The United States military has denied claims from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard that the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln was struck by ballistic missiles. While Iran reported a successful attack on the vessel and its escort fleet on Sunday, US Central Command stated that the projectiles did not come close to their target.
The Dutch Mobile Unit is exploring the use of new crowd-control weapons, such as paint, stench-producing substances, and rubber bullets, in response to increasingly violent protests. These considerations follow significant unrest, including the far-right riots at the Malieveld last year. The police aim to expand their tactical options to better manage escalating aggression during public demonstrations.
U.S. government officials have announced that President Donald Trump's image will soon appear on some American passports. The report, shared with Fox News and The Bulwark on Tuesday, indicates that the change will be implemented on certain upcoming travel documents.
The Republican-led US Senate has blocked a resolution proposed by Democrats that would have restricted President Donald Trump's authority to take military action against Cuba. The resolution sought to require Congressional approval before any such military intervention could occur, but its rejection maintains the current executive powers.
Kosovo is set to hold its third election in just over a year after members of parliament failed to elect a president on Tuesday. The political deadlock stems from deep divisions within the legislative body.
King Charles III of the United Kingdom urged the United States to maintain unity with its Western allies during a rare address to the U.S. Congress. He emphasized that global challenges, such as tensions involving Iran and Ukraine, are too significant for any single nation to address alone.