The Washington Post / World

1. Saudi Arabia cancels star-studded film fest amid Middle East war

   The Red Sea International Film Festival has drawn such Hollywood A-listers as Emily Blunt, Adrien Brody, Gwyneth Paltrow and Michael Caine.

2. Trump seeks fertilizer deal with Russia ally Belarus amid Canadian tensions

   The proposed potash purchases would expand trade with a country that helped Moscow launch its invasion of Ukraine.

3. Ukraine marks Putin’s scripted election win with assault on Moscow refinery

   The air attack hit an oil refinery in Moscow, contradicting President Donald Trump's claim that Ukraine and Russia had agreed to halt strikes on energy targets.

4. Iran’s economy cracks under U.S. pressure, but Tehran won’t bend to Trump

   As Iranians face shortages, President Donald Trump’s blockade, more so than new sanctions, is eroding the country’s economy, analysts say. Tehran seems to be uncowed.

5. Trump heads into a week of diplomacy, hampered by a lack of allies

   At the United Nations on Tuesday and in meetings with China's Xi Jinping on Thursday, the president will largely stand alone.

6. The U.S. sent an Iranian Christian to Panama. It had no plan for what came next.

   One man’s 18 months in the limbo of Trump’s third-country deportations.

7. How Trump turned a refugee bureau into a $410 million deportation operation

   Inside the secret deals powering the president’s push to deport migrants to countries not their own.

8. Five decades after a terrorist bombing in Washington, a Trump deportation looms

   Chilean diplomat Orlando Letelier was killed in a car-bombing on Embassy Row. Fifty years later, one of his assassins could soon be deported.

9. Trump’s ambassador to U.N. says there’s no timeline on Iran war’s end

   Mike Waltz said the U.S. naval blockade was having the intended effect of pressuring Iran's economy, but Tehran has said it is not backing down.

10. Russia recruited Ukrainian children to carry out attacks. They were imprisoned.

    Across Ukraine, at least 13 minors are imprisoned after being paid by Russia to attack their own country.