Reform UK insists it reached a full agreement with France’s far-right National Rally on returning migrants to the UK across the Channel, amid significant backlash in France over the deal’s terms.

Gambian President Adama Barrow urged citizens to remain calm following violent protests over prolonged blackouts that have lasted up to 48 hours, pledging to boost power supplies by the end of next month.

Five baby orangutans were discovered in a forest in India’s Odisha state, prompting investigators to examine whether they were illegally trafficked into the country and abandoned near a highway.

The family of British man Andrew Frederick, found dead in Grenada in January, is calling for local and UK authorities to collaborate on investigating his death after an inquest was suspended.

A South Korean court ordered gaming tycoon Kwon Hyuk-bin to pay his ex-wife 2.55 trillion won ($1.87 billion) in what the country’s largest divorce settlement on record.

President Trump is restructuring U.S. intelligence agencies as part of a campaign against the so-called “deep state,” dismissing officials and elevating loyalists to key national security positions.

A Georgia National Guard member deployed in Washington, D.C., was arrested and charged with felonies after allegedly drawing a gun on a fellow Guard member during a dispute over haircut regulations.

China’s government rejected U.S. accusations that Chinese AI developers are systematically extracting capabilities from American frontier AI models through unauthorized industrial-scale distillation activities.

Yemen’s Houthi rebels reported Saudi-backed forces launched dozens of airstrikes across four provinces following rebel attacks on Saudi oil facilities. Separately, Iranian forces struck tankers and U.S. ships in retaliation for earlier U.S. strikes.