Donald Trump hit out at former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev for hinting at possible nuclear arms deliveries to Iran after recent U.S. strikes. The heated exchange exposes high-stakes rhetoric and tensions between the U.S., Russia, and Iran over nuclear ambitions and geopolitical power.
American authorities are restricting staff travel in Israel as Iran's military drills and ongoing Israeli airstrikes amplify fears of escalation. With security warnings and canceled public events, Israelis brace for missile threats while the US boosts diplomatic efforts and regional alliances.
Donald Trump has raised alarms about the serious risk of a 'massive conflict' between Israel and Iran, just as Israel carried out airstrikes in Iran and braced for possible retaliation. The U.S. has evacuated some diplomatic staff from the region, sticking to a defensive posture while calling for diplomatic solutions.
Canada has announced a new travel alert for Brazil and several other countries, warning citizens to be vigilant due to high crime rates, potential kidnappings, and health risks. The advisory encourages travelers to prepare carefully, remain alert, and adapt plans as conditions in each destination shift.
Türkiye sent a German Shepherd puppy to Mexico after a Mexican rescue dog died during earthquake operations. This symbolic gesture highlights the gratitude and growing bond between the two nations, recognized in a military ceremony that celebrated cooperation in disaster response.
The Dominican Republic joined nearly 900 troops from Central America and the U.S. for CENTAM Guardian 2025, a military drill in Guatemala focused on fighting transnational threats and disaster response. The exercise fosters stronger security ties, prepares for humanitarian crises, and includes port infrastructure plans between the U.S. and Guatemala.
The Dutch government fell apart after Geert Wilders’ far-right Party for Freedom quit the coalition over asylum disputes, stripping Prime Minister Dick Schoof of his majority. The fallout throws Dutch politics into turmoil ahead of the NATO summit, delaying new elections and highlighting deepening rifts around migration policy in Europe.
Authorities have confirmed that a power outage affecting Cannes during the film festival was sabotage, with similar attacks hitting Nice and Var shortly after. Evidence of tampering at a Nice substation has led to increased security and concerns about threats to essential services.
Netanyahu plans to send a delegation to Doha for direct hostage talks with Hamas, after the US mediated the release of IDF soldier Edan Alexander. Military operations in Gaza will continue even as negotiations progress, with the ground campaign still on the table.
The announcement of Eid al-Fitr on March 30, 2025, by Egypt and Saudi Arabia has ignited a dispute with astronomers who argue the moon will be invisible then. The debate highlights whether Islamic events should rely on traditional moon-sighting or modern astronomy. Experts push for localized observations to reduce overseas dependence, reflecting broader global challenges in reconciling lunar practices with scientific forecasts.