Here are five of the biggest stories from around the world today.
Iran threatens to expand conflict as Trump in ‘no hurry’ to end war
Iran has threatened to expand the conflict in the Middle East, warning that it will retaliate against any further aggression. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has stated he is in ‘no hurry’ to end the war with Iran, signaling a prolonged military engagement. The situation remains tense as both sides exchange threats.
Xi and Putin meeting ends in warning: world risks returning to law of the jungle
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded a summit in China with a joint warning that the world risks returning to a ‘law of the jungle’ order. Xi praised Putin’s leadership, while Putin arrived with ‘serious expectations’ for the talks. The two leaders emphasized their commitment to a multipolar world order.
Japan zoo considers photo ban near viral Punch the monkey enclosure
A Japanese zoo is considering a ban on photography near the enclosure of ‘Punch the monkey,’ a primate that has gone viral on social media. The zoo cites concerns over visitor safety and the monkey’s well-being, as crowds have been flocking to see the animal.
Thailand tightens tourist visa exemptions
Thailand has announced stricter regulations on tourist visa exemptions, requiring visitors from certain countries to provide additional documentation. The changes aim to manage tourism flows and ensure security. Travelers are advised to check the latest requirements before planning trips.
Why a Norwegian journalist has gone viral for challenging Modi
A Norwegian journalist has gained widespread attention after challenging Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on human rights issues during a press conference. The exchange has sparked debate online, with many praising the journalist’s boldness.
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