British Prime Minister Theresa May punishes Russia for its alleged involvement in a murder attempt of a former Russian spy in the U.K. earlier this month.

Britain demands answers from Russia over the poisoning of a former Russian spy, and the U.N. urges countries not to send Venezuelans fleeing economic and political turmoil back to their home country.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is no longer bound by term limits, and American allies clamor for exemptions from recently-announced steel and aluminum tariffs.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warned African countries this week about the harsh terms that accompany Chinese infrastructure financing, saying they could endanger national sovereignty.

North Korea's Supreme Leader meets face-to-face with South Korean envoys as the two countries schedule further talks, and there were few signs at this week's AIPAC conference that Israel or the U.S. is ready to kick off serious Mideast peace talks.

It's up to the US to decide whether to tag along on diplomatic talks in North Korea later this year, someone forged a Nobel Peace Prize nomination for President Trump and Russia unveils new ICBMs.

The EU pressures the UK to speed up the Brexit process, Russia is reinstated by the International Olympic Committee and 110 Nigerian school girls remain missing after the latest Boko Haram kidnapping.

The US Special Representative for North Korea will step down on Friday, and Singapore weighs a law banning photo and video coverage of the aftermath of terror attacks.

It didn't take long for a 30-day Syrian ceasefire called for by the U.N. Security Council to be violated by multiple parties, and China's Communist Party recommends the scrapping of presidential term limits to allow Xi Jinping to rule the country beyond 2022.

President Trump calls on Mexico to stop Central American migrants from passing into the U.S., citing the threat posed by MS-13 gang members. And the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem will reportedly open much earlier than expected.