Iran-US peace deal approaches amid military tensions, while NATO commitment faces cuts and anti-immigrant violence erupts across UK and Northern Ireland.
Key Points
Iran and US officials claim a nuclear deal is closer than ever, with Pakistan's prime minister asserting final agreed text has been reached, though Trump has issued conflicting statements on military strikes and deal timelines.
The Trump administration plans to withdraw approximately one-third of fighter jets currently deployed for NATO operations in Europe, signaling a significant reduction in US military commitment to the alliance.
Anti-immigrant riots have convulsed Belfast and spread across the UK after a Sudanese asylum seeker was arrested for stabbing, with attackers targeting people based on skin color in violent two-night spree.
Global brands including Amazon and Sony are allegedly sourcing coltan minerals from supply chains controlled by M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo, funding armed groups accused of atrocities.
A Kenyan police officer shot dead a protester during demonstrations against a proposed US Ebola quarantine facility in Nanyuki, amid rising local anger over the US health initiative.
Armed bandits in north-west Nigeria's Zamfara state abducted 39 villagers they had invited to discuss peace talks, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
Israel is constructing a military base in Jenin, West Bank, violating a 1990s agreement with Palestinians and critics say protecting increased Israeli settlement activity near Palestinian population centers.
A fire ripped through the world's largest refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, threatening the safety of hundreds of thousands of displaced Rohingya refugees.
Trump administration immigration policies are targeting individuals from 39 countries most vulnerable to climate shocks, with analysis showing environmental displacement driving migration from affected regions.
Sierra Leone's first lady's social housing tenancy in London was seized by Southwark Council after she maintained the flat while primarily residing at the presidential lodge in Freetown.