World News Briefs: Stray Dogs in Delhi, Gaza Tensions, and More

A multifaceted international news update covers India's court order to relocate stray dogs in Delhi, Macron's criticism of Israel's Gaza plans, Ukrainian drone strikes in Russia, Trump-Putin talks anticipation in Poland, displacement in Vietnam for a golf resort, and various geopolitical developments involving the U.S., South Korea, and the EU.

Global events this week reveal a diverse set of challenges faced by nations worldwide. India is grappling with a public health issue, as the top court has ordered the relocation of stray dogs in Delhi due to increased rabies cases.

Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron denounces Israel's proposed military actions in Gaza as a potential humanitarian crisis. This follows rising tensions in the region after Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's security announcements.

On another front, U.S. President Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin are set to confer on Ukraine, sparking concerns across Europe about the implications of these discussions. Further, geopolitical tensions are reshaping trade dynamics between South Korea, Vietnam, and the U.S.

(With inputs from agencies.)