Louvre Heist Update: 38-Year-Old Woman Charged as Jewels Vanish
A 38-year-old woman is the 8th suspect charged in the €88M Louvre heist. The stolen French Crown Jewels remain missing and are feared to be lost forever.
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Trinidad and Tobago Declares Highest Military Alert Amid US-Venezuela Tensions
Trinidad and Tobago's military is on its highest alert amid soaring US-Venezuela tensions. The move follows Venezuela's "hostile" reaction to Trinidad hosting a US warship.
US Electronic Warfare Suspected as Venezuela Hit by Mass GPS Disruption
Widespread GPS disruption is being detected across Venezuela and its coast, suspected to be US electronic warfare as a prelude to authorized airstrikes.
Ukraine Destroys Secret Russian “Oreshnik” Missile System, SBU Confirms
SBU Chief Vasyl Malyuk confirmed Ukraine destroyed a top-secret Russian "Oreshnik" hypersonic missile system in a "100% successful strike" at the Kapustin Yar test range.
US Greenlights Strikes on Venezuela; Land-Based Targets Identified
The Trump administration has authorized strikes on Venezuelan military airbases and ports, alleging their use by the "Cartel of the Suns," sources say.
Trump-Putin Summit Cancelled After Russia Issues Hardline Demands
The planned Trump-Putin summit in Budapest is officially off. Russia sent a memo with hardline demands on Ukraine, causing the new diplomatic effort to collapse.
Trump-Putin Summit in Budapest Officially Cancelled Over Ukraine Deadlock
The planned Trump-Putin summit in Budapest has been officially cancelled. The White House cited a lack of progress and Russia's hardline demands on Ukraine.
Prince Andrew Stripped of All Titles and Evicted From Royal Lodge
Buckingham Palace announced King Charles has stripped Prince Andrew of all royal titles, including 'Prince'. He will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and is evicted from Royal Lodge.
Lebanon’s “Moment of Truth”: Disarmament Stalls Amid Re-Arming Fears
A year after the 2024 ceasefire, Lebanon's historic push to disarm Hezbollah has stalled. The army is hesitant to spark civil war, allowing Hezbollah to re-arm.
Trump Orders Resumption of US Nuclear a in 33 Years
President Trump has ordered the U.S. to resume nuclear weapons testing for the first time since 1992, citing the need to match recent tests by China and Russia.
US, South Korea Finalize $350 Billion Trade and Investment Deal
The US and South Korea have finalized a trade deal. South Korea will invest $350 billion in the US in exchange for a lower 15% auto tariff.
China Ships 2,000 Tons of Rocket Fuel Precursor to Iran
European intelligence reports China shipped 2,000 tons of sodium perchlorate to Iran, enough to build 500 missiles as it rebuilds its stockpile.
“Not Amateurs”: Drones Over Belgian Military Base Spark NATO Alert
Belgium's Marche-en-Famenne military base was buzzed by "non-amateur" drones, minister says, amid a wave of similar incursions over NATO sites.
U.S. B-1 Bombers Fly Near Caracas as Venezuela Scrambles F-16s
Two U.S. Air Force B-1B bombers flew within 50 miles of Caracas, prompting Venezuela to scramble F-16s from Maracay. The flyby marks the closest U.S. bomber approach to Venezuelan airspace in years, as tensions rise amid Washington’s growing military presence in the Caribbean.
Two U.S. Navy Aircraft Crash in South China Sea; Trump Cites “Bad Fuel”
Two U.S. Navy aircraft — a Seahawk and a Super Hornet — crashed within an hour during operations over the South China Sea. All crew were rescued. President Trump speculated “bad fuel” may be to blame as the Navy investigates, while China’s offer of “assistance” raises strategic concerns.