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1. Yemeni Americans feel ‘betrayed’ as Trump revokes immigration protections

   Prominent Trump supporter Amer Ghalib says US decision to nix deportation protection for Yemenis 'very unfortunate'.

2. ‘Journey of hell’: Migrants in Libya endure torture, rape, forced labour

   A new UN report says migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in Libya are being forcibly rounded up and abused.

3. Thousands in Kosovo rally against war crimes trial of ex-KLA commanders

   Special court in The Hague hears closing arguments this week in the trial of former Kosovo Liberation Army leaders.

4. US president’s son Eric Trump invests in drone maker with gov’t contracts

   Israel's Xtend recently won US Defense Department contract, is bidding for another before merger with JFB Construction.

5. Sheinbaum says Mexico declines Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ invite

   Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum said she has turned down an invitation from Donald Trump to join his “Board of Peace."

6. Why Israel’s annexation threatens Jordan

   Israel’s plans to claim parts of the occupied West Bank as ‘state property’ is raising concerns in neighbouring Jordan.

7. US judge says wrongfully deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia can’t be re-detained

   Judge says Trump administration has made 'one empty threat after another' to deport Salvadoran national to Africa.

8. Peru’s Congress votes to impeach President Jose Jeri in government shake-up

   Jeri is the latest in a series of Peruvian presidents to be removed from office by an act of Congress.

9. ‘I’ve heard nothing but great things,’ LeBron James says of Israel

   Backlash came swiftly for basketball star LeBron James after saying he’s heard “nothing but great things” about Israel.

10. Who should control our digital world?

    A few tech corporations control most of the world's data. Some countries have been fighting to change that.