The Latvian government loses its parliamentary majority amid ongoing political fallout over the handling of drone incidents involving Ukraine.

The U.S. Senate rejects a resolution to limit Donald Trump's military powers against Iran in a 50-49 vote. The measure sought to halt military operations, arguing the 60-day window for action without Congressional authorization expired on May 1.

The U.S. Senate has rejected a resolution aimed at limiting Donald Trump's military powers regarding Iran, with a vote of 50 to 49. The resolution sought to end military actions against Iran, citing that the 60-day window for operations without Congressional approval had expired on May 1.

U.S. House members signal support for $1.3 billion military aid package for Ukraine. The bill, backed by 218 representatives, could face a floor vote as early as June.

According to Politico, 218 members of the U.S. House of Representatives have signaled support for a Democratic-led bill providing $1.3 billion in military aid to Kyiv, potentially setting up a vote in June.

Russian Vladimir Putin accepts the resignations of BelgorodVyacheslav Gladkov and BryanskAlexander Bogomaz. Both regional leaders stepped down citing personal reasons, with successors already appointed to the border regions.

Russian Vladimir Putin has accepted the resignations of Belgorod OblastVyacheslav Gladkov and Bryansk OblastAlexander Bogomaz, appointing successors to both positions. Both officials resigned citing personal reasons.

France launches probe into reports an Israeli firm ran online interference targeting French mayoral candidates with disinformation campaigns ahead of local elections.

France has launched an investigation into allegations that an Israeli "information warfare" firm conducted a coordinated online interference operation targeting French mayoral candidates with fake websites and disinformation campaigns ahead of local elections.