South Korea’s spy agency says Kim Jong Un may be preparing his daughter as successor, as she appears in key events and is treated like a top North Korean leader

Northrop Grumman and a Polish arms maker plan to produce over 180,000 artillery shells each year in Poland, boosting Europe’s defense supply capacity

Drone hit a mosque in central Sudan, killing children and injuring others. The brutal conflict shows rising harm to civilians and sacred places in the long war.

Israel joins Trump’s Board of Peace on Gaza governance and rebuilding, as critics warn it may weaken the UN and exclude Palestinian representation

Bangladesh votes in a historic election after a Gen Z-led uprising removed the former prime minister, with high turnout, reform votes, and tight security nation

Canada enforces strict gun laws with an assault-style firearms ban and handgun sales freeze, aiming to reduce gun violence through controls and buyback programs

Netanyahu is expected to press Trump to expand Iran talks beyond nuclear limits to missiles and proxy groups as Gaza, security, and regional tensions stay high.

Manchester United held to 1-1 draw by West Ham with late Sesko goal, ending their winning run, while Tottenham lose 2-1 to Newcastle amid relegation worries

King Charles III pledges palace cooperation with police if needed as Epstein scandal grows, marking a major shift in how the British monarchy handles controvers

A Hong Kong court convicts the father of an overseas activist under Article 23 security law over an insurance policy, sparking debate on family liability and ri

US sanctions two Pacific island officials over alleged corruption and China-linked influence, banning them and their families from entering the country

Australia charges two Chinese nationals with foreign interference, alleging covert information gathering on a Buddhist group for a Chinese security agency.