France is open to Israeli companies joining the Paris Air Show, following ceasefire agreements in Gaza and Lebanon, as discussed by Macron and Netanyahu.

UNRWA highlights severe impacts on Palestinian lives if Israel closes its east Jerusalem headquarters, affecting schools and clinics.

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro refuses US deportation flights, demanding humane treatment for migrants. Civilian planes will be used instead.

Emil Bove, Acting Deputy Attorney General, visits Chicago to observe immigration enforcement operations amid community concerns over potential arrests.

Israeli forces opened fire on protesters in Lebanon, resulting in 22 deaths and 124 injuries amid a delayed withdrawal from southern Lebanon.

The CIA's new assessment indicates a lab origin for COVID-19, but with low confidence in the conclusion due to insufficient evidence.

Haiti's interim president warns that Trump's policies on aid and migration will worsen the country's dire humanitarian crisis.

UN High Commissioner Filippo Grandi calls for improved living conditions in Syria as 200,000 refugees return from neighbouring countries.

Amid a political crisis, South Koreans are creatively using funeral wreaths and K-pop light sticks as protest tools against President Yoon Suk Yeol.

Thirty terrorists were killed in three counter-terrorism operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, highlighting the military's ongoing efforts against terrorism.

Job-seekers face intense loyalty tests in Trump administration, with scrutiny on social media and political beliefs to ensure alignment with MAGA agenda.

Thousands protest in Berlin and other cities against the rise of the far-right AfD party ahead of the February 23 general election.

The Trump administration has dismissed approximately 17 independent inspectors general, raising concerns over federal oversight laws and transparency.

Explore the next steps during the Gaza ceasefire, including hostage releases and the challenges ahead for Israel and Hamas.

The Minnesota Supreme Court supports Democrats in a dispute with Republicans over House quorum, impacting legislative control and negotiations.

The Justice Department has restricted prosecutions under the FACE Act, allowing cases only in extraordinary circumstances, marking a shift from previous policies.

In a recent operation, Nigerian soldiers killed 79 militants and kidnappers, arresting 252 individuals and freeing 67 hostages amid ongoing security efforts.

The Supreme Court will review the decision on Oklahoma's first publicly funded religious charter school, following a significant ruling by the state court.

PETA activists were arrested while trying to dump frozen manure outside a rival animal welfare group's office in Manhattan amid ongoing protests.

Prime Minister Netanyahu hints at a potential delay in Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon by the ceasefire deadline, amid US support for an extension.

Donald Trump and JD Vance join thousands at the March for Life, celebrating anti-abortion movement gains after Roe v. Wade repeal.

The State Department has frozen new funding for US foreign assistance, allowing only humanitarian aid and military support to Israel and Egypt.

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro has declared emergency powers to restore order in the coca-growing Catatumbo region amid escalating violence.

The FBI has arrested Teresa Youngblut in connection with the fatal shooting of Border Patrol Agent David Maland in Vermont earlier this week.

Egypt and the Eni-Total consortium will sign a significant agreement for transporting Cypriot natural gas for liquefaction and export.