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US and Iranian delegations face a critical juncture in nuclear negotiations in Geneva, with tensions escalating and the prospect of conflict looming.

As Washington builds up military presence, US and Iranian officials reconvene in Geneva to negotiate Iran's nuclear program. Will they reach a deal or risk a potential military strike?

Former Iranian President Hassan Rouhani refutes reports he wants to replace Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, blaming the US and Israel for the country's ongoing unrest.

Culiacán, Mexico has descended into a war zone as rival factions of the Sinaloa cartel violently clash for control. The BBC offers a grim firsthand account from the heart of the conflict.

In Colombia's peace process, former army soldiers open up about their involvement in extrajudicial killings, seeking forgiveness from victims' families as the nation grapples with its violent history.

The US issues fresh sanctions targeting Iranian oil vessels, amping up its 'maximum pressure' strategy against Tehran amid heightened tensions.

In the wake of the devastating Swiss bar fire that claimed 41 lives and injured 115, the government has announced a solidarity payout to support victims and their families.

A media watchdog group alleges that Israel is responsible for the deaths of 84 out of 129 journalists killed globally in 2025, making it the deadliest country for reporters.

The UK government insists plans to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius are still on track, despite a minister's claim that the deal was 'paused' for discussions with US counterparts.

Hundreds of Congolese refugees have returned home from Burundi as the border closed by M23 fighting has reopened, after over 90,000 fled across the border months ago.