World News Roundup Saturday
World news roundup for Saturday covering the arrival of former Iraqi MP Ahmed al-Alwani's body in Baghdad, the EU urging Israel to allow aid into Gaza, the White House announcing a trilateral summit in China between Trump, Putin, and Xi Jinping, resumption of flights in the US after suspension, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticizing the weaponization of international law, and an oil tanker colliding with a cruise ship on the Mississippi River with no injuries.
World news roundup for Saturday, November 14, 2026, covers several international events: the arrival of former Iraqi MP Ahmed al-Alwani's body in Baghdad after being found strangled to death in Beirut. The European Union urges Israel to allow relief organizations into the Gaza Strip to help those affected by floods. The White House announces a trilateral summit next Thursday in China bringing together Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Xi Jinping, the first of its kind, to discuss the Iran war without addressing the conflict in Ukraine. Flights resume in the United States after a hours-long suspension that caused chaos at airports. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticizes the weaponization of international law. An oil tanker collides with a cruise ship on the Mississippi River with no injuries among the approximately 180 passengers. Iran's Revolutionary Guard announces explosions and fires.