Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced that the country opened its first oil terminal (Reuters) in the Gulf of Oman. The terminal will…
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Indian health authorities said a young boy was the first human to die (Bloomberg) in the country from avian influenza, but that…
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A top Chinese health official said Beijing will not accept (SCMP) the World Health Organization’s (WHO) proposal for a second-phase investigation into…
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The United States and Germany reached an agreement (DW) that will end U.S. objections to the near-complete Nord Stream 2 pipeline between…
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Thomas Barrack Jr., a fundraiser for former President Donald Trump, was arrested (NYT) and charged with failing to identify as a foreign…
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Colombian President Ivan Duque presented a revised tax plan (AP) after an initial proposal sparked nationwide anti-government protests in April. The new…
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Authorities in Turkish-controlled northern Cyprus said they will reopen part of a town (Reuters) abandoned since Cyprus was split after a Turkish…
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The United States carried out a drone strike (NYT) against al-Shabab militants in Somalia, its first such strike in the country under…
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Iranian authorities said a police officer was killed yesterday and two civilians were killed on Friday amid ongoing protests over water…
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Carbon dioxide emissions will rise to a record high in 2023 and continue rising afterward (FT) if countries implement their COVID-19 recovery…
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A federal judge sentenced Paul Allard Hodgkins (WaPo) to eight months in prison for obstructing a Congressional session on January 6, when…
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Peru’s election authority announced that former union leader Pedro Castillo won the country’s June presidential election (BBC) after a weeks-long impasse in…
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At least 430 migrants crossed the English Channel (BBC) to the United Kingdom yesterday, the most ever reported in a single day.…
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Two men, including one with a knife, attacked interim President Assimi Goita (AFP, Reuters) at a mosque in Mali’s capital, Bamako, an official…
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A suicide-bomb attack at a Baghdad market killed at least thirty-five people and injured more than sixty, security and hospital…
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After the February coup halted Myanmar’s economic recovery, 1.2 million people lost their jobs (Bloomberg) in the year’s second quarter, the International…
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Taiwan will open its first trade office (Bloomberg) in Europe under the name “Taiwan” rather than “Taipei,” as its other European diplomatic…
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The United States and allies including the European Union and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) countries condemned China (FT) for widespread cyberattacks…
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The Joe Biden administration transferred Abdul Latif Nasser (NYT), a man detained at Guantanamo Bay who was recommended for discharge in…
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A group of international diplomats—including representatives from the United States, the Organization of American States, and the United Nations—have urged Haitian…
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