The Panamanian-flagged Centuries was boarded in international waters after leaving Venezuela, as Washington expanded maritime action against oil shipments linked to the country.
The Trump administration has paused the Diversity Immigrant Visa program following a deadly campus shooting and a linked murder case, citing public safety.
The United States approved an $11.1 billion arms package for Taiwan, including missiles, drones, howitzers and related equipment, in its largest-ever weapons sale to the island.
Cambodia accused Thailand of bombing the border hub of Poipet and said there was still no ceasefire in sight, despite renewed claims by Donald Trump that the two sides had agreed to a truce.
Israel denied entry to six Canadian parliamentarians and other delegates who were trying to reach the occupied West Bank from Jordan on a fact-finding trip.
Venezuela accused Trinidad and Tobago of helping the United States seize an oil tanker and responded by halting agreements and negotiations on natural gas supply between the two countries.
14, 2025. Thai authorities said a 63-year-old villager died from shrapnel in Sisaket province as fighting with Cambodia continued despite ceasefire pressure from Washington.
Al Jazeera’s live coverage says 15 people were killed in the Bondi Beach shooting as Australia grappled with the aftermath of the attack at a Jewish event.
A drone attack on a UN peacekeeping logistics base in Kadugli killed six Bangladeshi peacekeepers and wounded eight more, as Sudan’s army blamed the RSF and called for accountability.
The US Treasury has lifted sanctions on Brazil Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, a move Washington links to improving relations with Brasília.
Ukrainian reporting says a guided aerial bomb hit a shop in Velyka Pysarivka hromada, killing a shop assistant and a local woman and injuring two more people.
State media said gunmen ambushed Revolutionary Guard members in Sistan and Baluchistan province near Pakistan, killing three and leaving the attackers at large.