Does President Trump even have a NAFTA renegotiation policy? Russia appears to punish Montenegro for pursuing NATO membership and China seeks fugitives overseas.

China rolled out its first domestically made aircraft carrier on Wednesday, and a top E.U. official says Turkey is out of the running for E.U. membership.

Ukraine cuts off power to its occupied East, and the U.N. highlights the dismal funding status of its humanitarian appeal for Yemen.

France's two major political parties lose big in a first round of presidential voting, and a lawyer in the Philippines is asking the ICC to investigate President Détente for murder.

Media reports from Russia's far east suggest a large deployment of troops to the North Korea border, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions is preparing criminal charges against Wikileaks' Julian Assange.

President Trump's 'bluff' about a Navy carrier group heading to the Koreas is causing a stir in the South Korean presidential election, and reduced consumer demand prompts Emirates Airlines to pare back flights to the US.

Venezuela braces for 'the mother of all protests,' the State Department says Iran remains complaint with the 2015 nuclear deal and could e-sports soon be in the Olympic Games?

British Prime Minister Theresa May attempts to strengthen her Brexit push through  new elections, and U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley decries the arrest, torture and apparent killing of gay men in Chechnya. 

A constitutional referendum in Turkey could allow President Reccep Erdogan to rule until 2029, and rumors swirl that North Korea "debuted" fake missiles during a military parade.

Disgraced U.N. peacekeepers prepare to depart Haiti, and is North Korea preparing for a massive new nuclear test?