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Former German chancellor Angela Merkel was among eight figures awarded honorary degrees by the University of Cambridge, receiving a Doctor of Law for her contribution to international relations.
The Trump administration notified Congress of a $700 million sale of GE jet engines to power Turkey's KAAN fighter, a diplomatic boost for Erdogan ahead of a NATO summit in Ankara.
President Claudia Sheinbaum hosted King Felipe VI of Spain at the National Palace, a meeting that marked a thaw in relations strained since 2019 and his first encounter with a Mexican leader in years.
As vigilante groups set June 30 as a deadline for undocumented migrants to leave, President Cyril Ramaphosa's government has promised a heavy police deployment while thousands of foreigners flee the country.
Xi Jinping met Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen in Beijing, pledging closer cooperation on security, trade and a crackdown on telecom fraud.
Israel, Lebanon and the United States signed a trilateral framework agreement in Washington, with Netanyahu calling it a historic achievement while vowing to keep troops in a southern buffer zone.
A special counsel has again demanded the death penalty for former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol over his failed 2024 martial law bid, as his insurrection appeal resumes.
The European Commission president opened the fifth Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdansk, framing reconstruction and security as twin priorities for Kyiv.
As Ukrainian drone strikes hammer Russian oil infrastructure and rattle cities, Putin says Moscow is ready to revive peace talks on the 2022 Istanbul terms.
Fortune reports Oracle cofounder Larry Ellison quietly steered roughly $45 million to a nonprofit backing Trump, just as his company began landing roles in Washington's biggest deals.
The German cabinet has appointed former Chancellor Olaf Scholz and ex-Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla as co-chairs of a new development-policy North-South Commission, which launches on June 30 in Hamburg.
A transcript released by the House Oversight Committee details Bill Gates calling his ties to Jeffrey Epstein a 'grave error in judgment' and suspecting blackmail.
