The Trump administration has appealed to the Supreme Court a ruling that deemed most of his tariffs illegal, threatening the future of his trade agenda. Trump warned of "great suffering" if the U.S. loses the case and hinted at canceling trade agreements with the EU, Japan, and South Korea.

The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund withdrew its investments from Caterpillar due to ethical concerns over the use of its products by Israeli authorities in Gaza and the West Bank. The US expressed strong disturbance and is communicating with Norway regarding the decision.

Conflicting statements from Sudan's Higher Council for Environment and Ministry of Health about chemical contamination in Khartoum have raised fears of worsening health and environmental damage amid reports of chemical weapons use in the ongoing war since April 2023.

US President Donald Trump announced his intention to hold talks in the coming days regarding the war in Ukraine, following the failure of his summit with Russian President Putin in Alaska last month to make progress.

An open microphone revealed a secret conversation between the Russian and Chinese presidents about the possibility of living up to 150 years using advanced medical technologies and organ transplantation during a military parade in Beijing commemorating Victory Day.

The US administration is reviewing the Temporary Protected Status of 268,000 Venezuelan migrants granted in 2021, raising concerns about their potential deportation after a similar program affecting over 350,000 Venezuelans was ended.

Russian President Vladimir Putin begins a working visit in Vladivostok, meeting with leaders from Laos, Mongolia, and China to discuss the development of the fuel and energy complex in Russia's Far East and strengthen bilateral relations.

Whitaker claims Trump is the only one who convinced Putin to negotiate, highlights limited agreements between Ukraine and Russia, and explains Trump's plan to arm Ukraine via NATO allies with American weapons funded by Europe.

A US judge has overturned the Trump administration's decision to withdraw $2.6 billion in funding from Harvard University, calling the cuts illegal retaliation. The Trump administration had frozen $2.2 billion in grants and threatened to revoke the university's ability to host international students as part of political pressure.

Tensions between Israel and France escalated after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refused to receive French President Emmanuel Macron, leading to a diplomatic crisis affecting security cooperation and international efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.