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Ten were injured, nine critically, in a Cambridgeshire train stabbing. Two men were arrested as police declared a major incident with terror units aiding the probe.

President Trump met Xi Jinping in Busan to ease trade tensions between the US and China. Both sides signaled compromise on tariffs and exports, aiming to stabilize ties amid economic rivalry.

Joe Biden called this period “dark days,” warning of Trump’s power overreach and attacks on free speech, but expressed faith that America will recover stronger and wiser.

Sanae Takaichi takes office as Japan’s first woman PM after a new coalition deal, pledging stability amid economic woes and a shift toward conservative politics.

Stampede at former Kenya PM Raila Odinga’s funeral kills two, injures over 100. Thousands mourned the democracy icon amid tight security after earlier chaos.

Russia attacked Kharkiv with drones and glide bombs, hitting a hospital. Zelenskyy heads to Washington to seek US military aid and air defense systems.

The Afghanistan-Pakistan border stays closed after deadly clashes, leaving hundreds stranded. Ceasefire holds, but trade and travel remain suspended.

Hamas freed all 20 remaining hostages under a Gaza ceasefire as Trump arrived in Israel to discuss peace efforts and postwar plans for the conflict-torn region.

Four injured outside a Manchester synagogue in a car-ramming and stabbing incident. Police shot one man, believed to be the attacker.

US President Donald Trump has unveiled a sweeping 20-point plan to end the Israel–Hamas war in Gaza. Announced in Washington alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who expressed his support, the proposal lays out a path toward ceasefire, prisoner exchanges, reconstruction, and long-term governance. Whether Hamas will accept the terms remains deeply uncertain, but the plan is Trump’s most detailed attempt yet to reshape Gaza’s future.