QtrendsEthiopia votes in an election widely expected to keep Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in power, as the Nobel laureate-turned-warlord seeks a second term after a devastating civil war. Iran and the US continue to exchange strikes, with satellite imagery showing significant damage to American military sites and Iran reopening missile facilities. Colombia heads to a runoff that pits a leftist senator against a pro-Trump right-wing candidate, threatening to reshape US-Colombia relations. Israel pushes deeper into Lebanon, seizing a Crusader-era castle in its deepest incursion in 26 years. In France, PSG's back-to-back Champions League victory was marred by violent clashes that led to 780 arrests before peaceful celebrations took over.
Ethiopians head to the polls in an election widely expected to return Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to power. The Nobel Peace Prize winner-turned-warlord presided over a brutal civil war that devastated the country. A visual guide highlights Ethiopia's complex ethnic divisions and ongoing conflict zones as the nation votes.
The military confrontation between Iran and the United States intensifies as satellite imagery reveals damage to 20 US military sites from Iranian attacks. CNN investigates Iran's reopened missile facilities, questioning the effectiveness of US bombing campaigns. Iran has also struck an American base in the region in retaliation for US strikes on Iranian air defenses.
Colombia's presidential election heads to a runoff between leftist senator Gustavo Cepeda and pro-Trump right-wing candidate Daniel de la Espriella. The ruling party has cast doubt on the first-round results as de la Espriella pulled ahead. The outcome could redefine Colombia's relations with the United States.
Israel has captured a strategic Crusader-era castle in southern Lebanon in its deepest military incursion into the country in 26 years. Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered forces deeper into Lebanon as the operation expands. The seizure marks a significant escalation and evokes memories of Israel's long occupation of southern Lebanon.
PSG secured back-to-back Champions League titles with a shootout victory against Arsenal, sparking massive celebrations across France. However, violent clashes erupted before the festivities began, leading French police to arrest 780 people. The celebrations eventually turned peaceful as fans paraded through the streets.