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1. Myanmar’s military government rebuffed on peace talks offer

   Min Aung Hlaing elected by parliament as president earlier this month after election derided as a sham.

2. Pro-Palestine legal aid requests stay high in 2025 amid US campus pressure

   Legal aid group says the rate of requests shows pro-Palestine advocacy persists despite Trump administration's tactics.

3. Nearly 8,000 people died or disappeared on migration routes in 2025: IOM

   More than four in every 10 deaths and disappearances occurred on sea routes to Europe, UN agency says.

4. US issues more Iran sanctions on eve of possible talks in Pakistan

   The Trump administration targets 14 individuals and entities over alleged links to Iran's arms industry.

5. EU eyes options as Iran conflict threatens jet fuel shortages

   The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is causing concern in Europe, which relies heavily on imported jet fuel.

6. Sudan refugees returning home face new ‘struggle for survival’: UN

   Returnees find chronic need for investment with homes, water supplies, health provision, electricity 'heavily damaged'.

7. Trump announces Iran ceasefire extension but says blockade remains

   US president says attacks will be held off until Iranian leaders 'come up with a unified proposal' to end war.

8. Germany, Italy block bid to suspend EU-Israel trade agreement

   Germany and Italy have blocked the European Union from suspending the bloc’s association agreement with Israel.

9. Trump’s US Fed nominee Warsh vows independence, says he’s no ‘sock puppet’

   Kevin Warsh's confirmation hearing shines spotlight on doubts over his independence as Trump pushes again for rate cuts.

10. Two CIA agents reportedly killed in car crash in Mexican state of Chihuahua

    The presence of US officials in a law enforcement convoy raises questions about respect for Mexico's sovereignty.