Kim Jong Un Crosses New Bridge Into China, Vows Closer Ties in First Visit in a Year
Kim met senior Chinese official Wang Huning in Dandong and toured a war memorial and a car factory.
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Gunmen Kill 7, Wound 40 at Funeral in Greek Orthodox Church in Jordan
King Abdullah II vowed the ‘harshest penalties’ for what officials called a terrorist attack; Jordan declared three days of mourning.
More Than 1,300 Arrested as Cost-of-Living Protests Sweep France for a Second Weekend
Marches were largely peaceful, but police clashed with radical groups later in the day; damage was far less than a week earlier.
Suspect Detained After Fire Engulfs Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest Retreat in Bavaria
No one was inside when firefighters reached the mountaintop building Friday night.
Macron Calls Paris-Area Shooting That Killed 1 and Wounded 5 a ‘Racist Terror Attack’
A gunman fired from his car at three locations in Trappes and La Verrière, including a playground, before police stopped him.
Melania Trump’s Office Says She Brokered Temporary Ceasefire for Ukrainian City of Oleshky
The localized pause, set to begin Oct. 29, is meant to let aid in and elderly residents out.
UN Nuclear Chief Says Global Nuclear Power Could More Than Triple by 2060
Rafael Grossi pointed to electrification and AI data centers as drivers of demand.
U.S. Cuts Staff at Embassies in Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar and UAE Over Iranian Threats
A memo from the director of national intelligence warned Iranian plotting against Americans has reached advanced stages.
Rights Groups Slam Uncontested Election of 15 Nations to UN Human Rights Council
Human Rights Watch said the vote “makes a mockery of the word election” and singled out Burundi.
Colombia Tells UN 132,000 Killed Since Landmark FARC Peace Deal
Colombia’s new conservative government told the Security Council armed group membership has grown from 6,000 to nearly 30,000.