Trinidad and Tobago's ban on gay sex overturned by UK's Privy Council
The ruling overturned provisions that criminalized so-called "buggery" and "serious indecency," which carried potential prison sentences of up to five years.
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UK arrests US Army member suspected of helping Russia
Maldives moves to enact permanent ban on Israeli passport holders, blocks Israeli investment
Reza Pahlavi receives EJA award, warns against Iran's global reach at Auschwitz memorial ceremony
Pahlavi reflected on the historic ties between the Persian and Jewish peoples while emphasizing the shared responsibility of democratic nations to confront tyranny and extremism.
Italy says EU nations failed to commit to Red Sea security, despite calls from FM
"I have yet to see anything concrete," Crosetto told Reuters, although he said EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas had "fully understood" the importance of Italy's request.
Hungary detains Viktor Orban's brother in people-smuggling probe, PM says
Writing on Facebook, Viktor Orban dismissed his brother's detention as an instance of political revenge, writing that "I am the target, my younger brother is just a tool."
WATCH: Hegseth claims reps. are punishing him with impeachment for 'lawful military action' in Iran
This comes the day after Republican Representative Thomas Massie introduced articles of impeachment against Hegseth, which lawmakers are expected to vote on later this week.
Most Americans want new Democratic Congress to end Iran war, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
Large majorities of both political parties said it was important for Trump to make an effort to work with Democrats and for Democratic leaders in the new Congress to try to work with the president.
Three workers die at Tata's India iPhone parts factory in latest safety incident
The deaths, which occurred late on Monday, will be investigated by Apple, Tata and the state authorities, state officials and two industry sources with direct knowledge said.
Britain would prefer additional communication channels with Russia, Streeting says
"We have our embassy in Moscow. That is an important channel ... I would much prefer there to be additional channels too, particularly military-to-military level," Streeting told the Financial Times.
Philippines says reported plane crash was a false alarm
A disaster agency official in the city of Digos in Davao del Sur had earlier on Tuesday said a private plane carrying six foreign nationals had crashed.
US refueling aircraft evacuated from UK's RAF Mildenhall base due to Iran threat - report
The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that the aircraft were evacuated from the UK's RAF Mildenhall base.
Russia's Lavrov says US diesel deal working, prices coming down
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the deal allowing Russia to supply diesel to the US and global markets is already working and has lowered prices.
