Canada announced on Friday that Prime Minister Mark Carney will be traveling to Washington next week for a "working visit" with US President Donald Trump.

Kazakhstan and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have agreed to prepare a joint roadmap to strengthen and systematize their cooperation, following talks in Astana.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned that yielding to the West's unlawful sanctions would undermine international law and urged countries to stand firm in resistance.

Typhoon Matmo struck northern Philippines on Friday, just three days after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the central part of the country, hundreds of miles away. This came weeks after two other cyclones had already battered the nation.

Drone sightings overnight at Germany's Munich airport resulted in the cancellation and diversion of dozens of flights on the eve of a national holiday, leaving nearly 3,000 passengers stranded. The disruption prompted politicians to pledge tougher measures, including allowing drones to be shot down.

On Friday, Spain’s Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Diaz called on Europe to terminate all association agreements with Israel.

The Netherlands has announced it will uphold its ban on exporting parts for F-35 fighter jets to Israel, despite a Supreme Court ruling that provided the option to reconsider its policy.

This week, Canada updated its travel advisory for the United States, warning travelers with an "X" gender marker on their passports that they may face entry restrictions.

On Friday morning, the US military conducted another strike on a boat operating in the Caribbean, which officials identified as a "narco-trafficking vessel." Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced in a social media post that the strike resulted in the deaths of all four individuals on board.