Herald section
The latest reporting from across the Belfast Herald news desks.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that a new U.S. proposal for a nuclear deal with Iran does not permit any uranium enrichment, contradicting prior media reports suggesting limited enrichment would be allowed.
Protests occurred in Sofia and other major cities over government plans to adopt the euro, with demonstrators demanding a referendum. The event preceded expected approval for Bulgaria to enter the eurozone.
Richard Satchwell was found guilty of murdering his wife Tina in Youghal, County Cork, in 2017. His account of her disappearance was contradicted by evidence uncovered over six years later.
French president Emmanuel Macron stated France could impose sanctions on Israel if humanitarian aid remains blocked, calling a Palestinian state a political necessity and urging a humanitarian response to the crisis in Gaza.
Israel has approved 22 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, the largest expansion in decades, including previously unauthorised outposts and new developments across the region.
President Donald Trump commuted the federal prison sentence of Larry Hoover, founder of the Gangster Disciples, in a series of clemency actions on 29 May 2025. Hoover had received six life sentences in the 1990s for conspiracy, extortion, drug offences and other charges.
Four people are killed and damage is reported in a crowd crush and shooting after hundreds of Palestinians stormed a United Nations food warehouse in an attempt to get food in Gaza City, Palestine.