The US has implemented a ban on Canadian alcohol, dairy, and motorcycles as a trade conflict between the nations intensifies, affecting nearly C$1 billion in liquor exports.

A pro-democracy group accused Vietnam of abducting two activists, an Australian and a Norwegian, from Cambodia. Vietnamese authorities confirmed their arrest but said they entered illegally with forged documents.

Five men were arrested near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire after a farmer reported suspicious vans and masked individuals near the US-operated airbase. Conflicting accounts have emerged about whether police had prior awareness of the suspected bomb plot.

Malaysia has begun repatriating approximately 5,000 asylum seekers from Myanmar, drawing condemnation from human rights organizations who warn returnees face violence and forced conscription.

Burkina Faso inaugurated its first gold refinery in Ouagadougou, marking the military government’s effort to process mineral wealth domestically and reduce reliance on exporting raw materials.

An unverified rape allegation at a major Indian private university triggered violent protests that damaged property and blocked highways, though police say no victim has come forward and CCTV shows no evidence of an attack.

Turkey is positioning itself as a major Middle Eastern power through a new trilateral defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, as the U.S. signals a reduced regional presence.

Three in five British voters said a political party’s position on free speech would influence their general election vote, with Liberty claiming Labour’s approach could cost it electoral support.

A German hacker released tens of thousands of documents exposing unregulated offshore gambling operations, revealing how billions in annual bets flow through largely unmonitored international sites accessible to British users.