Geneva talks put Rwanda-DRC peace deal to the test
Officials from the DRC and Rwanda are meeting in Geneva to discuss implementation of their 2025 peace agreement, with ongoing fighting and unresolved security commitments complicating progress.
Trump administration suffers double legal setback over immigration rules
A federal judge blocked Trump administration visa caps for students and journalists, while Democratic-led states sued to stop residency restrictions tied to public benefit use.
Internet shutdown crosses 100 days in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
Internet services have remained restricted in Pakistan-administered Kashmir for over 100 days following protests demanding electoral reforms, disrupting banking, business, and education.
Palestine weekly: Settlement sanctions spark diplomatic crisis
Western nations announced sanctions on Israeli settlements this week, prompting Israel to order the UK consulate’s closure and retaliate against perceived critics, while violence and humanitarian deterioration continued across Gaza and the West Bank.
Hungary to amend anti-LGBTQ law to align with EU standards
Hungary’s government submitted a bill to amend anti-LGBTQ rules for minors introduced under Viktor Orban, aiming to align the legislation with EU standards and remove references to banning homosexuality promotion.
What to watch in the US’s Delaware primary elections
Delaware holds its final state primary election before November midterms this week, with races for US Senate, House, and state offices on the ballot in the heavily Democratic state.