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Israeli media citing Occupation President Herzog: I received official request from Trump to consider pardoning Netanyahu

Maduro: The comprehensive defense command, which unites all public military institutions and all popular forces, must be activated in the early hours of this morning

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro signs law establishing a comprehensive national defense command

Colombian President Gustavo Petro orders suspension of intelligence sharing with the United States

Channel 12: Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer resigns from his post.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Islamabad says 9 killed, 12 wounded in suicide bombing outside courthouse.

Syrian Foreign Ministry: Trump expressed his country's support for reconstruction and investment efforts in Syria, affirming his commitment to proceeding with lifting the Caesar Act sanctions

Syrian Foreign Ministry: The American side affirmed its support for reaching a security agreement with "Israel" aimed at strengthening regional stability

Syrian Foreign Ministry: The two sides agreed to proceed with implementing the March 10 agreement, including integrating the SDF forces into the Syrian army

The Syrian Foreign Ministry: The meeting aimed to follow up on the agreements reached between Presidents Trump and al-Sharaa and to establish clear implementation mechanisms

Three military options, one target: US debates Venezuela

The Trump administration is weighing military options in Venezuela, including strikes on armed units and plans to seize key oil sites, The New York Times reported.

ICJ issues advisory opinion on 'Israel's' obligations in occupied Palestinian territory

Exclusive | Former UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn discusses new party, Gaza, Trump, Labour years

European officials bash new Trump-EU trade deal

Desertion cases in Ukrainian military surge to record levels

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In an interview for Al Mayadeen, Norwegian historian and former Nobel Institute advisor Øyvind Tønnesson said it is "highly unlikely that [US President Donald] Trump could ever receive the Nobel Peace Prize," citing his record and worldview as fundamentally opposed to the award’s founding ideals. "The Nobel Committee has favored work for international institution building, humanitarian principles, and human rights and those principles are actually almost entirely principles that are that Donald Trump, if not hates, he is really strongly against them,” Tønnesson explained. Addressing the recent award to Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado, Tønnesson described it as "a kind of slap in Trump’s face," saying the committee’s statement embodied "principles that Donald Trump is against."