Parliament, raising concerns it could exclude the UK from a major oceans governance summit.

Activists say Iran plans to permanently split from the global internet, moving to a government-controlled network.

In a historic speech marking the UN's 80th anniversary, Secretary-General António Guterres warns that powerful forces threaten cross-border cooperation and calls for renewed commitment to multilateralism and international law.

New South Wales deputy state coroner found the 21-year-old Filipino migrant worker was exploited during five weeks in Australia and exposed to potentially criminal conduct; the matter has been referred to the Australian Federal Police.

A syndicate paid mothers about $1,700 and charged adoptive parents over $20,000 for babies trafficked from Jakarta to Singapore.

An EPA update closes a loophole allowing xAI to power a Memphis data center with turbines, delaying the project.

The former president warns of tariffs on countries that do not support his Greenland strategy, signaling a new phase in international trade diplomacy.