Gantz quits Israel war cabinet amid Netanyahu rift
Centrist ex-military chief Benny Gantz announced his resignation from Israel's wartime cabinet accusing Prime Minister Netanyahu of mismanaging the Gaza war for political survival. He warned of continued fighting for years and urged elections in the fall while urging Defense Minister Gallant to follow suit.
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U N World Food Program pausing Gaza pier aid
The World Food Program suspended distribution from the U.S. built pier off Gaza after a deadly day of fighting and rocket strikes on WFP warehouses. USAID said the pause allows a security review while operations elsewhere in Gaza continue.
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Far-right gains shake up EU parliament across bloc
In a sweeping shift to the right, far-right parties surged in last Sunday's EU elections. Marine Le Pen's National Rally dominated French polls prompting Macron to dissolve parliament. Giorgia Meloni's alliance more than doubled seats in Italy. AfD rose in Germany, challenging Scholz's SPD, while von der Leyen's CDU remained the largest bloc. Greens suffered losses. Renew dropped as the center-right built leverage for a potential coalition. The outcome signals tougher EU policy on migration and climate amid vast cross‑border shifts.
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Modi sworn in for rare third term as India PM
Narendra Modi, 73, was sworn in for a rare third consecutive term at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi after his BJP led NDA formed government with regional allies. Final results gave NDA 293 seats, 21 short of majority, while INDIA coalition won 232.
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