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The arrest of the former public security secretary marks a significant escalation in US policy, with prosecutors now considering terrorism statutes against Mexican officials linked to drug trafficking networks.

A new Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo has resulted in at least 65 fatalities, prompting urgent assessments regarding the potential for the virus to spread beyond the immediate affected area.

Donald Trump has accused a New York Times journalist of treason for their reporting on the Iran war, while simultaneously asserting a US victory in the conflict.

The 24-year-old all-rounder scored 50 runs from 15 balls to shatter the previous world record, leading Pakistan to a decisive 133-run win at the National Stadium in Karachi.

Lawyer Damia Taharraoui warns deportation order could be enforced immediately following May 21 committee hearing, noting legal barriers to return to Egypt or Palestine.

Dr Bates Gill and Freda Gordon examine the intersection of global power structures and sulphur market fundamentals in a recent France 24 Spotlight programme.

The World Health Organization has revised its case count downwards following negative test results, while three deaths are confirmed among passengers on the Dutch luxury cruise ship.

US President Donald Trump announced on Air Force One that China has agreed to purchase 200 Boeing aircraft, with a potential option for up to 750 additional planes. The deal, which includes General Electric Aerospace engines, has yet to be confirmed by either the Chinese government or Boeing, leaving investors and industry analysts waiting for formal disclosure.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith finalise crude oil agreement, while the government prepares to appeal a provincial court decision halting a separatist referendum.

Over 1,400 drones and 56 missiles targeted the capital in mid-May, yet Ukrainian forces report net territorial gains and successful disruption of Russian supply lines.

Al Jazeera reports on the outbreak, noting that while hantavirus is distinct from SARS-CoV-2, the incident has reignited anxieties associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

The two-day state visit concluded without an extension of the tariff truce or the release of Jimmy Lai, while trade figures remained unverified and diplomatic optics took precedence over substantive policy shifts.

The French star and director mark their ninth collaboration, while the American actor steps behind the camera for the first time.

Internal disagreements over the ongoing war in Iran and differing positions on Gaza prevented the BRICS alliance from issuing a joint statement following its two-day foreign ministers’ meeting in New Delhi.

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company moves to double export capacity through Fujairah amid regional supply chain disruptions and OPEC withdrawal.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan have finalised agreements covering maritime security, cyber defence, and crude oil storage, set against a backdrop of heightened tensions in the Gulf.

Legal action alleges Meta generates $7bn annually from fraudulent ads by charging fees to suspected scammers below a 95% certainty threshold.

Asghar Farhadi’s statement at the Cannes Film Festival highlights the precarious position of Iranian artists amid ongoing conflict and internal security operations.

France 24 International reports that at least 78 people have died in clashes between rival gangs in the capital’s outskirts since early May, highlighting the deepening governance crisis.

The Islamic Community has established a department for women’s advancement and encouraged female attendance at Friday prayers, but women hold only 11 of 87 seats in its parliament.

The Netherlands will host the initial phase of the new legal body, though enforcement challenges remain as Russia is not a member and has been expelled from the organisation.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has labelled the current season a success ahead of the FA Cup final against Chelsea, despite the club trailing Premier League leaders Arsenal and facing uncertainty over his own future.

The confirmation comes as the two-day summit concludes, with divergent post-meeting statements highlighting ongoing friction over strategic stability and regional security.

Critics argue government tolerance of ultra-Orthodox aggression has emboldened attackers, while Christian leaders report increased fear and hidden religious symbols.

Internal party rules requiring 81 MP endorsements pose significant barrier to any leadership challenge, while Burnham must first re-enter Parliament to mount a bid.

Following a two-day summit in Beijing, Donald Trump stated he made no commitment regarding the defence of Taiwan after President Xi Jinping raised the issue directly, though he indicated a decision on arms sales would follow consultations with Taipei.

With over 80 MPs calling for resignation and senior figures backing Andy Burnham’s bid to return to Parliament, the stability of Keir Starmer’s administration is under severe strain.

The 2026 Cannes Film Festival schedule features Catherine Deneuve’s dual return, John Travolta’s directorial first, and a contentious use of artificial intelligence in a Steven Soderbergh documentary.

A recent report alleging Pakistani airbase support for Iranian aircraft has intensified pressure on Islamabad to maintain neutrality while hosting backchannel diplomacy.

Over 90 MPs demand resignation while Nigel Farage’s party capitalises on Conservative defections and public discontent.

Post-summit statements from the White House and the Chinese Foreign Ministry reveal significant discrepancies regarding trade figures, nuclear policy, and strategic stability following President Donald Trump’s visit.

The news outlet asserts that the right of return remains denied for those displaced in 1948, with their grandchildren still living as refugees.

Guest expert Dr Sheri Fink discusses the challenges of reporting on outbreaks and lessons learned since the pandemic.

The European Union is fast-tracking its defence capabilities under the Readiness 2030 initiative, citing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, as well as concerns over US President Donald Trump’s stance on NATO commitments.

Despite acknowledging significant economic growth and stability over four decades, Yoweri Museveni’s new term is shadowed by shrinking civic space, high youth unemployment, and uncertainty regarding his eventual successor.

Donald Trump sought Chinese assistance to end the war in Iran, while Xi Jinping warned that mishandling the Taiwan issue could jeopardise bilateral relations.

Speaking in Lisbon, the Portugal head coach dismissed age as a factor in selection for the 2026 tournament, citing tactical discipline and current form over historical status.

Government awaits Supreme Court ruling on legality of charges linked to former President Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war while border controls tighten.

The city, home to nearly 15 million residents and major global firms, faces severe congestion and flooding after wetlands were developed for offices and housing.

The arrest of the minor in Sagamihara City marks the second detention in the case, as authorities continue to investigate the incident that left three family members dead or injured.

David and Victoria Beckham’s wealth hits £1.185 billion, while boxing promoters Barry and Eddie Hearn also enter the exclusive club, as Jim Ratcliffe’s fortune shrinks amid INEOS valuation changes.

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has reported 246 suspected cases and 65 deaths in the volatile Ituri region, prompting urgent talks with neighbouring states to contain the virus.

US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping departed Beijing on Friday following a two-day summit, citing progress in stabilising bilateral relations despite deep-seated differences.