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President Trump signed a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland tied to expanding U.S. military presence and encouraging long-term oil and mineral investment on the Arctic island.
Charles Spencer, Princess Diana’s brother, refused to discuss Prince Harry’s estrangement from the royal family during a People interview, while also addressing his own tell-all memoir about Diana.
Israel and Morocco signed a new US-brokered agreement in New York to deepen diplomatic and economic ties, restore direct flights, and expand cooperation across several sectors.
Ukrainian drones hit an industrial site in Russia’s Arctic gas hub of Novy Urengoy, some 1,740 miles from the front, as President Trump said Putin is “wanting to make a deal” even as both sides escalate strikes.
The State Department has updated its China travel advisory, warning Americans of exit bans, arbitrary detention and surveillance of electronic communications.
A 15-year-old bodyguard for a Michoacan cartel leader was killed alongside his uncle in a military raid, after documenting his gun-toting lifestyle on Instagram for two years.
Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick unveiled a plan to cut £108 billion in government spending, including £50 billion from welfare, as UK borrowing costs hit a 30-year high and Prime Minister Andy Burnham struggled to name any cuts of his own.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says he fears for Christians and Serbs in northern Kosovo after NATO began withdrawing troops from a key bridge, and is appealing to Washington and NATO to reverse course.
Iran fired ballistic missiles and drones at U.S.-operated bases in Jordan late Sunday, hours after American forces struck Iranian personnel near the Strait of Hormuz, ending a monthlong pause in direct fighting. Jordan’s military says it intercepted eight missiles, while a U.S. official reported no impacts.
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