A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from canceling nearly $56 million in HUD housing-counseling grants used for homebuyer education, foreclosure prevention and rental assistance.

Bosnia’s preliminary results put Social Democrat Denis Bećirović ahead for the Bosniak presidency seat while Serb and Croat nationalist candidates take the other two positions in the tripartite presidency.

Britain’s Green Party adopted an anti-Zionist policy by 1,022 votes to 813, backing a single democratic state in historic Palestine while triggering a sharp internal and external dispute over antisemitism and Jewish self-determination.

G20 trade ministers resisted parts of Washington’s push on industrial overcapacity, forced-labor tariffs and WTO rules as the U.S. expands unilateral trade pressure aimed heavily at China.

An open-ended nationwide teachers’ strike over wages, healthcare and deteriorating school conditions has delayed Libya’s academic year and crossed the country’s east-west political divide.

Students, teachers and workers marched in Santiago against feared education and public-service cuts as José Antonio Kast’s 2027 budget heads to Congress.

Yemen’s Saudi-backed government has launched a new offensive against the Houthis as fighting deepens hunger, displacement and regional escalation.

Youth and opposition protesters are demanding India’s election chief resign as disputed voter-roll revisions trigger detentions and a widening legitimacy crisis.

Washington is slowing some aircraft-parts exports to China, exposing how U.S.-linked aviation supply chains are being used as leverage in trade talks.