The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos declared a national energy emergency due to soaring oil prices linked to the Iran war, promising to secure oil supplies.

The article reports on Denmark's general election results, noting that Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats secured the most votes but failed to achieve a majority.

The article reports on a BBC Newsnight interview with survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, detailing their experiences with him, the release of government files, and connections to prominent figures.

The article reports on settler violence in the West Bank, detailing Palestinian families affected by attacks, Israeli officials' responses, and international legal perspectives.

The article reports conflicting claims between the US and Iran regarding ongoing peace talks. Iranian officials deny negotiations, while US President Trump asserts diplomatic progress.

The article reports on mutual energy facility attacks between Russia and Ukraine causing power outages, citing officials from both countries.

The article discusses the economic impact of the war on Gaza's job market, focusing on individuals like Abdulrahman al-Awadi and Mustafa Bulbul who have had to shift their careers to survive.

Is Iran’s negotiating position stronger than when US-Israeli war started? Tehran believes so, and will seek to extract concessions that the US and Gulf nations can’t agree to, analysts…

The article reports that a US Senate resolution to end attacks on Iran failed with a 47-53 vote. Connecticut Senator Christopher Murphy criticized the government for actively hiding US decisions from the public.

The article reports on Belarusian President Lukashenko's visit to North Korea to strengthen bilateral ties, citing shared support for Russia's war in Ukraine and accusations of authoritarianism.

The article reports on air strikes in Iraq's Anbar province that killed seven fighters, citing the Iraqi Ministry of Defence as calling the attack a 'heinous crime' violating international laws.

Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz is an international crisis As such, it requires urgent action. For more than two weeks now, maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has been disrupted.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez criticizes Israel's military actions in Lebanon and Gaza, comparing the conflict to the Iraq invasion. He condemns the US-Israeli war on Iran as more severe than the 2003 Iraq invasion.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has submitted her government's resignation following a general election that resulted in her coalition losing a majority. Coalition negotiations will determine if she remains in power.

The article reports on allegations of insider trading linked to bets on Iran war news, citing suspicious betting patterns on platforms like Polymarket.

Estonia and Latvia report drones entering their airspace from Russian territory, with officials suggesting potential Ukrainian involvement.

The article details ongoing US-Iran mediation efforts, including a 15-point ceasefire plan proposed by Trump's envoys, Iran's conditional responses, and the broader context of regional conflict.

An envoy from President Trump's Board of Peace stated a plan to disarm groups in Gaza is in place. The UN Security Council was briefed on the second phase of a ceasefire deal for Gaza, with reports noting Palestinians continue to suffer…

The article reports on the AFC Asian Champions League quarterfinal draw, detailing matches involving Iranian Tractor FC and Saudi Arabian clubs.