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The Okinawa Prefectural Assembly has adopted a resolution urging the U.S. to take concrete action on its stationed forces after a U.S. Marine was arrested over a suspected murder and robbery. The move reflects continued local concern over incidents involving U.S. military personnel and calls for stronger discipline and prevention measures.
The Republican-controlled US Senate has passed a bill aimed at preventing US military actions against Iran, as the Trump administration negotiates a peace agreement with Tehran. The Senate voted 50-48 in favor of the resolution, reflecting growing concern among lawmakers about the ongoing conflict.
With 141 votes in favor, the UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution endorsing the International Court of Justice's ruling that climate change is an 'existential threat' and affirms states' legal obligation to prevent the crisis from worsening. The vote saw 8 countries opposed, including the United States, Russia, and Israel, while 28 abstained.
Azerbaijan summoned the EU ambassador to Baku on May 1, 2026, and handed her a formal protest over a European Parliament resolution it deems anti-Azerbaijani. The government argues the resolution misrepresents reality and risks harming bilateral ties. The EU has yet to respond officially, as relations already face challenges related to human rights and energy security.
