London and Brussels have agreed a broad reset that promises easier trade for some food exporters, a new youth mobility framework and deeper security cooperation, but most of the changes still need months of negotiation.
Gaza officials said an Israeli air strike killed at least 28 people at the European Hospital in Khan Younis, while Israel said it was targeting a Hamas command centre beneath the site.
The United States and China have agreed to sharply reduce tariffs for 90 days, easing a trade war that had rattled markets and businesses on both sides.
Authorities said a suspected Rapid Support Forces drone strike hit a prison in Sudan's Kordofan region on 2025-05-10, killing at least 19 inmates and deepening the toll of the country's civil war.
Israeli media reported an attack near Hebron in which a driver was neutralized after a car-ramming incident and stabbing attempt that injured a reserve soldier.
Britain and India agreed a free trade deal aimed at lowering tariffs on most Indian exports to the UK and reducing barriers on key British goods sold in India.
Sudan's army said the Rapid Support Forces hit military and civilian facilities near Port Sudan airport, disrupting flights and damaging an ammunition depot.
The president signed an executive order directing the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to stop federal funding for America’s largest public broadcasters.
A change to U.S. tariff treatment for low-value direct-to-consumer imports reshaped how platforms including Temu and Shein approached American shoppers.
Washington and Kyiv have agreed a new investment fund tied to Ukraine’s future mineral and energy revenues, with both sides presenting it as part of a wider security and reconstruction effort.
The IMF’s representative in Nigeria said the country had repaid the emergency financing it received in 2020, while separate annual charges of about $30 million were still expected.