A Kremlin-linked column threatened Lithuania with a blitzkrieg and nuclear strike before being removed as inconsistent with Russia's official position, alarming the Baltics; Putin dismissed Western fears, saying Moscow has no plans to attack

The UN added 61 companies to its 'blacklist' of businesses linked to West Bank settlements, including Tnuva, Netafim and Aroma; Israel condemned the list as a 'distorted mechanism' targeting companies that committed no wrongdoing

Six months after an explosive device detonated near a Liège synagogue and a car was torched in Antwerp's Jewish quarter, Belgium confirms the attacks were ordered by Tehran as part of a 'coordinated campaign'

While Netanyahu held few diplomatic meetings during his brief New York visit, Iran’s foreign minister met with officials from at least 24 countries, including major European powers, and held talks with Trump envoy Steve Witkoff

Ami Yogev, 46, was last seen Sunday at the summit with a bandaged leg after saying he had nearly fallen; his mother says search teams are racing against time and is seeking donations to keep private rescuers in the field

Severe weather battered the US East Coast, causing floods, widespread power outages and the cancellation of Ed Sheeran's Massachusetts show; in Bangkok, flooded streets forced evacuations and left cars abandoned

Six people, including four American tourists, were killed in a suspected gas explosion in Athens' historic Plaka district after residents reported smelling gas for weeks