Zelenskyy accused Russia of using cluster warheads in overnight strikes that killed at least four people across Ukraine. The attack followed talks between Vladimir Putin and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff about negotiations on the war.
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French authorities banned demonstrations in parts of several cities after weekend violence. Macron blamed far-left groups and said approved union marches could be offered alternative routes.
France has reported the first known human Shamonda virus infection in a severely immunocompromised patient who died in October. Authorities say there is no identified risk to the general public while they investigate how the patient became infected.
Russian strikes on Kyiv killed at least one person and injured 22 as Washington pressed Moscow to resume talks with Ukraine. Russia said it was willing in principle, but questioned Ukrainian and European proposals.
Bukele says El Salvador has launched an operation to find four aviation technicians missing after gangs attacked their vehicle in Haiti. Haiti’s government says their release is an absolute priority.
North Korea says it will resume loudspeaker broadcasts along its border with South Korea amid a dispute over fortifications, warning shots and land mine blasts that injured three South Korean soldiers. Seoul is urging talks to prevent a military clash.
The State Department has ordered nonemergency U.S. government workers and their families to leave Saudi Arabia amid escalating Houthi attacks. Officials gave conflicting accounts of whether departures would also be ordered elsewhere in the Gulf.
Final tests confirmed Pope Leo XIV had a localized pulmonary adenocarcinoma, and his doctors say he needs no further treatment after surgery. He has resumed public appearances as a planned South America trip approaches.