One of the sources familiar with the deal said future weapons shipments are still being discussed between Washington and Kyiv.

Going home only adds to the cost of the failed attempt to reach the United States.

Thailand has one of the worst road safety records in the world

There remained a risk the administration might again try to shut off funding

"It's either going to be in Doha or in Cairo, where negotiations will begin again with the Egyptians and the Qataris"

The worst blackout in the country in well over a decade caused transport chaos in the capital Santiago

Trump said sales of the new visa would bring in job creators and could be used to reduce the US national deficit.

Ukraine will need over $500 billion to repair the damage resulting from the Russian invasion, which has entered its fourth year, according to a joint assessment published yesterday.

US President Donald Trump and his threats to slap punishing tariffs on Canada dominated a televised leadership debate Monday as part of the race to become the country’s next prime minister.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer said yesterday he would increase defence spending to 2.5 percent of GDP every year by 2027, rising to 3 percent after 2029, a clear signal to US President Donald Trump that Britain will step up its efforts to boost Europe’s security.

Israeli bulldozers have demolished large areas of the now virtually empty Jenin refugee camp and appear to be carving wide roadways through its once-crowded warren of alleyways, echoing tactics already employed in Gaza as troops prepare for a long-term stay.

The United States has imposed sanctions on four Indian companies citing their alleged role in Iran’s petroleum and petrochemical industry. The move, announced by the US department of the treasury on Monday, is part of Washington’s continued pressure campaign against Tehran’s oil trade.

Global talks to protect nature restarted yesterday with a call for humanity to come together to “sustain life on the planet” and overcome the deep divisions that caused a previous meeting last year to end in disarray.

Twenty-nine people died in two provinces in southwestern Afghanistan due to hail and heavy rain, officials said yesterday.

Taiwan yesterday detained a Chinese-crewed cargo ship after a subsea telecoms cable was severed off the island, the coast guard said.

The Kremlin yesterday praised Washington’s “balanced position” after the US voted with Russia at the United Nations to avoid condemnation of Moscow’s campaign against Ukraine.

Suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol said yesterday South Korea had been facing an “existential crisis” when he declared martial law last year, remaining defiant and unapologetic as he faced the final day of impeachment hearings that could formally remove him from office.

Elon Musk said US federal workers had “another chance” to justify their work or lose their jobs, as the original deadline passed yesterday with staff at multiple federal agencies told to disregard his request.

A Delhi court yesterday awarded life imprisonment to former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in a murder case related to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.

He had originally given federal government employees until the end of Monday to explain their work achievements in an email.