Sea level rise threatens thousands of hazardous sites: Study

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the United States has requested to join the Group of 20 (G20) summit after initially stating it would boycott the event. Following a change of mind from the Trump administration, Ramaphosa indicated that the summit is now working on logistics to accommodate the U.S. participation in the two-day event.

Cheryl Hines, known for her role in 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' responded to RFK Jr.'s presidential bid by questioning, 'President of what?' Initially, she interpreted his statement as referring to a board or a company. RFK Jr. clarified that he was referring to the presidency of the United States.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the G20 nations will issue a joint declaration at their summit in Johannesburg this weekend, despite warnings from the United States against such a move. Ramaphosa emphasized that the group 'will not be bullied' by external pressures.

President Donald Trump held a friendly meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman at the White House, characterized by warm gestures and discussions on significant investments. Trump praised the prince's leadership and announced new Saudi investments in the U.S., while avoiding inquiries about Saudi Arabia's human rights issues.

The United States, Britain, and Australia have imposed sanctions on a Russian web hosting service suspected of facilitating ransomware operations that assist criminals in avoiding law enforcement detection. This action reflects ongoing international efforts to combat cybercrime and hold accountable those who provide support to such illicit activities.

President Trump has designated Saudi Arabia as a 'Major Non-NATO Ally' during remarks at a dinner for the Saudi crown prince. This classification is expected to enhance military cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the United States, marking a significant step in their diplomatic relations.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has urged El Salvador to ensure the protection of three Salvadoran men who were deported by the United States. The commission's call highlights concerns regarding the treatment of deportees and their rights upon return to their home country. This situation underscores ongoing issues related to human rights and immigration policies affecting Salvadorans.

The World Health Organization (WHO) announced it will reduce its workforce by nearly a quarter, resulting in over 2,000 job losses, due to the withdrawal of funding from the United States. This decision follows the Trump administration's exit from the organization in January, which has led to significant operational cutbacks and a halving of its management team. The WHO is now focusing on implementing reforms in light of this funding loss.