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The 226-195 vote was forced past Republican leaders. The bill imposes 500% tariffs on Russian goods, sanctions Rosatom, and bans Russian crude oil imports. Faces the Senate and Trump's veto.
The resolution cleared the chamber 215-208, but Senate arithmetic and a near-certain veto leave lawmakers unable to force the president to stop the fighting.
73 missiles and 656 drones hit Kyiv, Dnipro and Kharkiv overnight. A residential building collapsed in the capital after a Russian double-tap. The tactics mirror Israel in Gaza.
An ICC-wanted Netanyahu pushes deeper into Lebanon. The UN rights office says the strikes may be serious violations of international humanitarian law, the toll has passed 3,400, and analysts say the campaign is sabotaging the Iran-US negotiations.
The annual report verified cases against Palestinian detainees and Ukrainian prisoners of war, placing both countries' armed forces alongside Hamas and ISIS.
Thirty-six states and the EU signed the founding agreement that gives the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine its governing body. It was the last document the tribunal needed before it can open.
Sudan now has more active famine zones than any country on Earth. Nearly 19.5 million people face acute food insecurity as conflict blocks aid and destroys livelihoods across Kordofan and Darfur.
Drones killed more than 880 civilians in Sudan in four months. The governments and companies supplying them, Baykar, CASC, Qods Aviation, Africa Corps, are named. The arms embargo is being violated in plain sight.
Sunday's barrage killed at least four people and wounded more than 80. It also destroyed a national museum that had reopened three weeks ago. It is the second mass assault on the capital in under two weeks.
The Modernised Global Agreement, signed in Mexico City on 22 May at the first EU-Mexico summit in 11 years, expands bilateral commerce projected at $94.5 billion. It is also a coordinated geopolitical statement about what the rules-based international order looks like without US participation.
"Freed flotilla human rights defenders report rape and broken bones in Israeli custody. Rome prosecutors investigating. Eleven countries summoned Israeli ambassadors. US sanctioned the flotilla's organisers.
The warrant application, filed 2 April, would be the first issued by any international court specifically for the crime of apartheid. Smotrich held a press conference, called it a declaration of war, and signed an eviction order for Khan al-Ahmar before he finished speaking.
UN experts formally assessed the Epstein files and applied one of the most serious categories in international criminal law. Governments were put on notice. The US has not acted.
The Centurion Project's voter surveillance tool was built by US political operatives with direct ties to the Trump regime
The European Parliament has formally consented to Canada's participation in the EU's €150-billion Security Action for Europe programme. The agreement is now fully binding, making Canada the only non-European country with preferential access to SAFE procurement.
