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Germany deports first criminal to Syria since civil war, signaling a tougher stance on migration under new Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt supports the policy, despite critics warnings of potential dangers. With migration topping voters concerns, Germany appears poised to expedite more deportations.

Thousands of refugees flee violence in DRC, face dire conditions in Burundi camps; aid groups struggle to meet needs amid collapsing services and looming epidemics.

The Trump administration is aggressively pursuing a nationwide initiative to dismiss asylum claims for thousands of individuals with ongoing cases in immigration courts. ICE attorneys are requesting judges to dismiss these cases without reviewing their merits, instead seeking orders to deport asylum seekers to countries not their own. This move could expedite deportations and deny protection claims, raising concerns among human rights groups about fair hearings for vulnerable individuals fleeing danger. The initiative aligns with President Trumps plans for a broader immigration crackdown, with billions in funding potentially on the table. However, details remain unclear as the White House, ICE, and Homeland Security have yet to respond to questions.

U.S. Justice Department releases new Epstein documents, fueling transparency demands in ongoing scandal.

Israels parliament extends controversial law allowing government to shut down foreign broadcasters, including Al Jazeera, amid accusations of anti-Israel bias. The move, criticized for infringing on press freedom, comes as the cabinet plans to shut down Army Radio for airing divisive content. Journalists unions and think tanks warn of a broader pattern eroding media independence and democracy.

Protests erupt in New Delhi over brutal lynching of Hindu man in Bangladesh, highlighting growing strains between the two countries. Hundreds of demonstrators gather near Bangladesh High Commission, chanting slogans and waving placards. India summons Bangladeshs envoy, and Bangladesh calls in Indian high commissioner to discuss security threats. Tensions stem from Bangladeshs 2014 uprising, leaving minorities feeling vulnerable under new interim government. Experts warn this could push Bangladesh closer to China and derail regional stability.

Former Netanyahu aide accuses PM of blame-dodging after Hamas attack, sparking denials and legal controversy.

President Trump announces plans to keep or sell crude oil from seized Venezuelan tankers, escalating pressure on Maduro. US military seizes two tankers, with a third in pursuit. Venezuela labels the seizures piracy, while US accuses Maduro of using oil funds for drug crimes. Trump warns of strikes on land routes if traffickers shift. US military presence in Caribbean and Pacific increases, with strikes on suspected smuggling boats killing around 100. Maduro urges Trump to focus on US issues, as Venezuela seeks UN Security Council meeting to address US aggression.