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The Supreme Court declared Trump’s sweeping tariff regime unconstitutional, instantly nullifying billions in duties and promising lower prices for U.S.
Teen midfielder Nico O’Reilly scored twice, including a dramatic late winner, to give Manchester City a 2‑1 win over Newcastle and narrow Arsenal’s lead to two...
Slovakia warned it could cut electricity to Ukraine if the Russian‑Ukrainian oil dispute worsens, threatening regional power stability.
U.S. ambassador Michael Huckabee’s claim that Israel has a right to much of the Middle East sparked sharp condemnation from Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia,...
Iranian students have launched peaceful campus protests to remember victims of the recent deadly crackdown, demanding accountability and academic freedom.
A Britain First anti‑Islam march in Manchester sparked a larger anti‑fascist counter‑protest, leading to police intervention and several arrests.
NASA has canceled its planned March launch of the Artemis 2 moon mission due to unresolved technical problems, pushing the flight to a later window.
A torrential downpour in Colombo forced the opening Super Eights match between Pakistan and New Zealand to be abandoned, awarding each side two points.
Israeli strikes during Ramadan killed two Palestinians, bringing Gaza's death toll since the October cease‑fire to 614.
The murder of nationalist student Quentin Deranque, suspected to be carried out by far‑left militants, has ignited a political crisis for Jean‑Luc Mélenchon’s...
A Russian airstrike in Kharkiv killed two civilians as Ukraine hit a Russian‑run missile plant, marking a sharp escalation in the conflict.
A motorcycle bomb exploded in a Pakistani army convoy in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, killing two soldiers and injuring others.
India and South Africa face off in a high‑stakes Super Eights clash, a rematch of the 2022 final, with both teams vying for a semi‑final berth and a chance at...
More than 150 captive‑bred giant tortoises were released back onto Floreana Island after a century‑plus of absence, marking a major conservation milestone.
Israel's parliament is debating a bill to broaden the death penalty for security offenses, sparking criticism from human‑rights groups but a muted global...
UN experts and former President Donald Trump allege Iran is underreporting protest deaths, prompting Tehran to demand proof and threaten sovereignty breaches.
Gaza’s farmers are risking their lives to replant fields despite expanding Israeli buffer zones and ongoing gunfire.
The U.S. Supreme Court limited former President Trump's tariff authority, prompting praise from Europe and caution from Asia.
Israeli air strikes devastated Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley and the Ein el‑Hilweh refugee camp, causing dozens of deaths, injuries, and widespread destruction.
Former President Donald Trump will visit Beijing for three days, a rare diplomatic move amid escalating U.S.–China tensions.
Protesters in Tirana ignited fireworks and threw petrol bombs at the prime minister’s office, prompting a forceful police response and multiple arrests.
Britain is weighing the removal of Prince Andrew from the royal succession as police expand their investigation into his ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
Protesters in Tirana clashed with police outside parliament, demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama resign over a major corruption investigation.
World Mother Language Day highlights that while a few languages dominate global communication, nearly half of the world’s languages are endangered.
Gunmen on motorcycles ripped through Kebbi State, Nigeria, killing at least 50 people and leaving many missing. The attack underscores deepening insecurity in...
Brazilian President Lula insists that any legal action against Venezuela’s leader Nicolás Maduro must be decided by Venezuelans, warning against U.S.
On March 1, 2026, Russia launched a massive missile strike on Ukrainian cities while Ukraine counter‑attacked and reclaimed territory in the south,...
The U.S. Southern Command says it fired on a Pacific vessel suspected of drug trafficking, killing three local fishermen, but provided no evidence of...
The Supreme Court blocked Trump-era steel and aluminum tariffs, prompting the former president to condemn the justices as 'absolutely ashamed.
After the Supreme Court invalidated major Trump-era tariffs, the administration swiftly imposed a new 10% duty on a wide range of imports, reigniting trade...
A London court granted bail to twelve Palestine Action activists, including four former hunger strikers, emphasizing health concerns and non‑violent histories.
Former U.S. envoy Mike Huckabee sparked controversy by saying it would be fine if Israel expanded from the Nile to the Euphrates, reigniting debates over...
Former President Donald Trump warned that the U.S. could launch a limited strike against Iran if Tehran fails to secure a nuclear deal within ten days, raising...
A single Palestinian delegate spoke at the Trump Board of Peace meeting in Washington, urging humanitarian aid, reconstruction funding, and inclusive political...
The Supreme Court ruled that President Trump exceeded his authority by using an emergency‑powers provision to impose broad tariffs without clear congressional...
The Supreme Court blocked President Trump’s emergency tariffs, prompting him to promise new duties using other trade statutes.
The U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling blocks automatic tariff refunds, meaning over 1,000 companies suing the Trump administration could wait years for the...
Wildlife tourism offers both a lifeline for conservation and a risk of harming ecosystems and Indigenous rights if unchecked.
An Israeli drone struck the Hittin neighborhood of Lebanon’s Ein el‑Hilweh refugee camp, killing at least two and injuring many more, sparking regional outrage.
Israel’s new rule deems most West Bank land state property unless Palestinians can prove ownership, prompting accusations of annexation.
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down Donald Trump's plan to impose worldwide tariffs, citing the president's lack of constitutional authority over international...
Eighteen Senegalese fans were sentenced to prison by a Moroccan court after being detained during the AFCON final, prompting the Senegal Football Federation to...
Police raided Prince Andrew’s former home a day after his arrest, seizing documents and electronic devices as investigators probe deeper into the case.
NASA aims to launch the Artemis II crewed mission in early March after a flawless wet dress rehearsal, marking humanity's first deep‑space flight since Apollo.
The Supreme Court struck down a key provision of the 2018 Trade Enforcement Act, limiting the president’s ability to impose tariffs without congressional...
The Supreme Court ruled 5‑4 that President Trump's global tariff authority overstepped constitutional limits, nullifying his ambitious trade‑war policy.
Gaza residents are wary of Trump's newly announced Board of Peace, citing past unkept promises and the board's lack of enforcement power.
Ukraine will skip the Paralympic opening ceremony in protest of a joint Russian‑Belarusian athlete allocation, highlighting the clash between sport neutrality...
The UN warns that its emergency food aid in Somalia, critical for 2.5 million people, may end in April due to funding and security challenges, risking a sharp...
Thai police disguised themselves as a traditional lion dance troupe to capture a wanted burglar, successfully arresting him during a market performance.
Israeli police halted Al Jazeera reporters from filming worshippers at Al‑Aqsa, sparking criticism over press freedom.
An Austrian climber was convicted of negligent homicide after his girlfriend died of hypothermia during a winter ascent of the Grossglockner.
Prince Andrew was filmed leaving a London police station after an arrest linked to new evidence in the Jeffrey Epstein case, reigniting public outrage and...
FIFA and the Peace Board have launched a $75 million fundraiser to rebuild football facilities in Gaza, aiming to provide safe play spaces and promote hope for...
Ahmad Khalil, a 22‑year‑old Palestinian‑American, was fatally shot while confronting Israeli settlers stealing his family's sheep in the West Bank.
Manchester City aim to narrow Arsenal's lead with a win at Newcastle, while the Magpies need three points to keep European hopes alive.
Actor Eric Dane, celebrated for his role on *Grey’s Anatomy*, died at 53 after battling ALS, a devastating motor neuron disease.
Evo Morales returned to his home region after a seven‑week absence, dispelling rumors that he had fled Bolivia following the kidnapping of Venezuelan President...
Two Russian bombers entered Alaska's air‑defence identification zone, prompting U.S. fighters to escort them out without breaching sovereign airspace.
Southern Yemen's future is being written on its streets as local militias, tribal groups, and regional rivals vie for control, threatening stability and...
Donald Trump warned Iran it has only 10‑15 days to finalize a new nuclear agreement, threatening ‘bad things’ if the deadline passes.
Security forces in Aden violently dispersed a Southern Transitional Council protest during the internationally recognised government's first parliamentary...
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon and other agencies to release every document on unidentified aerial phenomena, aiming for greater transparency after...
A tower collapse in Tripoli on February 8 killed at least 15 people, highlighting the hazardous condition of many Lebanese buildings.
A massive crash on Egypt's northeast highway killed 18 people and injured three, prompting urgent calls for stronger road safety measures.
Five nations, including Indonesia and Morocco, are deploying troops to a newly announced peace‑keeping mission in Gaza, backed by training from Egypt and...
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un opened the ninth Workers’ Party congress, pledging a push for economic revitalisation alongside the usual political rhetoric.
The United States has sent a $160 million payment toward its nearly $4 billion U.N. arrears, highlighting a tension between Trump’s aid cuts and the need to...
New Mexico has reopened its criminal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch after unsealed FBI files revealed new leads, prompting a fresh task force...
New Zealand and Pakistan open the T20 World Cup Super Eights in a high‑stakes showdown that could shape the tournament’s later rounds.
The IMF warns that Venezuela's economy is extremely fragile, with public debt soaring to about 180% of GDP and a deepening humanitarian crisis.
A massive strike in Buenos Ayres has halted the city as workers protest a labor reform that would extend hours and cut severance pay.
The murder of far‑right activist Quentin Deranque in Lyon sparked a sharp diplomatic exchange between France’s President Macron and Italy’s Prime Minister...
Meta’s design features, such as endless scrolling and autoplay, are alleged to deliberately target young users, leading to addictive behavior and mental‑health...
In December the U.S. trade deficit surged despite President Trump’s tariffs, driven by strong consumer spending and seasonal demand.
Chatunga Mugabe, the youngest son of Zimbabwe’s late President Robert Mugabe, was arrested in South Africa after a gardener was shot dead at his Johannesburg...
Qatar has committed $1 billion to support the Board of Peace’s mission in Gaza, funding reconstruction, healthcare, and economic revitalization.
Gaza residents greeted the debut of the internationally backed ‘Board of Peace’ with deep skepticism, fearing it may legitimize existing occupation rather than...
A new international coalition, the Board of Peace, convened in Geneva to launch a three‑pillar plan aimed at ending Israel’s occupation and addressing the...
Les Wexner’s foundation funded Israeli leader Ehud Barak, creating a link that later connected Barak with Jeffrey Epstein, who leveraged Wexner’s endorsement...
President Donald Trump pledged billions of dollars for Gaza reconstruction at the inaugural Board of Peace meeting, outlining a comprehensive plan for relief,...
U.S. Major General Jasper Jeffers announced that the Gaza International Stabilization Force will first deploy to Rafah to secure the border, protect civilians,...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns that unchecked AI growth poses imminent risks and calls for urgent, globally coordinated regulations to ensure safety and fairness.
Former President Donald Trump has given Iran a ten‑day deadline to negotiate a meaningful nuclear deal at the Board of Peace summit.
Europe is reassessing its reliance on the United States amid Trump-era tariffs, a controversial Greenland bid, and defense spending pressures.
President Trump warned that the next ten days will decide the fate of a new Iran nuclear deal as the U.S. escalates its military presence in the Middle East.
Israel’s decision to resume land registration in the occupied West Bank has provoked a fierce response from Jordan, with the kingdom warning that the move...
Italy is demanding that the Paralympic Games keep Russian and Belarusian athletes neutral, refusing any national flags or anthems, arguing that such symbols...
The UN warns that Israel’s intensified attacks in Gaza and the West Bank appear designed to permanently displace Palestinians, raising fears of ethnic...
Bangladesh's July referendum on the National Charter revealed a tight split, with 52% approving the reforms, underscoring deep political divisions between the...
Reporter Nils Adler documents how the ongoing Ukraine war has turned the Chernobyl exclusion zone into an active battlefield, threatening both civilians and...
Israeli forces launched extensive raids in the West Bank at the start of Ramadan, detaining dozens and demolishing homes, intensifying fear among Palestinians.
Israeli officials secretly installed surveillance equipment in Jeffrey Epstein’s Manhattan apartment to monitor former Prime Minister Ehud Barak’s meetings,...
A UN fact‑finding mission has declared the RSF’s massacre in el‑Fasher a genocide, urging immediate international action.
Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor, former UK prince and brother of King Charles III, was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, sparking fresh scrutiny...
Al Jazeera’s Mohamed Hassan interviews UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini, exposing how attacks on the agency in Gaza threaten vital humanitarian aid and erode...
South Korea's former president received a life sentence for attempting a December 2024 martial‑law coup, a move judges said crippled the nation's democracy.
Migrants are a crucial part of the NHS workforce and economy, not a drain on resources. Supporting their contributions will help solve the UK’s healthcare...
Former Duke Andrew has been detained by police over alleged involvement in Jeffrey Epstein's illegal activities, reigniting scrutiny of the royal family's past...
A UN fact‑finding mission reports that the Rapid Support Forces carried out coordinated ethnic targeting, rape, and torture in Sudan's el‑Fasher, actions the...
Global AI spending is projected to hit $2.5 trillion by 2026, dwarfing historic mega‑projects like the Apollo program.
AC Milan’s coach Massimo Allegri was sent off in a 1‑1 Serie A draw with Como, prompting an apology from Como manager Cesc Fàbregas.
A false claim of a Christian massacre threatened to sour US‑Nigeria ties, prompting President Trump to issue harsh warnings.
A massive gas leak caused a deadly explosion in Karachi, killing 13 and collapsing a residential building. Rescue teams continue to search for survivors while...
Les Wexner testified that Jeffrey Epstein swindled him and denied knowing the financier’s crimes, prompting Democrats to demand detailed answers.
Aid trucks finally broke through a two‑year blockade to deliver food and water to Sudan’s Kordofan region, offering a rare reprieve for starving families.
A carbon monoxide leak in an illegal Nigerian mine claimed at least 37 lives, highlighting the deadly risks of unregulated mining.
Rising US‑Iran tensions and fresh Houthi threats are reviving fears of renewed fighting in Yemen during Ramadan, endangering civilians and humanitarian aid.
South Korea is confronting a unprecedented crisis, with martial law imposed, nationwide protests demanding change, and President Yoon Suk‑yeol on trial for...
The White House urges Iran to accept a diplomatic deal, warning that a U.S. strike remains a viable option amid rising military deployments in the Gulf.
Extinction Rebellion claims the FBI is visiting activists' homes as the Trump administration dismantles pollution protections, raising concerns about...
Peru’s Congress removed President José Jeri and appointed interim leader José Maria Balcazar, who will oversee the government until the April general election.
A 17‑year‑old Palestinian was fatally shot by Israeli settlers near Jerusalem, reflecting a surge in settler violence across the West Bank.
On the 1,456th day of the war, Ukraine reclaimed key villages in the east while Russia responded with heavy missile strikes on Kyiv, raising civilian...
Environmental groups have sued the EPA after it revoked the 2009 climate endangerment finding, arguing the move violates law and ignores scientific consensus.
The United States will withdraw all 1,000 remaining troops from Syria within two months, ending its longest ground mission in the region.
The White House urges Iran to return to the nuclear deal, warning that its recent missile tests and naval expansion heighten the risk of conflict.
Eight teams have qualified for the Super Eight stage of the 2026 T20 World Cup, with matches scheduled from April 23 to May 2 across Mumbai and Colombo.
Independent peer‑reviewed research now confirms that the Gaza death toll has surpassed 75,000, revealing a significant undercount in official figures.
President Trump criticised UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s proposed Chagos Islands settlement, warning that the U.S.
Israel’s decision to cap daily attendance at Al‑Aqsa Mosque at 10,000 during Ramadan has sparked Palestinian protests and international criticism, framing the...
A massive avalanche in Lake Tahoe killed eight skiers and left one missing, prompting an extensive rescue operation.
An avalanche in California's Sierra Nevada mountains killed eight skiers and left a ninth missing, prompting extensive rescue efforts.
UAE President MBZ was photographed meeting US Senator Lindsey Graham, who praised the leader’s sharpness, effectively dispelling circulating health rumors.
Former President Trump’s newly announced ‘Board of Peace’ vows $5 billion for Gaza’s reconstruction and the deployment of foreign troops, stirring hope and...
President Trump warned the UK that handing the strategic Diego Garcia base to Mauritius could damage the U.S.–UK alliance and embolden rivals.
Leila Shahid, the pioneering Palestinian ambassador to France and the EU, died at 76, prompting global tributes for her relentless advocacy of justice and...
Mark Zuckerberg was personally served with a lawsuit alleging Meta's privacy violations as he entered a New York court, sparking widespread attention.
New arrivals in New York confront soaring rents, strained public services, and dwindling sanctuary amid a global polycrisis, threatening both their futures and...
Eleven suspects have been detained in France over the murder of far‑right activist Quentin Deranque, sparking a heated debate about political violence and...
Vinicius Junior accused Benfica fans of racially abusing teenage star Gianluca Prestianni, prompting UEFA to launch an investigation.
The third Geneva round of Russia‑Ukraine talks ended without new agreements but also without a diplomatic collapse, leaving the conflict at a stalemate.
Four years into Russia's invasion, countless diplomatic attempts—from UN talks to Turkish mediation—have stalled due to irreconcilable demands and deep...
U.S. sanctions are forcing countries to wind down Cuban medical missions amid Cuba’s own fuel crisis, jeopardizing health services for millions in low‑resource...
Emperor Naruhito formally reinstated Sanae Takaichi as Japan’s prime minister, a move aimed at restoring stability amid economic and security challenges.
Gabon has imposed an indefinite ban on Facebook, TikTok, and other social‑media services, claiming it aims to protect social cohesion amid political tension.
Eight members of Palestine Action were found not guilty of burglary after prosecutors failed to present solid evidence of their break‑in at an Israeli‑linked...
An investigation reveals that Jeffrey Epstein and former Israeli PM Ehud Barak sold advanced Israeli surveillance technology to Nigerian authorities, raising...
Lindsey Vonn’s Olympic crash exposed a critical flaw in ski bindings, sparking urgent calls for smarter, safer equipment.
Gaza begins Ramadan amid ongoing war devastation, with families coping with shortages, displacement, and relentless trauma.
Bulgaria has scheduled a snap parliamentary election for April 19 after the government resigned amid massive protests over a controversial budget and alleged...
Ukraine and Russia ended their second day of peace talks after just two hours, with no agreement reached due to deep mistrust and opposing demands.
South Africa defeated the UAE by six wickets, moving closer to a first ICC title and setting up a high‑stakes match against India.
A Chilean court has received a criminal complaint accusing an Israeli‑Ukrainian former sniper of war crimes in Gaza, invoking universal jurisdiction to pursue...
Renewed Ethiopia‑Eritrea tensions threaten to drag Tigray back into conflict, risking a humanitarian catastrophe described as a "slow, certain death.
A social‑media post showing Israeli sniper Rom Kovtun vacationing in Chile has prompted the country to consider prosecuting him under universal jurisdiction...
The third round of Russia‑Ukraine peace talks in Geneva is being hailed by the U.S. as a step forward, with both sides narrowing gaps on security, territorial,...
Despite war‑ravaged streets and severe shortages, Gaza’s families preserve Ramadan traditions through community, faith, and resilience.
Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano, both retired MMA stars turned Hollywood actors, will face each other on May 16, 2026, in a high‑profile women’s bantamweight bout...
Over 80 UN ambassadors have condemned Israel’s recent moves to tighten control over the West Bank, labeling them illegal and harmful to peace prospects.
Israel has dramatically intensified raids, settler attacks, and home demolitions across the West Bank, displacing families and heightening tensions.
Vice President Sara Duterte has announced her intent to run for president in 2028, sparking both enthusiasm and controversy amid multiple impeachment...
U.S. envoy Robert Witkoff announced modest but tangible advances in the Geneva talks on Ukraine, including prisoner exchanges and humanitarian corridors.
Washington has appointed Maya Patel as the new U.S. Special Envoy for Tibetan Human Rights, signaling a stronger focus on Tibet amid ongoing U.S.
Iran’s senior diplomat hailed the Geneva nuclear talks as showing good progress, yet major disagreements over uranium enrichment and missile limits persist.
More than 80 UN member states have condemned Israel’s de‑facto annexation of West Bank territory, while the UN warns it will dispossess Palestinians of vast...
A powerful avalanche in California's Sierra Nevada has buried ten backcountry skiers, prompting an urgent multi‑agency rescue effort amid ongoing heavy...
Alawite women in Syria recount harrowing kidnappings and rape, suggesting a sect‑based campaign of terror linked to the Assad regime.
Democrats are pressuring the federal government to fully fund New York’s new tunnel project after only $77 million was released, which Governor Hochul says is...
The Kremlin says Western seizures of Russian oil tankers amount to piracy and vows naval action to protect its merchant fleet.
The UN’s expert panel says Jeffrey Epstein’s sex‑trafficking ring could qualify as crimes against humanity, urging an independent international investigation.
A man with a shotgun and tactical gear rushed toward the US Capitol but was quickly arrested by police. The suspect, Carter Camacho, now faces serious federal...
Jesse Jackson extended his civil‑rights legacy to Arab‑American communities, championing anti‑hate legislation and advocating for Palestinian rights.
A far‑left assault in Lyon killed 23‑year‑old right‑wing activist Quentin Deranque, prompting the arrest of nine suspects and sparking a national debate on...
Stephen Colbert accused CBS of pulling a Texas Democrat interview due to FCC fears, while the network denied the claim but admitted it warned producers about...
Hamas warned Donald Trump’s newly formed 'Board of Peace' not to become a cover for continued Israeli attacks, labeling the war in Gaza a genocide.
An immigration judge denied the Trump administration’s request to deport Columbia student activist Mohsen Mahdawi, citing insufficient evidence.
Colombia’s government and the ECG criminal group have restarted peace talks after a brief suspension triggered by President Petro’s hunt for cartel leader...
World leaders united in mourning as civil‑rights legend Jesse Jackson passed away at 84, praising his lifelong fight for justice and his global influence.
The United States and Iran have agreed on a set of guiding principles in Geneva that outline transparency, non‑proliferation, potential sanctions relief, and...
Warner Bros. Discovery rejected Paramount’s most recent merger proposal, citing valuation and strategic concerns, but remains open to a final, stronger offer.
Nine suspects have been arrested in Lyon over the fatal beating of far‑right student Quentin Deranque, an incident that has heightened political tensions...
Thousands gathered in Pristina to protest the Hague war‑crimes trial of former KLA commanders, reflecting deep national divisions over the group's legacy.
A new UN report reveals that migrants in Libya face systematic torture, rape, and forced labor, highlighting a grave humanitarian crisis.
Peru’s Congress voted to oust President José Jeri, marking the latest in a series of leadership removals that have destabilized the nation.
A U.S. judge ruled that Salvadoran citizen Kilmar Abrego García, who was wrongfully deported, cannot be re‑detained or sent to another country, calling the...
Jesse Jackson, the pioneering civil‑rights leader and former presidential candidate, died at 84, prompting tributes from top politicians and everyday Americans...
Benfica and Real Madrid drew 1‑1 in the first leg of their Champions League playoff in Lisbon, with João Félix and Vinícius Júnior each scoring.
An explosion at a Russian military police base in Sertolovo near St. Petersburg killed at least three people and caused structural collapse.
The famed civil‑rights leader died at 84, leaving behind a legacy of groundbreaking activism, political firsts, and global advocacy.
The EU has launched a formal investigation into Shein over alleged illegal sex‑doll sales and potentially addictive website design.
Ukraine has launched a law paying to freeze the sperm and eggs of soldiers to protect the country's dwindling population.
Indigenous communities in the Himalayas are building artificial glaciers to store winter meltwater, delivering a steady supply during the dry season and...
Police have identified 19‑year‑old Jared M. Sullivan as the suspect in the Pawtucket high‑school hockey game shooting that killed two and injured three.
Dozens of Palestinian prisoners have died under mysterious circumstances in Israeli jails, sparking fears of covert executions as Israel debates a...
Swiss commentator Stefan Reina stirred international controversy by accusing the Israeli bobsleigh team of supporting the Gaza conflict during the Cortina...
The Chagossians, displaced decades ago for a U.S. base, continue to be barred from returning despite British apologies and international court rulings.
Delegations from Russia and Ukraine met for a third round of peace talks amid ongoing shelling, with expectations for a breakthrough low.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned President Trump that the U.S. cannot topple Iran’s government, signaling continued resistance amid...
Australia has denied the repatriation of 34 women and children linked to ISIS, sparking criticism over humanitarian responsibilities.
Former Pakistani cricket captains have urged the government to provide immediate, top‑tier medical care for ex‑prime minister Imran Khan amid serious health...
Spain's government is launching a major investigation into X, Meta, and TikTok for hosting AI‑generated child abuse material, with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez...
Hundreds of millions worldwide celebrate the Lunar New Year, ushering in the vibrant Year of the Horse with traditions like red envelopes, fireworks, and...
A deadly car crash involving Anthony Joshua in Nigeria became the emotional spark that drove Tyson Fury back to the ring after a brief retirement.
China is banking on the Year of the Fire Horse Lunar New Year to spark a consumer boom, deploying tax cuts, travel subsidies and digital coupons to lift retail...
Israel demands Hamas to disarm within 60 days or face renewed military action, while Hamas rejects the ultimatum. The standoff raises the risk of a large‑scale...
ICE’s growing use of facial‑recognition cameras turns everyday public spaces into virtual checkpoints, allowing the agency to flag and detain individuals...
Manila denounced a Chinese embassy warning that threatened job losses, calling it a coercive move tied to the South China Sea dispute.
President Trump announced he will influence the upcoming Iran nuclear negotiations from Washington via back‑channel diplomacy, aiming to push Tehran toward a...
Trump publicly urged Ukraine to consider territorial concessions as Russia and Ukraine meet in Geneva, heightening diplomatic tension.
Bangladesh’s new Prime Minister Tarique Rahman was sworn in as lawmakers took their oath, a ceremony watched by hundreds of thousands of citizens outside...
President Trump says he believes Iran wants a nuclear deal and will influence talks indirectly, using back‑channel diplomacy and economic levers.
Hillary Clinton accused the Trump-era White House of deliberately delaying the release of Jeffrey Epstein files, urging the current administration to act...
The United States and Iran are meeting for a second round of nuclear talks at Oman's embassy in Geneva, with Oman's foreign minister mediating.
US fuel restrictions have ground Cuba's waste‑collection trucks, leading to overflowing trash, health hazards, and environmental damage.
A passenger train derailed in the Swiss Alps, injuring five people while the region faced a level‑four avalanche warning.
President Donald Trump announced he will be involved indirectly in the upcoming Iran nuclear negotiations in Geneva, signaling U.S.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the government will not aid 34 women and children with Australian passports who were forced back into a Syrian...
Thomas Pritzker, Hyatt’s long‑time chairman, resigned immediately after media revealed his past social ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
A gunman opened fire at Pawtucket's Metro Ice Center, killing two and critically injuring three before taking his own life.
Lebanon aims to spend four months preparing for the second phase of Hezbollah’s disarmament north of the Litani River, a move that could ease foreign aid flows...
Oscar‑winning director Hamdan Ballal reports that his family was violently attacked despite a recent Israeli court ruling protecting his work, highlighting a...
The United States has deployed 100 soldiers to Nigeria to help counter a surge in attacks by armed groups, providing training and logistical support under...
Congressional funding talks for the Department of Homeland Security have stalled, prompting Democrats to propose a ban on masked immigration agents and demand...
A drone strike on Nyala’s Al‑Mansur market killed at least 28 people, igniting condemnation from human‑rights groups and the UN.
Robert Duvall’s rise from modest beginnings to Hollywood legend showcases a career built on authentic, powerful performances and creative risk‑taking.
Facing material shortages due to Israeli restrictions, Palestinians in Gaza are crafting Ramadan decorations from everyday items, turning scarcity into...
Robert Duvall, the 95‑year‑old Oscar‑winning actor famed for roles in *The Godfather* and *Tender Mercies*, has died, ending a six‑decade career that earned...
Oscar‑winning actor Robert Duvall died peacefully at 95, leaving behind a six‑decade career that shaped modern cinema.
The US has positioned the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier and its escort fleet near Iran just before critical diplomatic talks, signaling a strong...
Israeli prosecutors have indicted settler Yin Levi for the killing of Palestinian Awdah Hathaleen, a move welcomed but deemed insufficient by the victim’s...
Inflation has pushed many Argentinians into debt and desperation as they sell belongings and take high‑interest loans just to buy food.
Australia's loss to Sri Lanka, highlighted by Nissanka’s unbeaten century, threatens the defending champions' World Cup survival.
Interim leader Dr. Ahmed Yunus resigned after overseeing Bangladesh's peaceful transition following the 2024 uprising, urging citizens to keep democracy alive.
The Qahman family’s bakery in Gaza was destroyed by Israeli missiles, injuring several family members and shattering a vital community hub.
Migrant workers power Kerala’s tea industry, earning wages that support families across India while forging tight-knit hill‑top communities.
Israel's plan to build thousands of homes near Jerusalem is being condemned as a covert attempt at annexation, threatening to reshape the city's contested...
Iran staged extensive naval drills across the Strait of Hormuz, Persian Gulf, and Oman Sea just before crucial U.S.
Kurdish authorities in Syria agreed to evacuate 34 Australian families from the Roj refugee camp, ending a prolonged humanitarian crisis.
EU citizens have invoked the bloc’s human‑rights charter to demand a suspension of its partnership with Israel, sparking a debate over democratic oversight of...
On the second anniversary of Alexei Navalny’s death, his mother Lyudmila Navalnaya demanded an independent investigation, insisting he was killed with a rare...
Israel has resumed land registration in Area C of the West Bank, a move that could legitimize settlement claims and restrict Palestinian development.
UN staff members publicly backed special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, denouncing disinformation from a pro‑Israel NGO and criticizing European ministers for...
The release of Jeffrey Epstein's hidden documents has ignited a political firestorm, exposing alleged ties between the financier and high‑level officials.
Palestinian families displaced by conflict are forced to live on a hazardous Gaza landfill, battling rats, scabies outbreaks, and unexploded bombs.
Israel’s new land‑registration proposal threatens to turn Palestinian homes into state property, prompting rights groups to label it a de facto annexation.
Baby boxes—anonymous newborn surrender stations—are spreading across the U.S., promoted by anti‑abortion groups as a safe alternative amid tighter abortion...
Ukraine, Russia, and the United States convene in Geneva for a third round of talks aimed at ending the four‑year war, even as both sides increase military...
Kim Jong-un unveiled new homes for the families of fallen soldiers in a high‑profile ceremony ahead of the Party Congress, portraying state gratitude and...
Australia teeters on the brink of an early exit from the T20 World Cup, needing a win and a better net run rate to stay alive, while Pakistan aims to secure a...
Tyler Reddick captured his first Daytona 500 win, driving a Toyota for Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing team, marking the co‑owner’s inaugural victory in NASCAR’s...
Senator Marco Rubio’s call for a “new Western century” urges the U.S. and its allies to adopt a stronger, unified stance on democracy and security.
After Hollywood unions sued over unauthorized use of actors’ likenesses, ByteDance pledged consent‑driven safeguards and clear watermarks for its AI video tool...
India’s AI Impact Summit gathered world leaders and tech giants to draft a global framework for ethical, inclusive, and sustainable AI.
European leaders are confronting the real impacts of Trump's "new world order," questioning whether traditional alliances like NATO can still guarantee...
Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin on Thursday, February 19, based on astronomical predictions for the lunar crescent in Mecca.
Iran’s top negotiator meets the IAEA director in Geneva before a critical round of talks with the United States, aiming to lift sanctions and curb nuclear...
Indonesia is preparing a humanitarian troop deployment to Gaza, marking a rare shift from its traditional neutral stance to active field involvement.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer proposes rapid powers to regulate AI chatbots for children under 16, mirroring Australia's social‑media restrictions.
U.S. forces boarded the Panamanian‑flagged tanker *Veronica III* in the Indian Ocean, alleging it was part of a sanctioned oil‑smuggling network linked to...
Lawmakers allege the Attorney General’s claim that all Jeffrey Epstein files are public is false, citing missing and heavily redacted documents.
Israel’s new West Bank land registration aims to formalize ownership but risks erasing Palestinian claims and accelerating annexation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has demanded that any U.S.‑Iran nuclear agreement include the complete dismantling of Iran’s nuclear program, raising...
Day 1,453 saw fierce fighting in Donetsk and a Ukrainian counter‑offensive in Kherson, while humanitarian aid struggled to reach civilians amid growing...
Israeli aircraft bombed a civilian vehicle near the Lebanon‑Syria border, killing at least four people and sparking regional outrage.
African leaders demand a permanent seat on the UN Security Council, calling its current exclusion indefensible. Reforming the council could bring more balanced...
Gaza families, like Amal al‑Said, are searching for missing loved ones among bodies returned under a fragile cease‑fire, facing a painful and uncertain...
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed at least 11 Palestinians, sparking global outrage and humanitarian concerns.
A glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home yielded DNA that matches the profile seen in a suspect video, offering a new lead in the missing‑person case.
India defeated Pakistan by 24 runs in the T20 World Cup, advancing to the quarter‑finals and reaffirming their status as defending champions.
Former Ukrainian energy minister German Galushchenko was arrested at a border checkpoint amid allegations of abuse of power, highlighting Kyiv’s intensified...
Syrian forces have taken control of the al‑Shaddadi base after a coordinated U.S. withdrawal, marking a key step in Damascus’s push to regain eastern territory.
Senator Marco Rubio confirmed that the United States will stand by European investigators' conclusion that Alexei Navalny was poisoned with a Novichok nerve...
India's 77‑run knock by Ishan Kishan on a tricky Colombo pitch powered the team to a 61‑run win over Pakistan, securing a spot in the T20 World Cup Super Eight...
Thousands of Western citizens have enlisted in Israel’s military during the Gaza war, driven by personal, ideological, and economic motives.
Ukraine’s former energy minister was arrested at a border checkpoint while attempting to flee the country, amid ongoing corruption charges stemming from his...
Iran is fighting to leave the FATF blacklist amid internal political fights, promising counter‑measures if pushed aside.
After two years of siege, Dilling’s markets reopened, giving residents a glimpse of normal life, yet persistent drone attacks keep the community on edge.
European labs have identified a rare dart‑frog toxin in Alexei Navalny’s body, suggesting a covert Russian assassination.
Gaza author Jehad Abusalim warned that Trump’s proposed ‘Board of Peace’ risks being a superficial propaganda tool unless it includes genuine Palestinian...
President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu have united to sanction Iranian oil, aiming to curb Tehran's nuclear program, but they differ on future...
Nasser Hospital in Gaza has denounced MSF’s claim that armed men are inside the facility, calling it baseless and dangerous.
A hidden network is smuggling surplus Balkan firearms into Sweden, fueling a sharp rise in street violence and tragic shootings.
The released Epstein documents gave a long‑overdue voice to the victims of the trafficking network, revealing personal details that had been hidden for years.
UN Secretary‑General António Guterres called for Africa to obtain a permanent seat on the Security Council, arguing that the continent’s lack of lasting...
Bangladesh’s new prime minister, Rahman, faces a hopeful yet cautious Gen Z demanding real jobs, education reform, and climate action.
A midnight airstrike in northern Gaza killed at least eleven civilians, including women and children, amid a crowded refugee tent camp.
Brazil’s Lucas Silva clinched the nation’s first Winter Olympic gold, breaking South America’s historic barrier in the sport.
The Palestinian cause, while championed by the left, has failed to shift Western policy because decision‑makers sit elsewhere.
After a six‑year break, Nigeria’s Argungu Fishing Festival returned, showcasing ancient fishing methods that boost local culture and economy.
President Zelenskyy warned that the United States frequently pressures Ukraine to make concessions while branding Putin a “slave to war,” accusing Moscow of...
At dawn Thursday, Israeli airstrikes killed at least nine Palestinians in Gaza, adding to a death toll of 591 since the October 10 ceasefire, which has been...
Iran’s deputy foreign minister says Tehran is ready to discuss compromises for reviving the nuclear deal, but urges the United States to act first.
Eight Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes on Khan Younis and al‑Faluja, while Israel also launched air attacks near southern Lebanon.
Cyclone Gezani killed four people in Mozambique's Inhambane province and left thousands homeless, just a day after causing at least 41 deaths in Madagascar.
Day 1,452 saw fierce eastern combat, stalled diplomatic talks on a humanitarian corridor, and a damaging cyber‑attack on Ukraine's power grid.
Motorcycle‑riding gunmen attacked three northern Nigerian villages, killing at least 32 people and abducting dozens.
The UK Foreign Office alleges that a rare dart‑frog toxin found in Alexei Navalny’s body points to a Russian‑led assassination, marking a possible escalation...
Viní Jr’s two penalty goals powered Real Madrid to a 4‑1 victory over Real Sociedad, temporarily lifting them above Barcelona in the La Liga standings.
The U.S. launched Operation Hawkeye in Syria, striking around 100 ISIL targets and neutralizing over 50 fighters as a direct retaliation to recent terror...
Armed men inside Nasser Hospital forced Médecins Sans Frontières to halt its life‑saving work just as Israel imposed a new ban on the organization in Gaza.
Viktor Orban warned that the EU threatens Hungary more than Russia ahead of a crucial April election, a stance amplified by Donald Trump’s endorsement and a...
Over 100 artists have voiced support for UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese after France and Germany called for her resignation over disputed comments...
Palestinian Columbia student Leqaa Kordia alleges she was chained to a hospital bed after a seizure while in ICE custody, sparking accusations of inhumane...
A French army helicopter triggered a controlled avalanche near Chamonix after officials issued a maximum alert due to unstable snow conditions.
Five European nations claim forensic analysis found a lethal dart‑frog toxin in Alexei Navalny’s body, suggesting a covert assassination method by the Russian...
Aiden Markram’s unbeaten 86 guided South Africa to a seven‑wicket victory over New Zealand in the T20 World Cup, securing crucial points for the Super‑12 stage.
African Union Commission Chair Mahmoud Ali Youssouf warned that the ongoing Gaza conflict amounts to "extermination" of Palestinians and urged an immediate...
Pakistan has lifted its boycott, ensuring the high‑stakes India‑Pakistan T20 World Cup match proceeds, while looming rain may force a delayed start or reduced...
At the Munich Security Conference, Marco Rubio urged Europe to boost defense spending, unify strategy, and achieve energy and cyber independence, arguing that...
The U.S. Secretary of State told European leaders that, despite ongoing disputes, the United States remains fully committed to the transatlantic alliance.
Bangladesh’s BNP is poised to form the next government, and its leader Tarique Rahman urges all opposition parties to collaborate for national stability.
Recent deadly drone strikes in eastern Ukraine have intensified tensions just before a US‑brokered peace summit in Geneva, prompting both President Zelenskyy...
During the Beijing Olympics, Sweden and Canada’s men’s curling teams clashed not only on the ice but also with heated accusations and profanity over alleged...
England’s comeback win over Scotland revives their chances for a 2026 T20 World Cup spot, keeping them in contention for direct qualification.
After Pakistan’s boycott threatened Sri Lanka’s T20 World Cup hopes, the ICC arranged a high‑profile India‑Pakistan clash in Colombo, offering a financial and...
Al‑Aqsa Hospital in Gaza faces imminent electricity rationing, forcing staff to prioritize ICU patients and risking lives.
High‑energy lasers are emerging as a cost‑effective, rapid response to swarms of hostile drones, offering silent, precise strikes that traditional defenses...
A high‑speed crash between New Zealand's Black Foils and France's DS Team France at the Auckland SailGP race left two sailors seriously injured, prompting...
Tarique Rahman returned to Bangladesh after a 17‑year exile and secured a landslide victory for the BNP, ending years of one‑party dominance.
At the 39th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, leaders condemned the "extermination" of Palestinians and called for an end to Africa’s chronic wars.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s election victory ends years of Awami League dominance, ushering in hopeful celebrations but also daunting governance...
Police continue an intensive search for 84‑year‑old Nancy Guthrie, who disappeared near her Tucson home two weeks ago, deploying K‑9 units, drones, and...
Gisèle Pelicot, central to France's biggest rape trial, described the verdict as a wave of horror but chose not to feel anger, focusing instead on personal...
The ICC has named two Philippine senators as co‑perpetrators in its case against former President Duterte's drug war, alongside former Justice Secretary...
World leaders gathered in Munich for the second day of the security conference, highlighting urgent debates on Ukraine, NATO unity, cyber threats, and the...
A former Indian embassy official confessed to coordinating a plot to assassinate Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Sadhu in the United States, a charge India denies.
The BNP’s victory in Bangladesh’s post‑uprising election was driven by a strategic alliance with Jamaat‑e‑Islami and focused constituency targeting, turning...
Climate shocks and deforestation are driving up cocoa prices and threatening chocolate supplies for Valentine's Day.
India and Pakistan will face off at Eden Gardens on June 22, 2026, in a high‑stakes T20 World Cup clash featuring star‑packed line‑ups.
Bangladesh’s BNP landslide brings Tariq Rahman to power, promising a shift from the country’s long‑standing pro‑India stance toward a more multi‑aligned...
A potential Department of Homeland Security shutdown could force TSA staff to work without pay, leading to longer security lines, flight delays, and...
Wael Mesheh, a 17‑year‑old West Bank student who once dreamed of university, was detained, injured, and ultimately killed during a protest against Israeli...
A new poll shows 70% of Americans disapprove of President Trump's handling of the Greenland issue, while Denmark's prime minister urges respectful,...
Arundhati Roy quit the Berlin Film Festival jury after chairman Wim Wenders said filmmakers should stay out of politics, calling the remark shocking.
Peru's Congress is debating a motion to remove President José Jeri just four months into his term amid bribery and influence‑peddling allegations.
A blaze at Havana’s main Pueblo Nuevo refinery has intensified Cuba’s already severe fuel shortage, highlighting the island’s reliance on outdated...
A U.S. strike on a Caribbean boat killed three crew members, bringing the total death toll from similar attacks since September to at least 130.
Fans from India and Pakistan are braving soaring travel and ticket prices to attend the high‑stakes T20 World Cup match in Colombo, turning the event into a...
Thailand’s 2024 vote saw the resurgence of powerful patronage families, the Baan Yai, cementing a conservative victory and sidelining reformist forces.
President Trump has signaled a looming executive order mandating voter ID for all federal elections, sparking fierce reactions from states, courts, and...
Tarique Rahman, the son of former PM Khaleda Zia, won a landslide election in Bangladesh following mass protests that ousted the long‑standing leader.
A funding lapse threatens to shut down the Department of Homeland Security, intensifying calls for immigration reform after deadly Minnesota shootings.
Former President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will swiftly send a second aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R.
Donald Trump signaled plans to visit Venezuela, the first U.S. president to do so since 1997, amid the kidnapping of President Maduro's half‑brother.
President Trump ordered a second aircraft carrier strike group, the USS *Theodore Roosevelt*, to the Middle East to deter threats and support allies.
Trump's dismantling of the core legal framework for U.S. environmental laws could spark a cascade of effects, from state‑level regulation battles to heightened...
Russia and Ukraine will meet again in Geneva next week under a U.S.‑imposed June deadline, with the future of the Donbas region as the core issue.
Ultra‑processed foods and concealed chemicals are linked to a range of health problems, from chronic fatigue to increased disease risk.
The High Court ruled that the UK’s ban on Palestine Action as a terrorist group was unlawful, restoring the organization’s legal status and highlighting limits...
Real Madrid can move to the top of La Liga by beating Real Sociedad at the Bernabéu, a win that would quiet critics and boost their title chase.
The UN’s human‑rights chief has demanded an immediate, independent investigation into alleged war crimes committed by the RSF in Sudan’s el‑Fasher, where mass...
Bangladesh’s opposition party, the BNP, won a decisive victory in its first truly competitive election after 15 years of authoritarian rule, driven by a strong...
Christian Friedrich Merz warned at the Munich Security Conference that the post‑World‑War rules‑based order is collapsing under great‑power rivalry and...
The BNP’s sweeping election victory forces the party to confront its earlier doubts about the July Charter reforms, now poised to implement them.
A UK High Court has declared the ban on pro‑Palestinian activist group Palestine Action unlawful, reinforcing free‑speech protections.
DP World replaced its chief executive and chairman after the former leader’s name appeared in Jeffrey Epstein files, appointing new leaders to restore...
Africa faces escalating water scarcity driven by climate change, upstream‑downstream tensions, and corporate overuse, prompting the AU to prioritize water...
Bangladesh's opposition BNP claims a landslide win in the first post‑2024 uprising election, vowing to form a government by Sunday.
Israeli authorities have jailed Palestinian journalist Ali al‑Samoudi, the only eyewitness who filmed Shireen Abu‑Akleh’s 2022 death, citing vague security...
New emails reveal Prince Andrew maintained regular contact with Jeffrey Epstein long after his 2019 BBC interview, contradicting claims of limited interaction.
Iraq’s Interior Ministry announced that over 5,000 ISIL-linked detainees, including more than 3,000 Syrians, were transferred from U.S.
Britain’s High Court ruled that the government’s ban on the activist group Palestine Action was unlawful, citing violations of free assembly rights.
A UK High Court has ruled the Home Office’s designation of Palestine Action as a terrorist group unlawful, citing procedural flaws and insufficient evidence.
European leaders at Munich tackled tough decisions on Ukraine aid, Greenland's Arctic role, and NATO reforms, underscoring a pivotal moment for Europe's...
Senator Marco Rubio warned Europe that a new era of great‑power rivalry and technology‑driven conflict is upon them, framing the upcoming Munich Security...
BNP supporters flooded Dhaka with celebrations after the party claimed an election win, sparking both optimism and caution across the nation.
Sudan’s foreign minister warned that external meddling in the army‑RSF war could destabilize the whole continent, urging an African‑led peace effort.
Cyclone Gezani has killed 38 people and displaced over 12,000 in Madagascar, while re‑intensifying and threatening southern Mozambique with another wave of...
U.S. officials confirmed they deliberately limited dollar access to Iran, sparking a severe rial shortage that fueled mass protests and a violent crackdown.
Tarique Rahman, leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, was welcomed by cheering supporters after the recent election, signaling a possible resurgence for...
Israel's halt of customs revenue to the Palestinian Authority has crippled school funding, leading to unpaid teachers, supply shortages, and transportation...
Goldman Sachs senior lawyer Kathy Ruemmler resigned after emails revealed a close link to Jeffrey Epstein, prompting an internal review of the firm’s ethical...
Japan seized a Chinese fishing vessel and detained its captain after the crew ignored orders to stop for inspection, sparking concerns over rising maritime...
President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered the South African military to work with police in a joint effort to fight escalating gang violence.
Day 1,450 of the Russia‑Ukraine war saw Ukraine recapture key positions in the Donbas, a major Russian ammunition depot destroyed, and new humanitarian and...
The United States and Taiwan have struck a $85 billion trade agreement that lowers U.S. tariffs on Taiwanese goods to 15 percent while committing Taiwan to buy...
Judge Richard J. Leon dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit against Senator Mark Kelly, labeling the case weak and politically motivated.
African Union leaders confronted the lingering impact of Donald Trump's tariffs, aid cuts, and immigration limits, dubbing his policies the “elephant in the...
The Trump administration has revoked the EPA’s 2007 Endangerment Finding, stripping the agency of its primary legal basis for regulating greenhouse‑gas...
The ongoing conflict in Gaza has sparked debate over whether it meets the legal definition of genocide, as civilians face severe shortages of food, water, and...
A massive opposition march in Caracas pushes the Venezuelan National Assembly to act on a controversial amnesty bill that could free dozens of political...
President Trump announced the largest climate deregulation package of his tenure, arguing it will boost industry and lower energy costs.
A post‑match handshake controversy sparked a chain of incidents that led India and Pakistan to boycott each other's T20 fixtures, highlighting how sport can...
Pentagon chief Elbridge Colby warns that NATO’s current defence strategy is outdated and calls on European nations to boost spending, integrate capabilities,...
Prime Minister Carney visited Tumbler Ridge after an 18‑year‑old shooter, Jesse Van Rootselaar, killed his mother and step‑brother before committing a mass...
Norwegian police have raided former prime minister Thorbjørn Jagland’s properties, suspecting aggravated corruption linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s network.
Early unofficial tallies suggest the Bangladesh Nationalist Party is leading the national election, raising hopes for a shift in power after years of Awami...
President Trump has ordered the EPA to discard the 2009 finding that greenhouse gases threaten public health, prompting legal challenges and fierce criticism...
An FBI video shows Jeffrey Epstein’s former butler trying to sell a notebook that allegedly lists victims and powerful clients, raising fresh concerns about...
Israeli police have arrested a civilian and a reservist for betting on future military operations, charging them with illegal gambling and breaching military...
Atletico Madrid hosts Barcelona in the Copa del Rey semifinal first leg, a high‑stakes clash that could determine the cup’s finalist.
President Trump has signaled support for ending the aggressive deportation operation in Minnesota, prompting the withdrawal of 700 ICE agents.
Israel’s decision to strip citizenship from two Palestinians has sparked accusations of discriminatory law‑making and raised fears of a wider precedent that...
Italy’s debutants pulled off a historic upset, beating Nepal 157‑153 in Mumbai to secure their first T20 World Cup win.
Operation Metro Surge, a federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota, ended after two U.S. citizens were killed during a police chase, prompting public outcry.
After a brief cancellation, the ICC reinstated the India‑Pakistan T20 World Cup match thanks to new security and diplomatic assurances.
Syrian forces have taken over the strategically vital al‑Tanf base as the United States completes its withdrawal, marking a shift in regional power dynamics.
Iran’s security chief Ali Larijana accuses Israel of trying to sabotage U.S. nuclear negotiations with Tehran, fearing the move could ignite a broader regional...
Bangladesh's vote count has begun, with turnout just under 48%, marking a pivotal moment for its democracy. The results will shape the country's political...
African football leaders are debating a boycott of the 2026 World Cup, citing human‑rights, climate, and equity concerns.
The UN Development Programme has launched a massive cleanup of Gaza City's wartime waste dump, aiming to remove hazardous debris and restore safe living space.
Raed, trapped in Gaza, endures daily hardships while his friend George watches helplessly from afar, illustrating the personal toll of the war.
The United States is building strategic reserves and forming an international partnership to lessen its reliance on China for critical minerals essential to...
South Korean intelligence says North Korea’s teenage daughter, Ki Ju‑Ae, is being groomed as the next leader, reflecting a possible succession plan amid Kim...
Kosovo's parliament has cleared the way for Albin Kurti's coalition government, ending a prolonged political deadlock.
Investigations have linked Oslo peace‑deal architect Rod‑Larsen to Jeffrey Epstein’s network and possible visa‑fraud schemes, raising concerns of blackmail and...
Lagos authorities have demolished hundreds of homes in Makoko, Africa’s biggest floating village, displacing thousands and sparking accusations of classist...
Bangladesh’s major political leaders have cast their votes in a tightly contested general election, setting the stage for a decisive national outcome.
Chadian chemist Aisha Boulah and British activist Tom Miller risk exile, imprisonment, and death to aid Palestinian resistance by providing essential...
Iran’s security chief, Ali Larijani, accused Israel of actively sabotaging U.S.–Iran negotiations to provoke regional conflict.
In war‑torn Gaza, children are abandoning school to work, driven by poverty and the destruction of educational facilities.
A series of unverified drone sightings forced the FAA to announce a ten‑day closure of El Paso’s airspace, only to lift it after eight hours when no credible...
Newly released emails reveal that a former Russian intelligence official provided personal data on a European businesswoman to Jeffrey Epstein, indicating a...
President Trump ordered the Pentagon to purchase coal‑generated electricity, aiming to revive the fossil‑fuel industry and ensure reliable power for military...
A drone strike on a mosque in central Sudan killed three children, with the Sudan Doctors Network attributing the attack to the Rapid Support Forces.
The U.S. House passed a bill to end Trump’s tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, a rare bipartisan move driven by economic concerns and upcoming midterm...
Russia halted its flights to Cuba amid a fuel shortage worsened by U.S. sanctions, prompting an emergency evacuation of tourists stranded on the island.
Thousands of Argentines clashed with police in Buenos Aires as Congress debates a bill that could curb the right to strike, sparking fears of weakened labor...
On day 1,449 of Russia’s war on Ukraine, Ukrainian forces reclaimed key ground in Bakhmut, thwarted a missile strike on Odesa’s port, and engaged in tentative...
U.S. President Joe Biden reaffirmed his commitment to keep Iran negotiations alive while noting progress in Gaza, amid a high‑profile meeting with former...
Italy’s parliament approved a migration bill allowing 30‑day naval blockades on migrant vessels deemed a serious threat, a move praised by the government for...
Bangladesh’s 2026 election opened under extensive security, pitting BNP leader Tarique Rahman against a Jamaat‑e‑Islami‑led coalition of eleven parties.
Police have arrested an 18‑year‑old suspect in the Tumbler Ridge shooting that left six dead and over 25 injured, with two more victims found nearby.
A powerful cyclone struck Madagascar’s main port, killing at least 31 people and leaving roads impassable, roofs destroyed, and thousands without power.
Trump’s intensified sanctions on Cuba have sparked a severe humanitarian crisis, raising the question of whether Washington seeks a diplomatic deal or aims to...
Millions of Americans are employed in jobs that don’t meet their skill level or provide enough income, a crisis driven by tariffs, rising healthcare costs, and...
Congressional leaders are demanding an unredacted release of Jeffrey Epstein‑related documents, blaming former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi for shielding...
A gunman opened fire at a high school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, killing nine people in Canada’s deadliest school shooting.
Bangladesh’s first post‑uprising election places its Gen Z voters at the center of a potential power shift, with young candidates and digital campaigning...
Libya has granted oil‑exploration licences to four foreign firms—Chevron, Eni, QatarEnergy and Aiteo—in a bid to revive its battered oil sector and economy.
Russia’s foreign minister says Moscow will respect the expired New START limits only if the United States does, signaling a conditional commitment to nuclear...
Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal demanded that Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi publicly apologize to Jeffrey Epstein’s victims, highlighting a broader call for...
Iran refuses to negotiate its ballistic‑missile program despite upcoming U.S. talks on nuclear issues, stressing national defense as non‑negotiable.
India, the defending T20 World Cup champions, face Namibia in New Delhi Thursday evening, missing Abhishek Sharma but still fielding a strong line‑up.
Returning Syrian prisoners from Lebanon is tangled in legal, political, and humanitarian challenges for both nations.
A shocking shooting in the remote town of Tumbler Ridge left nine people dead and the community reeling in fear and grief.
Barcelona and Atlético Madrid meet in a high‑stakes Copa del Rey semi‑final at Camp Nou, with both teams fielding their strongest line‑ups.
Cyclone Gezani slammed into Madagascar, killing at least 20 people primarily due to building collapses, and prompting a massive emergency response.
Lyse Doucet’s first visit to Tehran since the crackdown reveals Iran’s mixed “political reply” of limited concessions amid continued repression.
Israel’s intensified lockdown of Hebron, amid hints of West Bank annexation, has crippled daily life for Palestinians and heightened tensions.
The FBI has released new surveillance video showing a suspect possibly linked to the disappearance of 19‑year‑old Nancy Guthrie, urging the public to help...
AI‑enabled drones are letting Sahel insurgents deliver precise IED attacks and gather real‑time intelligence, outpacing the local armies' capacity to defend.
U.S. Representative Adam Smith publicly identified six individuals whose names were redacted in Jeffrey Epstein’s files, including a billionaire hedge‑fund...
Bangladesh heads to its first national election since protests ousted Sheikh Hasina, turning the vote into a test of public dignity and democratic renewal.
Western liberal hawks' relentless calls to defeat Russia are pushing a negotiated peace in Ukraine further out of reach, while the far‑right adopts a...
A Russian drone strike in Bohodukhiv killed a father and his three children and injured a pregnant mother, prompting three days of mourning.
Anti‑government protests in Tirana erupted into violence as demonstrators hurled petrol bombs and fireworks at police, prompting a forceful crackdown.
A devastating shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, claimed nine lives and injured 25 people at a school and a nearby home, leaving the small community in shock.
David Miller exploded for 30 runs in a second super over, propelling South Africa past Afghanistan in a thrilling T20 World Cup tie.
Iran celebrated the 47th Islamic Revolution with massive rallies, prominently displaying missile and drone footage to underscore its military strength.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro survived a suspected helicopter assassination attempt, urging the nation to stay united and continue reforms.
On Iran's 1979 Revolution anniversary, advisor Ali Pezeshkian urged national unity, while President Raisi assured the world that Iran's nuclear program is...
Arab and Muslim nations fiercely denounced Israel’s annexation proposal at a UN session, framing it as a breach of international law and a threat to...
Canada’s CDPQ has halted new investments with DP World after links between the UAE firm’s CEO and Jeffrey Epstein surfaced, reflecting a stricter focus on...
Palestinians returning to Gaza via the Rafah crossing are facing humiliating searches and harsh interrogations by Israeli soldiers, adding psychological trauma...
India’s promising batsman Abhishek Sharma is hospitalized with an upset stomach, casting doubt on his participation in the upcoming T20 World Cup match against...
Police have arrested a person of interest in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie after a traffic stop, and a search of the suspect's home is underway.
Israeli forces intensified raids in Gaza and the West Bank as former President Donald Trump arrived in Jerusalem for a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin...
BBC journalist Ly Lyse Doucet returns to Tehran, documenting the lingering trauma of Iran's brutal October protest crackdown through firsthand accounts.
U.S. lawmakers are urging the BBC to secure Prince Andrew’s testimony on his connection to Jeffrey Epstein, following a royal statement pledging police...
Youthful protest leader Nahid Islam has allied his National Citizen Party with the controversial Jamaat‑e‑Islami to contest Bangladesh’s upcoming elections,...
West Ham rescued a point with an injury‑time equaliser against Manchester United, while Tottenham’s home loss to Newcastle deepened pressure on manager...
Israel's relaxed land‑allocation rules are accelerating settlement growth in the West Bank, prompting Palestinians to fear an imminent annexation.
Gaza’s schools and universities are reopening amid rubble, with teachers and students rallying to restore learning despite ongoing challenges.
A devastating shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia claimed ten lives, prompting national mourning and a call for tighter school...
Just 11 days after Cyclone Fytia killed 12 people in Madagascar, Cyclone Gezani struck the island with Category‑3 winds, causing additional deaths, widespread...
President Gustavo Petro announced that he escaped a suspected drug‑cartel assassination attempt, citing a last‑minute security reroute.
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned former Palau and Marshall Islands leaders, accusing them of taking bribes from Chinese-linked firms to curb Beijing’s influence in...
Leqaa Kordia, a pro‑Palestine activist, fell seriously ill after being detained and was rushed to a hospital, only to have her family stonewalled by...
Day 1,448 of the Russia‑Ukraine war saw fierce fighting on the eastern front, successful Ukrainian drone strikes, and a surprise diplomatic summit in Geneva.
Palestinian leaders, backed by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, warned that Israel's plans to annex parts of the West Bank could trigger new violence...
Venezuelan National Assembly speaker Jorge Rodríguez dismissed plans for an immediate presidential election, stressing national stability amid a collapsing...
Jeffrey Epstein used his fortune and elite connections to subtly advance Israel’s diplomatic agenda while pursuing his own influence.
Israel has introduced new laws that make it easier for settlers to acquire West Bank land, raising fears of formal annexation.
Former police chief Jose Martinez claims Donald Trump called police in 2006, thanking them for investigating Jeffrey Epstein and saying "everyone knew" about...
Egypt’s parliament approved a major cabinet reshuffle, installing 13 new ministers to tackle inflation, investment and trade.
Former President Donald Trump warned Iran of "something very tough" if it ignored U.S. demands, reviving fears of a new escalation.
Senator Chuck Schumer introduced ‘Virginia’s Law,’ a bill that extends the statute of limitations for sexual‑abuse claims and creates a federal compensation...
The U.S. commerce secretary admitted to visiting Jeffrey Epstein’s island, prompting calls for resignation, while financier Howard Lutnick contradicted his...
The U.S. has sanctioned a Lebanese gold‑exchange firm accused of funneling money for Hezbollah, aiming to cut the militant group off from the global financial...
A blaze engulfed Dakar's Cheikh Anta Diop University, forcing students to flee through windows while protests over political reform raged nearby.
Paramount Global, backed by Larry Ellison, has expanded its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery by adding a monthly ticking fee, intensifying a hostile takeover...
The EU has approved a rule allowing member states to deport asylum seekers to third countries labeled "safe," even if migrants have no personal connections...
The FBI released surveillance images of a masked suspect linked to the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother, urging the public to help identify the...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu traveled to Washington to present a firm set of principles for future Iran nuclear talks, aiming to push President...
Pakistan avenged its 2024 World Cup upset by beating the United States by 32 runs in the 2026 tournament, showcasing a revived T20 side.
After a brief boycott threat, Pakistan withdrew its objection, confirming the high‑stakes India‑Pakistan T20 World Cup match for Sunday.
Netanyahu’s sixth visit to the United States aims to secure military aid, influence Iran nuclear talks, and bolster the Abraham Accords amid rising regional...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is traveling to Washington for a critical meeting with President Donald Trump, focusing on Iran's nuclear program and...
New documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein’s financial and social links to Israeli tech firms, elite figures, and possibly intelligence operatives, expanding the...
Iran has ordered the shutdown of private businesses that supported recent protests, aiming to suppress dissent amid a deepening economic crisis.
Saif al‑Islam Gaddafi’s death removed the only figure who could have bridged Libya’s deep political divides, exposing the country to further fragmentation.
Police used force against pro‑Palestine demonstrators across Australia, sparking nationwide outrage and demands for an independent investigation.
French President Emmanuel Macron warned that U.S. trade pressure on the EU is a sustained threat and urged the bloc to apply lessons from the 2021 Greenland...
French President Emmanuel Macron warned that Europe faces a "wake‑up call" as China, Russia, and a retreating U.S. pose growing threats.
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie and Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna accuse the Justice Department of over‑redacting Epstein‑related files, alleging violations of federal...
Pakistan ended its India boycott after a star player's removal from a franchise league forced the cricket board to reconsider its stance.
A senior cabinet member plotted a covert coup against Prime Minister Keir Starmer, prompting top aides to resign and sparking a crisis amplified by newly...
Transparency International’s latest report shows democratic nations slipping to a decade‑low average corruption score, driven by political unrest, pandemic‑era...
Heavy gunfire shook Conakry on Tuesday, prompting emergency police and military deployment and sparking fears of escalating political unrest.
Pakistan faces the United States in a pivotal T20 World Cup group match, with both teams eyeing a win to boost their tournament hopes.
Al Jazeera alleges that US‑made thermal weapons used by Israel in Gaza may have caused thousands of civilian deaths, prompting calls for an independent...
The abrupt cut‑off of Starlink terminals has disrupted Russian drone reconnaissance and slowed some battlefield operations, yet analysts say it won’t change...
Over 2 million Kenyans are facing acute hunger as a severe drought dries up water sources, devastates crops, and kills livestock.
Ghislaine Maxwell invoked her Fifth Amendment right during a congressional hearing, refusing to answer questions about the Jeffrey Epstein sex‑trafficking...
Lindsey Vonn survived a dramatic crash and a fractured tibia at the Beijing Winter Olympics, opting to undergo surgery and face a rigorous rehabilitation...
Former President Donald Trump has threatened to block federal funding for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, potentially delaying its 2024 opening.
A federal judge halted the Trump administration's attempt to deport Turkish asylum seeker Rumeysa Ozturk, finding the government's evidence insufficient.
Police in Australia labelled anti‑Herzog demonstrators a "violent mob" and used force that civil‑rights groups deem excessive, sparking calls for an...
An Israeli airstrike on a western Gaza City apartment building killed at least four civilians, sparking renewed international calls for an investigation and a...
Australian police defended their use of force during a protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, citing safety concerns, while video evidence and...
Aleppo’s revival hinges on affordable housing, safety, and economic opportunity for displaced families, not just government‑led construction.
Tarique Rahman’s return after 17 years of exile revitalizes the BNP ahead of a crucial confidence vote, threatening Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s...
Former President Donald Trump warned he might block the $4.6 billion Gordie Howe International Bridge, threatening its early‑2026 opening and sparking trade...
Somalia and Saudi Arabia have signed a military cooperation agreement amid growing regional tensions, especially after Israel recognized Somaliland.
A U.S. military strike on a civilian boat in the eastern Pacific killed two passengers and left one survivor, prompting a Coast Guard rescue and calls for an...
On day 1,447 of the Russia‑Ukraine war, both sides exchanged artillery, air strikes, and limited counter‑offensives, causing civilian displacement and renewed...
Mexican authorities have found five dead employees of a Canadian-owned mine after ten workers were kidnapped, leaving five still missing.
Former President Donald Trump publicly opposed Israel’s annexation of parts of the West Bank, emphasizing that a stable Palestinian territory is crucial for...
Two landmark lawsuits—one in California alleging addictive design, the other in New Mexico targeting exposure to explicit material—aim to force social media...
Jamal Elshayyal leads Al Jazeera’s digital transformation, treating the fight for trustworthy news as a modern battlefield.
The United Nations has urged the United States to provide a firm timetable for its $2.5 billion funding, warning that delays jeopardize critical humanitarian...
Portugal’s centre‑left President Maria Silva won the election, but far‑right challenger Joaquim Duarte set a new record with 27% of the vote, highlighting a...
The UN has deployed its first emergency housing units in Gaza City, providing essential shelter for displaced families.
UN human‑rights chief Volker Turk warns that drone strikes on civilians in Sudan’s Kordofan region are creating a preventable humanitarian catastrophe.
Iran’s security forces have detained several prominent reformist politicians, sparking domestic protest and international condemnation.
Congressional committees are pressing Ghislaine Maxwell to reveal possible co‑conspirators in the Jeffrey Epstein case, but she repeatedly invokes her Fifth...
Thailand’s Bhumjaithai Party, led by Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, won the most seats in the recent general election, positioning it to lead coalition...
Portugal’s electorate has chosen centre‑left candidate Antonio José Seguro as president, sidelining far‑right aspirations.
Israel approved policies that make it easier to claim West Bank land, expand settlements, and build infrastructure, effectively inching toward de‑facto...
Iran’s nuclear chief hinted that Tehran might dilute its weapons‑grade uranium in exchange for U.S. sanctions relief, injecting fresh momentum into stalled...
A recent poll shows that over 80% of Pakistanis would support a Gaza peacekeeping force organized by a Muslim alliance and approved by the UN.
Israel’s new governance rules in the West Bank grant settlement councils broader powers, prompting Palestinians and international observers to warn that the...
Ghislaine Maxwell invoked her Fifth Amendment rights during a congressional hearing, declining to answer questions about her involvement in Jeffrey Epstein's...
Iran’s tangled history of revolts and the powerful IRGC create a fragile internal balance that could snap under economic strain and popular unrest.
Swiss freeski star Mathilde Gremaud clinched her second Olympic gold in women's slopestyle, narrowly beating China's Eileen Gu in a dramatic repeat of their...
During the Super Bowl halftime show, Bad Bunny used his performance to issue a heartfelt call for unity across the Americas, blending music with powerful...
A coalition of Muslim countries has condemned Israel's plan to annex parts of the West Bank, urging the international community to halt the move and protect...
Protests across Sydney and Melbourne demanded an end to Israel's occupation as President Isaac Herzog met the victims of the Bondi Beach stabbing.
A deep‑fake video showing Assam’s chief minister firing at a Muslim image sparked nationwide outrage, highlighting the dangers of AI‑generated misinformation...
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein aired a powerful plea during the Super Bowl, demanding Attorney General Pam Bondi release all sealed files related to the case.
A collapsed apartment building in Tripoli, Lebanon, killed at least 14 people and left many more injured, prompting a massive rescue effort.
Hong Kong’s High Court sentenced media mogul Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison on national‑security charges, sparking worldwide condemnation and fears for press...
Italy suffered a heavy 75‑run defeat to Scotland in their T20 World Cup debut at Eden Gardens, underscoring the challenges new cricket nations face against...
Pakistan’s defence exports are booming, especially to the Middle East, offering vital economic gains. However, rising internal insecurity threatens to...
Jeffrey Epstein built a sprawling, secretive network that used money, prestige, and legal deals to shield widespread sexual abuse.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is traveling to Washington to pressure former President Donald Trump into restarting U.S.
Kylian Mbappé and Alvaro Carreras led Real Madrid to a 2‑1 win over Valencia, narrowing the La Liga gap with Barcelona to just two points.
Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party secured a record 316 seats, giving it a strong mandate to pursue tax‑cut reforms pledged by veteran lawmaker Shun’ichi...
Israel’s parliament approved a controversial law that eases land purchases for settlers and expands police powers in the occupied West Bank.
Seattle's defense dominated, forcing turnovers that propelled the Seahawks to a 35‑17 Super Bowl victory over New England.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s landslide victory sparked a rapid surge in Japanese stocks, lifting the Nikkei 225 by over 3% as investors anticipate fiscal...
Bangladesh’s once‑avoided Jamaat leader Shafiqur Rahman is now being courted by the political elite and foreign diplomats, marking a dramatic shift in the...
Israel’s long‑standing roadblocks around Gaza have become a daily reality, disrupting work, healthcare, and education for residents.
Bhumjaithai’s surprise surge in Thailand’s recent election positions it as the lead negotiator for a new coalition government, potentially reshaping policies...
The Seattle Seahawks' suffocating defense and Kenneth Walker III's breakout running led them to a 29‑13 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX.
Day 1,446 of the Russia‑Ukraine war saw fierce fighting on the eastern front, a cyberattack on Ukraine’s power grid, and a devastating missile strike on...
Iran’s security forces have detained several leading reformist politicians, accusing them of colluding with the United States and Israel to undermine the...
Jimmy Lai, founder of the pro‑democracy Apple Daily, was sentenced to 20 years in prison under Hong Kong’s national security law, marking the harshest penalty...
Antonio José Seguro won Portugal’s presidential election with 66 percent of the vote, giving the Socialist Party a strong mandate for change.
Israel’s security cabinet approved new rules that speed up settlement building and broaden military control in the West Bank, prompting sharp Palestinian...
An Al Jazeera forum examined how Israel’s Gaza war is reshaping Middle Eastern politics, alliances, and humanitarian conditions.
Despite a heavy defeat, Nepal's fans filled Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium with music, dance and colour, turning the match into a vibrant celebration.
A three‑story building in Dinniyeh, northern Lebanon, collapsed, killing six and injuring seven, prompting an urgent rescue operation involving civil defense...
Ethiopia has issued an urgent demand for Eritrean troops to withdraw from its territory, accusing them of aiding rebel groups and threatening a military...
Erling Haaland’s stoppage‑time penalty handed Manchester City a 2‑1 win over Liverpool, tightening the title race to six points behind Arsenal.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned anti‑Olympics demonstrators in Milan as ‘enemies of Italy,’ arguing the Games are vital for the nation’s prestige and...
A senior adviser to the UK Prime Minister resigned after fresh evidence linked Peter Mandelson to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking calls for an independent inquiry.
Palestinian activist Leqaa Kordia, detained for nearly a year after a Columbia protest, suffered a seizure and was hospitalized, sparking legal challenges and...
Iran’s foreign minister announced Tehran’s readiness to negotiate a new nuclear deal with the United States, aiming to lift sanctions and assure peaceful...
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and coalition partner Ishin are projected to win up to 366 of 465 lower‑house seats, giving them a near‑total majority.
Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud warned that Israel’s overtures to Somaliland and U.S. pressure could destabilize the Horn of Africa, heightening...
Trump hosted Honduras’s newly elected President Luis Alberto Asfura at Mar‑a‑Lago, pledging tighter security cooperation and a fast‑track visa program.
Liverpool and Manchester City battled to a 1‑1 draw at Anfield, keeping the Premier League title race tight. Both teams earned crucial points, highlighting the...
A deleted video depicting the Obamas as apes sparked worldwide condemnation for its racist undertones, but former President Donald Trump refused to apologize,...
Lindsey Vonn suffered a painful crash on the Olympic downhill course, worsening a recent ACL injury and ending her competition hopes.
Cuba faces severe blackouts and food shortages as a U.S. blockade tightens, forcing the government into emergency measures.
Russia’s FSB secured the arrest and extradition of Lyubomir Korba, the suspect in a shooting of a senior general, after he fled to Dubai.
Protesters in Milan rallied against Israel's Olympic participation and the presence of U.S. ICE agents, framing the Winter Games as a platform for human‑rights...
Thailand’s election pitted reformists demanding sweeping change against conservatives favoring continuity, with polls closing amid a tightly contested race.
Khaled Meshaal, Hamas’s overseas leader, told the Al Jazeera Forum that Palestinians have a legal right to resist occupation, framing the struggle as a...
Yemen’s Saudi‑backed government announced a 35‑member cabinet to address urgent humanitarian needs and revitalize peace talks.
Japan’s 2024 election, closing at 11:00 GMT, will determine if Prime Minister Fumio Takaichi can secure a sweeping LDP victory.
Portugal’s presidential runoff, held under severe storm conditions, pits centrist incumbent Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa against far‑right challenger André...
Police detained six protesters after a clash in Milan over concerns about the 2026 Winter Olympics' cost, reflecting rising public unease.
Somalia’s growing stability is essential for safe and efficient shipping through the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, directly protecting global trade and...
Gaza families received a new wave of unidentified, often mutilated bodies, deepening their grief and raising serious concerns over war crimes and humanitarian...
Iran and the United States met in Muscat to revive diplomatic ties, agreeing only to a temporary pause in hostilities rather than a comprehensive deal.
Saudi Arabia condemned RSF attacks in Sudan’s Kordofan region, blaming foreign fighters and weapons for fueling the three‑year conflict.
Japan faces a growing loneliness crisis that threatens both mental and physical health. A free, 24‑hour online chat service is providing confidential support,...
Recent data shows Gaza’s civilian death toll far exceeds the number of combatants killed, contradicting Israeli official claims.
Somali President Hassan Mohamed Mohamud denounced alleged Israeli plans for a covert base in Somaliland, promising to block any foreign military presence.
Bangladesh’s electoral history spans from early post‑war elections through decades of military rule, a democratic resurgence, and Sheikh Hasina’s...
On day 1,445 of the Russia‑Ukraine war, Ukrainian forces reclaimed out‑posts in the south while Russian missiles blacked out Kyiv’s power grid, prompting a...
Thailand's Sunday election pits three major parties against each other, yet no clear majority is expected, raising fears of a hung parliament.
Japan’s upcoming lower‑house election could see Shun‑ichi Takaichi’s conservative coalition seize up to 300 seats, granting him the power to push major...
Savannah Guthrie has publicly pledged a reward for any information leading to her 84‑year‑old mother’s safe return after a possible kidnapping.
Haiti’s provisional council has relinquished authority to U.S.-backed Prime Minister Ariel Fils‑Aime after a failed attempt to dismiss him, spurred by protests...
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi called a snap election hoping his personal popularity will boost the ruling LDP's performance.
French prosecutors are probing former minister Jack Lang for possible money‑laundering tied to Jeffrey Epstein, leading to his resignation from a top...
Iran’s foreign minister declared that missile discussions are off the table until a nuclear agreement is reached, emphasizing a focus on nuclear talks.
Over 200 Nigerians have been killed in recent attacks, underscoring a deepening security crisis, yet the recent freeing of abducted Christians offers a glimpse...
Chris Hedges tells Marc Lamont Hill that Trump’s first year exposed deep cracks in America’s democratic fabric and signaled the decline of its global empire.
Saudi investors, via the Elaf Fund, pledged $2 billion to build two new airports in Aleppo, part of a broader $5 billion package aimed at reviving Syria’s...
Italy declined to join Donald Trump's proposed "Board of Peace" because its constitution forbids ceding ultimate authority to a single leader.
India rescued a precarious chase against the United States, winning by 29 runs thanks to captain Suryakumar Yadav’s unbeaten 84.
Global sports leaders have agreed on a uniform, hormone‑based policy for transgender athletes, aiming to balance fairness with inclusion.
The upcoming Super Bowl is projected to deliver a $630 million economic boost to the San Francisco Bay Area, spurring growth in hotels, restaurants, retail,...
Lt. Gen. Vladimir Alexeyev survived multiple gunshot wounds after being attacked in his Moscow apartment, undergoing emergency surgery and remaining in...
Thailand’s border clash with Cambodia has ignited nationalist fervor, boosting the hard‑line Nationalist Defense Front’s pro‑military campaign.
The ICC is urgently negotiating with Pakistan to halt its planned boycott of the India‑Pakistan T20 World Cup matches, a clash that carries massive sporting...
Palestinian leader Mustafa Barghouti told Al Jazeera that Israel’s Gaza offensive violates international law, highlighting the resilience of Gazans as proof of...
Storm Marta approaches Spain and Portugal, threatening to exacerbate recent flood devastation that claimed two lives and displaced over 11,000 people.
Manchester City travel to Anfield seeking a vital win to close the gap on league leaders Arsenal, while Liverpool aim to defend their home ground and stay in...
The U.S. has begun moving up to 7,000 former ISIS detainees from a Syrian base to Iraq, where Iraqi authorities will investigate and prosecute them.
The United States has urged Russia and Ukraine to end the war by June, a deadline that President Zelensky acknowledges but warns must include a full cease‑fire...
The documentary *101 East* exposes a booming Asian dinosaur fossil market that threatens scientific research by turning priceless specimens into private...
Sheikh Hamad Bin Thamer Al Thani warned that the Middle East is entering a “new reality,” marked by shifting alliances, lingering conflicts, and a transforming...
A suicide bomber attacked a Shia mosque in Islamabad, killing 17 and injuring dozens, raising alarms about cross‑border terrorism from Afghanistan.
Manchester United edged Tottenham 2‑1 at Old Trafford, tightening the title race and reviving confidence in Ten Hag’s side.
India faces the United States in a highly anticipated T20 World Cup clash, with a live toss, detailed team news, and real‑time text commentary keeping fans...
Japan’s upcoming election could determine whether millions of households finally see wages rise enough to offset soaring living costs.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condemned the perceived double standard that permits Israel's military expansion while Iran is criticized for its...
President Trump praised recent U.S.–Iran talks in Oman as "very good" while still warning of possible military action, highlighting a mixed diplomatic signal.
The UN and US condemned RSF drone attacks on a UN‑backed aid convoy in famine‑stricken North Kordofan, calling it a war‑crime violation.
Lahore’s Basant kite festival is back after a decade-long ban, thanks to new safety regulations and limited flying zones.
Toxic pollution has devastated Egypt’s Lake Qarun, emptying boats, closing restaurants, and forcing fishermen to abandon their trade.
The European Union has ordered TikTok to redesign its addictive features, especially those targeting minors, citing mental‑health risks.
Japan’s surprise snap election pits the ruling LDP against a coalition of opposition parties, focusing on soaring living costs and a contentious constitutional...
Bangladesh’s Feb 12 election pits Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s ruling Awami League against a fragmented opposition led by Tareq Rahman of the BNP, with...
An independent watchdog found no evidence of a recent Chinese nuclear test, debunking U.S. claims used to pressure Beijing into a new arms treaty.
The WHO has confirmed Bangladesh's first fatal Nipah virus case this year, prompting swift containment actions. While global spread risk is low, the incident...
President Trump’s new executive order threatens up to a 25% tariff on any country trading with Iran, aiming to intensify economic pressure on Tehran.
Day 1,444 of the Russia‑Ukraine war saw modest frontline clashes, a critical grain shipment break through a Black Sea blockade, and heightened cyber attacks on...
Venezuelan National Assembly speaker Jorge Rodríguez announced that political prisoners will be freed on February 13, after months of international pressure...
Thailand's upcoming election pits the reformist People’s Party against a two‑decade‑long entrenched establishment that has historically blocked voter mandates.
Thousands gathered in Tripoli to mourn Saif al‑Islam Gaddafi, whose death under suspicious circumstances has sparked a contentious investigation.
The FCC's new notice aims to tighten rules on political airtime, sparking fears that it could curb free speech and push smaller broadcasters out of the market.
Top energy CEOs claim the smooth ‘clean transition’ narrative is dead, insisting that gas and power remain essential while AI makes them smarter and greener.
A racist video portraying the Obamas as apes was posted by Trump’s campaign, prompting bipartisan condemnation and a White House statement urging "stop the...
Yemen’s Saudi‑backed Presidential Council announced a new cabinet, naming diplomat Shaya Mohsin al‑Zindani as Prime Minister in a bid to unify the country and...
Cristiano Ronaldo missed Al‑Nassr’s 2‑0 win, his second absence in four days, with no clear reason given, sparking rumors of a clash with the club.
Thousands gathered in Bani Walid to mourn Saif al‑Islam Gaddafi after his assassination, revealing deep tribal loyalties and a yearning for stability in a...
Students and activists gathered in Milan to demand the removal of ICE agents overseeing the U.S. delegation at the Winter Olympics, linking the protest to...
Iran’s foreign minister called the recent indirect communications with the United States a "good start," signaling a tentative opening in a relationship long...
UK police have raided properties linked to former Labour minister Peter Mandelson as part of an investigation into alleged information leaks that may have...
Harshit Rana’s knee injury during a warm‑up game has ruled him out of the T20 World Cup, prompting India to call up veteran fast bowler Mohammed Siraj.
Iran and the United States held indirect talks in neutral Oman, with Iran’s foreign minister calling the meeting “a good start.
Newly released Epstein documents linked two senior Norwegian politicians and Crown Princess Mette‑Marit to the convicted sex offender, sparking a political...
The Olympic torch made a spectacular stop in central Milan hours before the Winter Games opening ceremony, drawing massive crowds and symbolizing unity.
Iraq’s Shia bloc is divided over backing former prime minister Nouri al‑Maliki, whose candidacy is rejected by the United States.
Ukraine cut ties with Russia‑controlled Starlink and strengthened anti‑drone defenses amid rising Russian attacks on its power grid and supply lines.
Iranian and U.S. delegations met separately with Oman's foreign minister in Muscat to continue indirect talks, using Oman’s neutral role to explore common...
Bitcoin has plunged more than half its value since October, despite former President Trump's public support. The fall is driven by waning investor confidence,...
Canada and France are opening consulates in Greenland to strengthen diplomatic, economic, and scientific ties amid increasing U.S. pressure on the island.
India, defending T20 champions, face a determined United States side in a high‑stakes group match, with both teams unveiling balanced line‑ups.
Hundreds of thousands have fled South Sudan as renewed fighting shatters the 2018 peace deal, creating a dire humanitarian crisis.
A coltan mine collapse in Rubaya, DRC, trapped six miners underground for 21 hours, ending with a daring rescue that highlighted the dangerous conditions faced...
The 2026 T20 World Cup spotlights five emerging stars—Sharma, Raza, Abrar, Brook, and Maxwell—each capable of reshaping matches with their distinct strengths.
Trump’s ‘America First’ doctrine blends military strength with aggressive economic tactics, reshaping alliances like NATO and sparking a global trade war with...
A suspected suicide bomber detonated an explosive inside a Peshawar mosque, killing more than 30 worshippers and injuring dozens.
Iranians expressed deep fear of a potential U.S. attack but also a cautious optimism that diplomatic talks could avert conflict.
President Trump praised his phone call with Xi Jinping as "extremely good," while Xi issued a more restrained, diplomatic response.
The Lakers edged the 76ers 119‑115, boosting their playoff positioning, while Luka Dončić’s ankle injury cast doubt on the Mavericks’ momentum.
An explosion ripped through a busy Islamabad mosque during Friday prayers, injuring dozens and prompting a rapid rescue effort.
Lt. Gen. Vladimir Alexeyev, a senior Russian military planner, survived multiple gunshot wounds in a rare attack in Moscow, prompting a swift investigation and...
Super Bowl LX on Feb 9, 2026, pits the New England Patriots against the Seattle Seahawks at Atlanta's Mercedes‑-Benz Stadium, featuring star quarterbacks...
Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson faced protesters after saying colonisation had some positive effects for Māori, prompting Prime Minister Chris Hipkins to...
Police arrested twelve anti-ICE demonstrators at Columbia University, igniting debate over free speech and campus safety.
Jimmy Lai, founder of Hong Kong’s Apple Daily, was sentenced to three years in prison under the city’s national security law, sparking global condemnation.
Bangladesh allowed its overseas citizens to vote for the first time, sparking enthusiasm among many but also exposing logistical and eligibility challenges...
Norwegian police have opened an inquiry into former Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland's alleged ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, while the World...
Thailand’s 2026 election pits reformist, traditionalist, military‑backed, and green parties against each other, with polls showing a narrow lead for the...
On day 1,443 of the Russia‑Ukraine war, Ukrainian troops made a modest advance in the south, while Russia responded with devastating missile strikes on...
U.S. and Iranian officials met in Muscat, Oman, to discuss urgent steps to de‑escalate naval tensions and prevent a wider Gulf conflict.
President Trump’s new TrumpRx website claims to reduce prescription drug prices by up to 30% by connecting patients directly with manufacturers.
Bitcoin has lost about one‑third of its value since the start of 2024, crashing from $27,000 to under $18,000 amid rising interest rates and regulatory...
President Trump rejected Putin’s appeal to extend the expired New START treaty, opting instead to pursue a new nuclear agreement.
Democrats are demanding major immigration reforms from the Department of Homeland Security before approving its funding bill, creating a standoff that could...
A couple's private night at a Shenzhen hotel was recorded by hidden spy‑cameras and posted online, exposing a larger network of illegal surveillance in...
The United States and Iran are convening in Doha to negotiate safeguards against a potential military clash sparked by Iran’s harsh crackdown on protests and...
Venezuela’s National Assembly approved the first vote on an amnesty bill that could free hundreds of political prisoners and drop protest‑related charges.
An illegal coal mine explosion in India's East Jaintia Hills killed 18 miners and left many more trapped, highlighting grave safety lapses.
After a private conversation with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, former President Donald Trump softened his earlier harsh criticism of the Chagos Islands...
Donald Trump publicly backed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of April’s election, praising his strict immigration policies.
Over 300 Ukrainian and Russian prisoners of war were exchanged on Thursday, marking the largest swap since the conflict began.
South African activists are organizing the largest civilian‑led flotilla to Gaza, aiming to deliver vital aid in March despite an Israeli warning of...
As Ukraine endures its coldest winter in a decade, delays in U.S. aid risk amplifying Russia’s offensive, threatening both military positions and civilian...
U.S. Ambassador Tom Rose condemned Polish Speaker Elżbieta Witek’s criticism of President Trump, warning that such remarks could strain the vital U.S.
Police have identified a suspect in the disappearance of four‑year‑old Gus Lamont from a remote Australian sheep station, marking a crucial turning point in...
Russia and Ukraine swapped 317 prisoners in their first exchange since October, offering families a chance at reunion despite stalled peace talks.
Humanitarian data reveal a growing hunger crisis in Gaza, driven by restricted food supplies and border controls that may be part of a broader strategy to...
UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk warns the OHCHR is in "survival mode" after a $400 million funding gap forces cuts in 17 countries.
Leaked documents reveal the UK prime minister knowingly approved Peter Mandelson’s ambassadorship to the US despite his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein,...
The Pakistan Super League has signed Bangladeshi star bowler Mustafizur Rahman, turning the IPL’s recent T20 scheduling dispute into an opportunity to...
Leila Al‑Hajri, an 78‑year‑old Palestinian, endured a three‑day trek and a denied entry before finally crossing Rafah, highlighting the severe barriers faced...
The U.S. critical minerals summit aims to secure supplies for clean‑energy tech but risks shifting environmental and financial burdens onto poorer nations...
Bangladesh’s upcoming election may see the banned Islamist party Jamaat‑e‑Islami re-enter parliament through a coalition, marking a historic first.
Food‑security experts have confirmed that the Darfur towns of Um Barū and Kernoi have crossed critical acute‑malnutrition thresholds, edging them toward famine.
Storm Leonardo hit Portugal and Spain, killing a fisherman and leaving a nine‑year‑old girl missing amid severe flooding and wind damage.
Israeli warplanes have carried out over 50 air raids on Lebanon in the past month, the highest level since the 2020 cease‑fire, causing civilian casualties and...
As gold prices surge in Pakistan, many families are turning to cheaper silver to safeguard their savings. This shift reflects rising financial pressure and...
Pakistan’s decision to boycott the India‑hosted T20 World Cup could invite ICC sanctions and cause significant financial losses for the PCB.
Gunmen attacks in Nigeria's Kwara and Katsina states have killed nearly 200 people, sparking outrage and calls for stronger security measures.
Savannah Guthrie posted an emotional video pleading for the safe return of her abducted mother, prompting a global social‑media outcry and community‑driven...
Michael Jensen has become the first person in Western Australia to face a terrorism charge after a bomb was found at an Indigenous protest, marking a historic...
Gold prices have surged as the U.S. dollar weakens, driven by inflation worries, geopolitical tension, and negative real yields.
Leaked emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein tried to arrange a meeting between Senate Leader Chuck Schumer and a U.S. Virgin Islands official, exposing his attempts...
The United States is pressuring Iran with a coordinated show of force across air, sea, and space, deploying advanced fighter jets, a carrier strike group, and...
BBC Verify uncovered four unredacted photos of partially clothed women in the Jeffrey Epstein files, sparking global outcry over victim privacy.
Panama’s President José Raúl Mulino rejected China’s pressure over a port expansion, stressing the country’s independent courts and rule of law.
A government airstrike destroyed Juba Teaching Hospital, forcing its closure and deepening South Sudan's health crisis, while UN figures reveal 280,000 people...
Severe floods in Mozambique have killed over 150 people and displaced nearly 800,000, exposing the country's vulnerability to climate change.
Bitcoin has fallen nearly 20% since the start of 2026, erasing gains made after the 2024 election amid regulatory pressure and economic uncertainty.
Italian prosecutors have charged an 80‑year‑old man with premeditated murder for participating in ‘sniper tourism’ during the Bosnian war, highlighting a...
The T20 World Cup, born in 2007, has produced six champions, unforgettable moments, and a new generation of cricket icons.
Ukraine’s president confirms 55,000 soldiers have died, highlighting the war’s heavy human cost, while Russia vows to keep fighting until Kyiv makes political...
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus leads Bangladesh’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, probing alleged abuses from the Hasina era amid fierce political pushback.
A 17‑year‑old Australian teen was charged for threatening President Isaac Herzog online ahead of his state visit, sparking debate over free speech and safety.
The EEOC, led by a Trump appointee, is investigating Nike over claims that its diversity hiring policies discriminate against white workers, reflecting a...
Chinese President Xi urged President Trump to act prudently on U.S. arms sales to Taiwan, warning that unchecked shipments could destabilize the region.
On day 1,442 of the Russia‑Ukraine war, fierce fighting in the east and a Ukrainian counter‑offensive in the south were punctuated by heavy civilian casualties...
UN agencies warn that a sharp rise in measles cases in Mexico and the United States threatens the Americas' measles‑free status, driven by vaccine hesitancy...
James Routh, a 59‑year‑old Florida man, received a life sentence without parole for his thwarted 2024 attempt to assassinate former President Donald Trump,...
Ukraine announced that the first day of peace talks with Russia was productive, paving the way for a potential large‑scale prisoner exchange.
The United States and Iran have agreed to hold nuclear negotiations in Oman on Friday, aiming to address uranium enrichment and sanctions.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to California’s independent redistricting plan, leaving the maps intact for upcoming elections.
Fearing Russian occupation of her hometown, Ukrainian widow Natalia digs up her husband’s grave and reburies him in Kyiv to protect his memory from being...
As the New START treaty nears its end, Russia accuses the U.S. of jeopardizing global security, while experts warn that without a new pact, a fresh nuclear...
The Colombian guerrilla group EGC has halted Doha peace talks after reports that the U.S. and Colombia plan to arrest its leader, jeopardizing a fragile...
Israeli officials are uneasy that the U.S. might prioritize its own geopolitical goals over Israel’s security as a potential strike on Iran nears.
Six British activists were acquitted of aggravated burglary after a raid on an Israeli defence firm’s UK factory, with the jury finding insufficient proof of...
Russian comedian Artemy Ostanin was sentenced to over five years in a penal colony for a joke about a war‑veteran, reflecting Moscow’s tightening grip on free...
German activist Maja T. received an eight‑year prison sentence in Hungary for violently attacking participants at a neo‑Nazi rally, sparking debate over...
The partial reopening of the Rafah crossing sparked heartfelt reunions for thousands of Palestinians while exposing ongoing security concerns and limited...
The killing of Saif al‑Islam Gaddafi eliminates the last symbolic bridge between Libya’s rival governments, deepening the nation’s political deadlock.
Russian artillery struck a crowded market in Donetsk, killing seven civilians and prompting the Donetsk governor to label it a war crime.
President Trump's proposal to shift Indian oil imports from Russia to Venezuela faces major logistical, refinery, and sanction challenges.
The U.S. border security chief has pulled about 700 immigration agents from Minnesota, shifting enforcement duties to local law‑enforcement agencies while...
Mediators have presented a plan for Iran-U.S. talks that includes a three‑year halt to Iran’s uranium enrichment and a transfer of its stock to a neutral third...
Human Rights Watch warns that the global human‑rights framework is collapsing under pressure from the United States, China, and Russia, citing weakened norms...
A leaked audio allegedly featuring Jeffrey Epstein claims former Prime Minister Tony Blair received large, undisclosed payments for advisory work.
Melinda French Gates urged Bill Gates and others named in Jeffrey Epstein’s files to answer lingering questions, emphasizing the need for transparency to...
A London jury cleared three pro‑Palestinian activists of aggravated burglary, citing insufficient evidence of criminal intent.
Israel's new restrictions at the Rafah crossing dramatically reduce the flow of goods and people into Gaza, deepening humanitarian challenges.
Gunmen attacked the remote village of Woro in Nigeria’s Kwara State, killing over 30 people and torching homes and shops.
Congolese miners fear US‑backed mineral deals will enrich corporations while leaving them in poverty, echoing a long‑standing exploitation pattern.
Cricket’s basic rules—pitch, players, scoring, overs, and formats—are broken down for newcomers, showing how the sport unites fans worldwide.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun condemned Israel’s alleged chemical spray over southern Lebanon as a "health crime" that threatens civilian health, agriculture,...
Former President Donald Trump angrily rebuffed a reporter’s question about Jeffrey Epstein’s survivors, sparking debate over politicians’ responsibility to...
A 13‑year‑old boy swam over four kilometres in rough seas to alert rescuers after his parents were swept out by a rip current in New South Wales.
Israeli air strikes in Gaza killed 17 people, including six children, after a soldier was wounded by gunfire. The incident underscores the fragile cease‑fire,...
Barcelona defeated Albacete 2‑0, with teenager Lamine Yamal scoring the decisive goal to reach the Copa del Rey semifinals, ending Albacete's surprising cup...
Israel has halted patient evacuations through the Rafah crossing, leaving hundreds of Gaza residents awaiting critical medical care amid intensifying...
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned Russia’s renewed strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure as ‘particularly depraved,’ highlighting the...
Greece has signed a €1.5 billion weapons deal with Israel, aiming to bolster its defence amid regional tensions, but the move draws criticism over human‑rights...
Pep Guardiola affirmed that global conflicts, especially the plight of Palestinians, are a shared human concern and vowed to keep speaking out.
Israeli airstrikes overnight killed at least ten Palestinians, including a four‑year‑old girl, intensifying the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Panama’s Supreme Court dismissed CK Hutchison’s claim over two Canal‑adjacent ports, prompting China to label the ruling “absurd” and warn of strained ties.
Thousands marched in Caracas demanding the United States release President Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, framing the sanctions as a kidnapping.
Despite months of disputes over U.S. drone strikes and drug‑policy clashes, Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro held a surprisingly upbeat meeting in...
Palestinian women recount being subjected to intimidation, invasive searches, and unfounded accusations by Israeli soldiers at the reopened Rafah crossing,...
A bus crash on the BR-101 highway in Alagoas, Brazil, killed at least 16 people and left many injured, prompting the governor to declare three days of mourning.
Venezuelan exiles remain hopeful after a U.S. policy shift against Maduro but still face severe security risks and inadequate basic services.
A Greek coast‑guard patrol boat collided with a migrant vessel in the Aegean, killing at least 14 people and rescuing 26.
Saif al‑Islam Gaddafi, the former heir of Libya’s long‑standing dictator, was killed in a western ambush, highlighting the country’s ongoing factional violence.
The House passed a $1.2 trillion stop‑gap spending bill to end the shutdown, funding the Department of Homeland Security only through February 13.
Saif al‑Islam Gaddafi, the former regime’s key figure, has been killed in western Libya, sparking concern over potential retaliation and justice processes.
Sudan’s army dismantled the RSF’s two‑year blockade of Kadugli, reopening vital supply routes and delivering urgent humanitarian aid.
Iran’s political elite are at odds, with reformist ex‑President Mohammad Khatami demanding the Islamic Republic’s end while hard‑liners push for former...
A U.S. Navy ship shot down an Iranian drone that was heading toward an aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea, citing safety protocols and escalating regional...
Walmart's stock surged past a $1 trillion market cap as a new CEO takes charge and a trade deal with India promises cheaper, faster‑delivered goods.
A U.S. attack on Iran could either tighten the regime’s grip or trigger internal chaos, each scenario risking regional destabilization.
Hezbollah is staying quiet after Israeli attacks, opting to act only under extreme threats, especially if Iran faces existential challenges.
A new Geneva Academy report reveals that unchecked attacks on civilians are pushing humanitarian law toward collapse, risking deeper crises worldwide.
Former Labour heavyweight Peter Mandelson resigns from the House of Lords as police probe whether he leaked confidential information to Jeffrey Epstein.
A massive blaze tore through a western Tehran bazaar, sending thick smoke across the capital but causing no injuries.
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff is back in Israel to urge de‑escalation as Iran‑Israel tensions threaten to erupt into war, with global economic and humanitarian...
Amnesty International warns that new Israeli death‑penalty bills target Palestinians and deepen an apartheid‑like system, threatening fundamental human rights.
A newly released recording from the Epstein files captures a private conversation between Jeffrey Epstein and former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak,...
The Justice Department pulled over 4,000 Epstein-related files after victims found personal details and unblurred images, prompting criticism and calls for...
Balochistan’s perpetual unrest stems from historic grievances over resource sharing, political exclusion, and heavy‑handed state crackdowns, which have created...
FIFA president Gianni Infantino suggested the possibility of lifting the ban on Russia’s participation in global football, prompting enthusiastic approval from...
Thirteen‑year‑old Austin Applebee swam for three hours in dangerous surf to rescue his mother and siblings after their boat was swept offshore in Australia.
French police raided X’s Paris office and summoned Elon Musk as part of a probe into the platform’s handling of Holocaust denial and child‑pornography content.
India and the United States have announced a new trade agreement, with India agreeing to reduce Russian oil purchases in exchange for greater U.S.
The 2026 T20 World Cup, co‑hosted by India and Sri Lanka, features 20 teams each unveiling 15‑player squads that blend veterans and rising stars.
Venezuela holds the world’s largest oil reserve—303 billion barrels—worth over $21 trillion, a volume that could power global demand for more than two decades.
Al Jazeera’s Director General warned that algorithms are deepening polarization and unveiled the Core Project, a transparent, tech‑driven effort to restore...
Humanitarian aid cuts are intensifying hardship in Sudan’s displacement camps, leaving residents facing severe food shortages and disease.
Syrian troops entered the Kurdish city of Hasakah under a U.S.-backed cease‑fire, sparking cautious optimism among residents.
Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Crown Princess Mette‑Marit, denies 38 sexual‑offense charges as his trial begins, igniting a national debate on royalty and...
French cyber‑crime authorities raided X’s Paris office amid a broader European crackdown on digital platforms, although the exact reasons remain undisclosed.
Gold and silver prices surged and fell dramatically due to political unpredictability, inflation fears, and shifting interest‑rate expectations.
ICE agents were confronted and escorted out of a Minneapolis Mexican restaurant after patrons shouted “Go home!” This incident highlights growing community...
Uruguay’s President Luis Alberto Orsi became the first Latin‑American leader to visit China since the U.S. seized Venezuela’s Maduro, signing major trade and...
Record‑breaking snowfall in Japan killed over 30 people, prompting the military to mobilize rescue efforts and issue urgent safety warnings.
Since April 2023, over 1,000 drone attacks have battered Sudan, killing hundreds of civilians and exposing a complex supply chain of cheap and sophisticated...
The Rafah crossing reopened with a limited flow: twelve Palestinians entered Gaza and five patients exited for treatment in Egypt, marking a cautious first...
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette‑Marit, faces 38 criminal charges—including four counts of rape—in what could become Norway’s most high‑profile...
Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee on their connections to Jeffrey Epstein, amid a looming vote that could...
Elon Musk is merging SpaceX with xAI to build solar‑powered AI data centers in orbit, aiming to meet AI’s soaring energy needs sustainably.
Bangladesh’s major parties are courting millions of young voters with promises of cash handouts, low‑interest loans, and overseas scholarships.
Israel has reopened the Rafah crossing with Egypt, allowing only a few dozen Palestinians through each day and prohibiting all cargo.
Russian military advisors helped Niger’s forces repel an ISIL attack on Niamey airport, killing 20 militants and sparking stronger security ties between Moscow...
Cuba has offered to negotiate with the United States, emphasizing openness to dialogue but drawing firm lines around its constitution.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has demanded Peter Mandelson resign from the House of Lords after allegations he leaked confidential information to Jeffrey...
Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify in a congressional probe of Jeffrey Epstein after a contempt threat, potentially shedding light on their...
On day 1,440 of the Russia‑Ukraine war, Ukraine hit a crucial Russian rail hub, prompting heavy retaliation, while the EU rolled out fresh sanctions and a...
The U.S. plans to build a reserve of critical minerals to safeguard industry, jobs, and national security from supply chain shocks.
The Rafah crossing reopened, allowing five Gaza patients to leave for treatment, but thousands still wait amid a crippled health system.
France’s parliament approved the 2026 budget after two failed no‑confidence votes, adding a $7.6 million military boost and pledging to cut the deficit to...
The United Nations praised the reopening of Gaza’s Rafah crossing with Egypt, calling it a crucial lifeline for civilians.
Families from 75 nations blocked by Trump’s visa suspension have sued the U.S. government, claiming the “public charge” rationale is a disguise for...
Democrats secured a Texas State Senate seat that Trump had won by 17 points, challenging the GOP’s dominance in the state.
Spain will open a legal residency pathway for up to 500,000 undocumented migrants, aiming to integrate them into society and ease social pressures.
Rome will charge a €2 fee for visitors to get close enough to toss coins into the Trevi Fountain, a move intended to curb crowding and fund preservation.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned that the Gaza conflict could lead to a deepening humanitarian crisis and the erasure of communities if...
Colombian President Gustavo Petro and former U.S. President Donald Trump met in Washington to debate the best way to curb cocaine production, pitting Petro’s...
Syrian government forces have entered the Kurdish‑controlled city of Hasakah under a fragile ceasefire agreement, prompting both hope and anxiety across the...
BBC Russia editor Steve Rosenberg endures legal threats and hostile labeling as an ‘enemy of the people’ while reporting from Moscow, illustrating the perilous...
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette‑Marit, was detained for four weeks after a new assault allegation emerged, just before his pending rape trial.
Israeli airstrikes hit two southern Lebanese villages, causing civilian casualties and challenging a fragile ceasefire.
Newly released emails and messages reveal Jeffrey Epstein’s contacts with high‑level figures in India, the UK, Australia and Slovakia, expanding the scandal’s...
A viral video of an ICE shooting exposed contradictions in the Trump administration’s defensive narrative, forcing a hurried investigation and sparking calls...
President Zelensky’s warning of “logistics terror” highlights how Russian attacks on Ukraine’s railways are forcing civilians onto overcrowded buses,...
Iran's government-imposed internet blackout has severed connections for millions, crippling daily life and halting key sectors of the economy.
The 2026 Winter Olympics return to Italy, with Milan and Cortina hosting a sustainable, culturally rich Games featuring top sports like ice hockey and alpine...
ICE raids across California have detained dozens, including a U.S. citizen, sparking outrage and highlighting concerns over civil rights violations.
Iran is weighing new regional proposals that could pave the way for a US‑Iran nuclear dialogue within days. A forthcoming US framework, if accepted, may ease...
The delayed reopening of Gaza’s Rafah crossing left a three‑year‑old girl without critical antibiotics, resulting in her death, and exposed the deadly impact...
Israel has reopened the Rafah crossing after a two‑year shutdown but limited passage to only 150‑200 people daily, citing security concerns.
Zimbabweans are opting for affordable funeral insurance over costly health plans due to cultural importance and a failing healthcare system.
China has executed five Myanmar nationals linked to large‑scale online fraud, intensifying its crackdown on cross‑border scam centres.
Samia Alatrash recounts the night Israeli strikes demolished her home in Gaza, killing her sister and two nieces, underscoring the civilian toll of the...
Bad Bunny and Kendrick Lamar dominated the 2026 Grammys, marking a historic win for Latin music and a triumphant return for rap.
Syrian government forces are gathering near Hasakah, signaling a possible offensive to reclaim the city from Kurdish‑led SDF control.
Cuba rejected U.S. claims of a security threat and warned that the White House’s move to cut off oil supplies could worsen tensions.
Laura Fernandez announced a narrow victory in Costa Rica’s presidential race, signaling a potential shift toward right‑wing policies on the economy and...
Ukrainians are increasingly discussing sympathy for Palestinians, a topic once considered taboo, as shifts in U.S. policy give Kyiv more diplomatic leeway.
The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened for limited humanitarian traffic, offering a crucial but constrained lifeline for essential supplies and...
The Rafah crossing reopened for a limited six‑hour daily window, allowing just 150 patients to leave Gaza for medical care in Egypt, sparking a desperate rush...
After a deadly attack by a Baloch separatist group that killed 31 civilians, Pakistani forces responded by killing 145 insurgents and launched a province‑wide...
Early vote counts show Laura Fernández of the PPSO party leading the Costa Rican presidential race with 53.01% of the vote, indicating a possible outright win.
President Trump ordered a two‑year closure of the Kennedy Center for extensive renovations, prompting swift backlash from artists and cultural leaders.
Day 1,439 of the Russia‑Ukraine war saw renewed artillery clashes, a fresh U.S. aid package, and a surge in civilian displacement, highlighting the conflict's...
Peter Mandelson quit the Labour Party to avoid further embarrassment after reports linked him to Jeffrey Epstein, prompting swift reactions across the...
A newly released DOJ interview shows Jeffrey Epstein calmly denying he’s a devil, while deflecting key questions about his alleged crimes.
Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre publicly agreed that Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s past dealings with Jeffrey Epstein showed poor judgment, reinforcing...
Five‑year‑old Liam and his father were detained by ICE in Texas, but Texas Representative Joaquin Castro intervened, escorting them home to Minnesota.
Recent coordinated attacks in Balochistan have killed dozens, prompting Pakistan to grapple with a security‑first response versus deeper political and economic...
Israel has begun a limited pilot to partially reopen the Rafah crossing, allowing a modest flow of humanitarian aid and a few patients to travel to Egypt.
A 2011 email to Jeffrey Epstein outlined a scheme to siphon Libya's frozen sovereign wealth, exposing how elite networks might exploit state assets.
Gaza residents endure daily bombings and humanitarian crises while U.S. leaders promote futuristic AI‑driven smart cities.
The Rafah crossing’s pilot reopening was meant to let critically ill Gaza patients seek treatment abroad, but vague criteria and scarce slots have left many in...
A New Year's Eve fire at a Swiss Alpine bar has claimed 41 lives, with the latest victim an 18‑year‑old Swiss national.
Israeli forces have ordered the eviction of 40 Bedouin families near Ramallah amid a surge of settler‑led attacks on West Bank schools and homes.
A Russian drone strike in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region killed twelve mine workers and injured seven, highlighting the expanding use of UAVs against...
Manchester United overturned a 2‑0 halftime deficit to beat Fulham 3‑2 with a last‑minute winner from John Carrick, preserving their flawless start to the...
Israel has banned Médecins Sans Frontières from Gaza after the charity refused to share staff personal data, threatening the enclave's already strained health...
Casey Wasserman apologizes for flirtatious emails with convicted felon Ghislaine Maxwell after DOJ files were released, while denying any links to...
Venezuelan activist Javier Tarazona was freed after four years on terrorism charges as part of a government amnesty that released dozens of political detainees.
Pakistan forfeited their T20 World Cup match against India on February 15 due to government pressure, costing them two points and sparking debate over politics...
Kylian Mbappé’s late penalty secured a 2‑1 win for Real Madrid over Rayo Vallecano, closing the gap to league leaders Barcelona to just one point.
A Russian artillery strike near a Ukrainian bus stop killed twelve people and injured seven, highlighting the ongoing risk to civilians in the conflict.
Ukrainian President Zelensky urges swift progress at the second trilateral summit in Abu Dhabi, where the U.S. and Russia remain divided over Ukraine's...
A scheduled flight from Port Sudan landed at Khartoum International Airport, marking the first commercial service since the war began and sparking celebrations.
Iran’s supreme leader warned that any U.S. strike would trigger a regional war, raising fears of a broader Middle‑East conflict.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s visit to China signaled a pragmatic shift toward a new multipolar world order, focusing on trade, security dialogue, and...
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Novak Djokovic 2‑6, 6‑2, 6‑3, 7‑5 to win the Australian Open, becoming the youngest man to complete a Career Grand Slam and secure his...
Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti has become the first African ever to receive a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, marking a historic acknowledgment of African music...
Costa Rica’s polls have opened, with centre‑right populist Laura Fernández leading the race to extend President Chaves’ agenda and avoid a run‑off.
Western officials and media are questioning Gaza’s reported death toll of 70,000, prompting rights groups to warn that such doubt dehumanizes Palestinians.
India’s 2026 budget pours record funds into infrastructure and manufacturing to sustain growth amid volatile markets and global trade disputes.
A visual roundup of last week’s most impactful events—from Gaza’s tragic civilian toll to Russia’s devastating strikes in Ukraine—reveals how powerful images...
Iran has declared all EU militaries terrorist groups, a retaliatory move against recent European sanctions. The provocative label threatens to inflame...
Hundreds of Italians protested in Milan against the planned deployment of U.S. ICE agents for the upcoming Winter Olympics, citing concerns over civil...
Iran has declared all EU armed forces terrorist groups in retaliation for the EU's recent designation of the IRGC as a terrorist organization.
Six minutes in, teenage prodigy Lamine Yamar scored for Barcelona, helping them beat Elche 2‑0 and stretch their La Liga lead.
Ukrainians across the country are confronting deep grief while building new forms of community support and resilience, turning everyday acts of kindness into...
Former President Donald Trump claimed Iran is "seriously talking" with the U.S., raising hopes for a new nuclear deal that could ease regional tensions.
Polls indicate that María López, a close ally of President Rodrigo Chaves, is poised to win Costa Rica’s February 1 election, promising to continue his fiscal...
India and Pakistan face off in a high‑stakes U‑19 World Cup group match in Bulawayo, with India winning the toss and opting to bowl first.
U.S. envoy Laura Dogu reopens the American diplomatic mission in Venezuela after a seven‑year hiatus, aiming to influence upcoming oil sector privatization.
Fela Kuti has become the first African to receive the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, marking a historic acknowledgment of his Afrobeat legacy and activist...
A federal judge ordered the release of a five‑year‑old girl and her father from ICE detention, condemning the deportation quota system as poorly designed and...
Day 1,438 of the Russia‑Ukraine war saw fierce battles in Kharkiv, a tightening siege of Odesa, renewed peace talks, and a worsening humanitarian crisis.
President Trump ordered federal law‑enforcement officers to stay out of protests in Democratic‑led cities, citing local authority over crowd control.
Marius Borg Høiby, the Crown Prince’s stepson, faces 38 sexual‑assault charges, turning a private family issue into a national courtroom spectacle.
Venezuela is opening its oil industry to private investors, a move that could revive production but also tests US sanctions.
Iranian senior adviser Ali Larijana says a concrete negotiation framework is emerging, aiming for nuclear transparency, maritime safety and regional dialogue.
Iraq’s Shia‑led Coordination Framework defended the constitutional right to choose a prime minister, rejecting President Trump’s threats to penalize a...
A federal judge refused to halt a surge in immigration arrests in Minnesota, prompting Mayor Jacob Frey to denounce the ruling as an "invasion" and promise...
The entertainment world and political leaders have united to honor Catherine O’Hara, celebrating her iconic comedic talent and generous spirit.
Peter Kornbluh warns that Trump's covert removal of Venezuela’s president signals a resurgence of U.S. imperial tactics in Latin America, threatening regional...
A federal judge denied Minnesota's request to halt an increased ICE presence, citing insufficient evidence of wrongdoing.
Speculative death tolls from Iranian protests are being amplified to justify a potential attack on Tehran, while the massive civilian casualties in Gaza...
U.S. envoy Bridget Witkoff called the latest Ukraine‑Russia talks 'productive' ahead of a second U.S.–mediated summit in Abu Dhabi.
The NBA has banned Sixers star Paul George for 25 games due to an undisclosed anti‑drug policy violation, sidelining a key player early in the season.
A gas leak triggered a deadly explosion in Bandar Abbas, killing at least 18 people and displacing dozens more. The tragedy highlights infrastructure safety...
An Israeli air strike in Gaza killed at least 28 civilians, sparking accusations that the fragile ceasefire has been broken.
New court documents reveal that Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and hedge‑fund founder Howard Lutnick had multiple, documented encounters with the late Jeffrey Epstein,...
Real Madrid bounced back from a Champions League loss with a 3‑0 victory over Rayo Vallecano, tightening their grip on the La Liga title race.
The German Football Association decided against boycotting the 2026 World Cup despite political pressure over U.S.
Two journalists were arrested while covering an anti‑ICE protest inside a Minnesota church, sparking concerns over press freedom and potential legal precedents.
A drone strike in Ethiopia’s Tigray region killed one civilian, raising fears that the fragile peace after years of war may be unraveling.
Aryna Sabalenka, fresh from back‑to‑back Australian Open victories, suffered a heartbreaking loss to Elena Rybakina in the final, leaving her visibly upset.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz‑Canel denounced President Trump’s plan to levy tariffs on oil‑supplying nations as a “genocidal” attempt to starve Cuba’s economy.
Elena Rybakina defeated world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka in straight sets to win the Australian Open, marking a historic first major title for Kazakhstan.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Biden administration’s plan to end deportation protections for about 5,000 Ethiopians, delaying the February 13...
Italian rapper Ghali sparked controversy by publicly supporting Israel, prompting criticism of his role as a cultural ambassador for the Milan‑Cortina Winter...
Six years after the UK left the EU, Brexit has achieved mixed results: it secured legislative independence and new trade deals but struggled with economic...
Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi accused Trump, Netanyahu, and the EU of deliberately provoking the country’s recent protests, claiming foreign powers exploited...
Beloved Canadian comedic actress died at 71, prompting heartfelt tributes from stars like Pedro Pascal and Meryl Streep.
Luka Doncic posted a 37‑point triple‑double while the Lakers crushed the Wizards 142‑111, and the Knicks routed the Blazers 127‑97.
Pat Cummins has been ruled out of the T20 World Cup due to a shoulder injury, leaving Australia without their premier fast bowler and captain.
Israeli strikes killed at least 12 Palestinians across Gaza on the eve of a planned reopening of the Rafah border crossing, deepening the humanitarian crisis.
Facing a collapsed economy and soaring unemployment, Gaza’s young people are launching tech labs, solar startups, and rooftop farms to create jobs and...
Iran announced live‑fire naval drills near U.S. warships in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, prompting a stern warning from the United States that any unsafe...
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez announced a massive prison amnesty and the shutdown of the notorious El Helicoide facility, framing it as a step toward...
Myanmar’s military‑backed USDP won a near‑walkover election as opposition parties boycotted the vote, while the UN documented at least 170 deaths during the...
The Senate approved a $1.7 trillion spending bill, but a brief government shutdown looms as Democrats push for an investigation into two migrant deaths during...
The U.S. has approved a $6.6 billion arms package for Israel, including 30 Apache attack helicopters and armored vehicles.
The 2026 T20 World Cup will be co‑hosted by India and Sri Lanka across eight premier stadiums, with the India‑Pakistan showdown likely in Mumbai or Kolkata and...
A stolen bronze statue of golf legend Seve Ballesteros was recovered in pieces near Valencia, leading to the arrest of a local scrap dealer.
A massive collapse at a Congo coltan mine killed more than 200 miners, exposing hazardous working conditions in a sector that supplies 15% of the world’s...
Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor with a reputation for shifting viewpoints, has been nominated by President Trump to replace Jerome Powell as Fed chair.
A massive release of three million Epstein-related documents reveals dozens of Trump mentions and puzzling emails with a figure known only as “The Duke.
The UN’s nuclear watchdog warns that Russian strikes on Ukraine’s power grid threaten to cut electricity to nuclear plants, raising the risk of a melt‑down.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s visit to Beijing marked a thaw in UK‑China relations, focusing on trade, technology and climate cooperation.
Catherine O'Hara, the Emmy‑winning actress famed for roles in "Home Alone" and "Schitt's Creek," died at 71 after a brief illness, prompting worldwide tributes.
A direct appeal from former President Donald Trump prompted Russia to pause its attacks on Kyiv until February 1, giving civilians a short reprieve.
Iran’s foreign minister says Tehran is ready for fair talks with the U.S., but insists its missile program is off‑limits.
A nationwide strike, dubbed "no work, no school, no shopping," erupted across the U.S. in response to President Trump's harsh immigration crackdown and the...
Lindsey Vonn suffered a knee bruise and ankle fracture in a pre‑Olympic crash, prompting the cancellation of the final warm‑up race.
A federal judge has ruled that Luigi Mangrove will not receive the death penalty for killing CEO Michael Harper, but he still faces federal stalking and state...
MSF says it will not give Israeli authorities the personal details of its Gaza staff, citing medical neutrality and safety concerns.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested at a Minnesota ICE protest, prompting press‑freedom groups to decry the move as a threat to journalists' First...
Novak Djokovic stunned reigning champion Jannik Sinner to reach the Australian Open final, setting up a high‑stakes clash with Carlos Alcaraz.
Burkina Faso’s military government has outlawed all political parties, citing security concerns amid a jihadist insurgency, but rights groups warn it erodes...
Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor and Trump ally, is being touted as the next Fed chair due to his low‑rate, growth‑focused stance.
U.N. Secretary‑General António Guterres warned the United Nations could exhaust its core budget by July due to unpaid member contributions, threatening...
Iran has launched an urgent diplomatic push, with Turkey leading talks, to deter U.S. strike plans and avert a wider Middle Eastern conflict.
President Trump has nominated former Fed governor Kevin Warsh to replace Jerome Powell, aiming for a faster rate‑cut agenda.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested while reporting on an anti‑ICE protest at a Minnesota church, sparking a debate over press freedom and protest...
Pep Guardiola wore a keffiyeh at a London charity gala, publicly condemning global silence on Palestinian children’s suffering and raising funds for their...
Israel faces a perfect storm of political fragmentation, economic strain, and rising emigration that threatens its long‑term stability.
Israel has repeatedly refused to accept the estimated 70,000 deaths in Gaza, sparking global criticism and hindering accountability.
The ICC’s suspension of a key Bangladeshi player sparked a nationwide protest, leading Bangladesh to withdraw from the T20 World Cup over perceived double...
Syria’s government and Kurdish-led forces have signed a historic agreement to gradually merge Kurdish troops and administration into the state, aiming to end...
A pregnant woman in Mozambique gave birth in a makeshift shelter during devastating floods, highlighting critical gaps in emergency health services.
Italian authorities are on trial for allegedly delaying a rescue that led to a tragic shipwreck, a case that underscores the nation’s fraught immigration...
The Kurdish‑led Syrian Democratic Forces have agreed to merge into the Syrian army, a deal that may stabilize the north‑east and protect Kurdish areas from...
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Alexander Zverev to become the youngest man ever to reach the finals of all four Grand Slam tournaments.
Venezuela’s interim president signed a law allowing foreign partners in its oil sector, coinciding with a U.S. easing of sanctions, aiming to revive the...
Alberta separatists have reportedly met with former Trump officials to explore U.S. support, sparking concerns about foreign interference in Canadian politics.
Panama cancelled a contract with a Hong Kong logistics firm to build a new canal‑side port, citing security and sovereignty concerns. The move revives past U.S.
President Trump told Iran it must cease support for militants and engage in genuine talks to avoid a U.S. military strike, as American forces surge in the Gulf.
The Kurdish SDF has agreed to merge some units with the Syrian government’s army, a move aimed at protecting Kurdish areas from Turkish advances and securing...
Intensified diplomatic talks between the US, Iran, and multiple global mediators aim to defuse rising tensions and prevent a costly war.
UN Secretary‑General António Guterres warned that no single country can tackle global crises alone, criticizing Donald Trump's new "Board of Peace" as a...
Panama’s supreme court ruled that Chinese control of key canal ports violates the constitution, reinforcing national sovereignty over the strategic waterway.
Iran warned that any future U.S. attack could trigger unlimited retaliation, citing medium‑range missiles capable of striking Gulf‑based American forces.
UNRWA has laid off 600 Gaza staff and cut salaries by 20% amid dwindling donor funds, while Israel’s tightened aid restrictions further cripple humanitarian...
Bangladesh’s ruling Awami League faces a possible election ban while former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina remains in exile, casting doubt on the party’s future.
Philippine Foreign Secretary Enrique Lazaro announced that ASEAN has not yet recognised Myanmar’s contested election, urging a unified stance against the...
Former President Donald Trump suggested Russia may pause its Kyiv bombing due to extreme winter conditions, a claim that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy welcomed...
Day 1,436 of the Russia‑Ukraine war saw intensified fighting in Donbas, fresh EU sanctions on Russian energy firms, and a newly opened humanitarian corridor in...
Trump’s new executive order threatens hefty tariffs on any country delivering oil to Cuba, aiming to pressure Havana after the U.S. captured Venezuela’s Maduro.
Iran has ramped up defensive alerts as a large U.S. naval force moves toward the Strait of Hormuz, while both sides scramble to revive diplomatic talks.
TikTok reinstated Gaza journalist Bisan Owda’s 1.4 million‑follower account after global pressure revealed it was removed by mistake.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Rodríguez signed a sweeping oil reform law that permits foreign partnerships and transparent bidding, while the U.S.
A Waymo robotaxi hit a child near an elementary school, prompting a federal safety probe and renewed scrutiny of autonomous‑vehicle regulations.
Canada’s trade minister Mary Carney praised three new trade deals and called on middle‑power nations to unite for a stable global economy, while urging the...
Microsoft’s shares fell sharply as investors questioned whether its heavy AI spending, especially the OpenAI partnership, is delivering real revenue.
Burkina Faso’s military junta has ordered the dissolution of all political parties, arguing that the proliferation of groups has eroded national cohesion amid...
The federal ‘border tsar’ warned that ICE agents may be pulled from Minneapolis unless city officials agree to a more targeted immigration approach.
Palestinian journalist Bisan Owda regained her TikTok account after a worldwide outcry over its removal, which the platform blamed on an automated error.
Former President Donald Trump says he secured a promise from Vladimir Putin to avoid attacks on Ukrainian cities during a cold week, a claim that Ukraine’s...
France is poised to ban social‑media accounts for users under 15, aiming to curb rising mental‑health concerns among teens.
The documentary *Melania* provides a glossy look at the former first lady, funded by a $30 million budget tied to powerful donors.
Former Illinois deputy Sean Grayson was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the 2020 murder of Sonya Massey, a case that sparked national protests.
Iran’s foreign minister denounced the EU’s new terrorist label for the IRGC as hypocritical, warning it will strain diplomatic ties and fuel mistrust.
The final Israeli hostage has been returned from Gaza, sparking hopes for a genuine ceasefire but also deep skepticism among Palestinians.
Airports worldwide are deploying AI to streamline passenger flow, track luggage, and predict equipment failures, dramatically improving travel efficiency.
Spain’s Basque region discovered that 253 children received expired vaccines, prompting an apology from the health minister and a nationwide investigation.
Alex Pretti's death has ignited a fierce split among Democratic senators over immigration reform, raising the specter of a federal shutdown if they cannot...
Israeli hostage Sasha Troufanov, held for nearly 500 days in Gaza, gave his first international interview, describing the horrors of captivity and his profound...
White House immigration adviser Tom Homan announced a shift to “targeted” federal immigration operations in Minnesota, aiming to focus on specific individuals...
Ukraine has received the bodies of 1,000 soldiers from Russia, allowing families to finally bury their loved ones.
The European Union has officially designated Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization in response to the regime’s lethal crackdown on protesters.
After the US crackdown on TikTok, users are rushing to UpScrolled, a new video app that promises transparent algorithms and full data control.
The United States has significantly increased its military presence in the Gulf, prompting former President Trump to declare readiness to strike Iran.
Israel delivered the final 15 Palestinian bodies in a recent prisoner swap, offering some closure to grieving families while many others still await the return...
Trump’s border czar Mike Alvarez arrived in Minnesota, pledging to stay until immigration‑related smuggling networks are dismantled.
Bangladesh’s cricket team was barred from the T20 World Cup after refusing to play in India, but the country approved a shooting team’s training trip to Delhi.
Nicki Minaj publicly proclaimed herself President Trump’s ‘number one fan’ during the White House Easter Egg Roll, sparking intense debate amid ICE protests.
The United States' escalating sanctions are pushing Cuba toward collapse, while many Global South nations provide only symbolic support.
Italy is deploying a 6,000‑strong police force, drones, and a dedicated cyber‑security unit to safeguard the 2026 Winter Olympics, while a U.S.
After a tragic Minneapolis shooting, Democrats are demanding new oversight measures for the Department of Homeland Security before releasing full funding,...
The United States and Israel are planning a $150 million experimental community in Gaza to test sustainable, resident‑led urban living amid ongoing conflict.
Kylian Mbappé publicly criticized Real Madrid’s lack of desire after a 3‑1 loss to Benfica, warning that the team’s complacency could cost them their Champions...
Federal agents who shot a mother during an immigration raid in Pretti have been placed on leave while an independent investigation proceeds.
The U.S. ‘America First’ agenda is pushing many countries to seek trade ties with China and form new regional partnerships, reshaping the global economy.
China has denounced U.S. “military adventurism” amid escalating tensions with Iran, warning that such actions could destabilize the region and provoke global...
Heavy gunfire and explosions erupted near Niamey’s Diori Hamani International Airport on Thursday, prompting security crackdowns and flight suspensions.
Gold surged past $5,500 per ounce after President Trump threatened Iran, while a weakening U.S. dollar added fuel to the rally.
Heavy gunfire and explosions erupted near Niamey's airport, a key air force base just ten kilometres from the presidential palace, raising concerns about...
A US strike on Iran could trigger regime‑change attempts, retaliation on American bases, shipping disruptions, regional war, cyber attacks, internal unrest,...
A year after the M23 rebels seized Goma, banks remain closed, crippling the local economy and leaving residents struggling for basic needs.
China warned Australia it will "take measures" if Canberra fully reclaims Port Darwin, a strategic northern hub. The dispute highlights broader security and...
The CBO estimates that Trump's 2025 deployment of troops to U.S. cities cost about $93 million each month, nearly $500 million for the year.
A search for a missing captive’s remains disturbed over 250 graves, leaving grieving families in painful uncertainty.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun faces mounting pressure to disarm Hezbollah amid daily Israeli strikes, balancing diplomatic hopes against the militia’s refusal...
Palestinian journalist Bisan Owda, with 1.4 million TikTok followers, was banned after shifts in the platform’s U.S.
Tesla reported its first yearly revenue decline and responded with a $2 billion investment in AI start‑up xAI, signaling a strategic pivot away from purely...
Two FBI agents were placed on administrative leave after being implicated in the stabbing death of ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, sparking citywide...
Ukraine’s limited counter‑offensive near Kharkiv and a fresh wave of drone attacks marked a tactical shift on day 1,435, while Geneva talks signaled a...
Barcelona clinched a direct Champions League round‑of‑16 spot with a 2‑0 win in Copenhagen, while PSG now faces a tense play‑off to stay in the tournament.
Benfica’s 4‑2 victory over Real Madrid sends both clubs into the Champions League playoffs, with Benfica securing a lucrative direct entry and Real Madrid...
The new EU‑India trade agreement promises significant tariff cuts, expanded market access, and greener trade practices, potentially lowering consumer prices...
Nine years after Quebec's deadliest mosque shooting, Muslim leaders warn that divisive laws and hateful rhetoric fuel anti‑Muslim sentiment.
France has announced it will support the EU's plan to label Iran's IRGC as a terrorist group, citing the deadly crackdown on protests.
Israel’s Supreme Court paused a ruling on the long‑standing ban preventing foreign journalists from entering Gaza, giving the government until March to justify...
President Trump removed permitting authority from Democratic officials in California after devastating wildfires, claiming it will speed up reconstruction.
A plane carrying fifteen people, including a Colombian congresswoman, vanished over the dense jungle near the Venezuela border, prompting a massive,...
The FBI executed a search warrant at the Fulton County Board of Elections, seeking records related to the 2020 presidential vote amid lingering fraud...
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates at 3.5%‑3.75%, citing elevated economic uncertainty and refusing political pressure to cut them.
Hundreds of Palestinian graves have been disturbed and desecrated during Israeli construction activities, sparking grief among families and raising concerns...
A Tunisian man named Amir embarks on a relentless quest to locate his birth mother, uncovering family secrets and the impact of regional turmoil.
Iranian protesters, fearing arrest at monitored hospitals, rely on a secret network of medics treating them at home.
Senator Marco Rubio defended a covert operation targeting Venezuela’s president, calling it a strategic move while glossing over legal concerns.
Former President Donald Trump warned that the US is prepared for a "fast and forceful" attack on Iran, reviving fears of escalation in the region.
Israel and Hamas quickly broke the first Gaza cease‑fire, leaving civilians in danger and humanitarian aid stalled. The U.S.
Hundreds gathered in Havana to honor José Martí, using the occasion to publicly reject President Trump’s threats of harsher U.S. sanctions.
President Trump warned Iran that its window for action is closing, while the U.S. deploys a sizable naval force to the Gulf to deter Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
A small plane carrying Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar crashed in the Western Ghats, killing all aboard and sparking a nationwide investigation.
Former Syrian foreign minister Ali al‑Sharaa met President Putin in Moscow, discussing Russia’s plans for more military bases in Syria while pressing for...
Israeli airstrikes destroyed Gaza’s fertility clinics, erasing the dreams of thousands of couples hoping to have children and causing profound personal and...
Ajit Pawar, Maharashtra’s Deputy Chief Minister and a key figure in Indian politics, died in a plane crash on June 25, 2024, shocking the nation.
An estimated 14 million Sudanese have been displaced by the war, but a fragile trend of families returning to ruined neighborhoods in Khartoum offers a glimmer...
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have demolished the enclave’s only fertility clinics, destroying embryos and shattering the hopes of countless couples.
ASML reported a record‑high order backlog, driven by soaring demand for AI‑focused chips, and projects strong revenue growth through 2026.
Oxfam has rejected Israel's request for personal details of its Palestinian staff in Gaza, citing safety concerns.
Tens of thousands have fled Pakistan’s Tirah valley amid fears of renewed fighting, while the defence minister denies any plans for a large‑scale attack on the...
South Sudan’s army launched a major offensive in Jonglei, prompting UN warnings of potential mass civilian violence after reports of a senior commander urging...
Israeli settlers set fire to three villages in the West Bank's Masafer Yatta, destroying homes and sparking outrage.
U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown liquid during a Minnesota town‑hall meeting, sparking concerns over the safety of public officials.
South Korea’s ex‑first lady Kim Keon‑hee received an 18‑month prison sentence for bribery, signaling a firm stance against elite corruption.
President Trump promised to de‑escalate the Minnesota crisis sparked by Alex Pretti's shooting while reaffirming confidence in Homeland Security Secretary...
Nasr’s family in Sanaa endures daily hunger amid Yemen’s worsening food shortage, reflecting a broader humanitarian crisis affecting millions.
Jessica Pegula advanced to the Australian Open semi‑finals after a convincing win, while Iga Świątek suffered a stunning straight‑sets loss to Elena Rybakina.
A private plane crash near Pune killed Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, sparking nationwide mourning and raising concerns over aviation safety.
UPS plans to cut 30,000 jobs and save $3 billion by 2026, focusing on automation and reducing low‑margin Amazon deliveries.
President Biden’s unexpected commendation of Syrian leader al‑Sharaa after a fresh offensive against the SDF could signal a new diplomatic approach to curb...
President Biden touts a strengthening economy as he heads into the midterms, while former President Trump pivots to everyday issues amid national outrage over...
Representative Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown liquid during a Minnesota town hall but remained unharmed and continued speaking.
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Day 1,434 saw Ukraine fend off Russian attacks in Bakhmut, strike deep in Kherson, and receive a major NATO funding boost, while humanitarian groups rushed...
Representative Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown liquid at a Minneapolis town‑hall meeting, prompting a swift security response and her attacker’s arrest.
Tom Homan, Trump’s hard‑line ‘border tsar,’ was sent to Minneapolis to enforce strict immigration policies, sparking fierce backlash from city officials and...
Mexico’s president announced a sovereign, humanitarian oil aid program for Cuba amid its severe fuel crisis, emphasizing solidarity over politics.
Donald Trump warned that the United States would cease military and economic aid to Iraq if former prime minister Nouri al‑Maliki is reinstated, raising...
Jose Mourinho, known for his fiery persona, expressed a father‑like affection for Real Madrid’s young players before Benfica’s crucial match against the...
Rwanda has initiated arbitration against the UK after Britain abandoned their 2021 asylum partnership, seeking compensation for costs and reputational harm.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warned Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that U.S. threats are fueling regional instability, urging cooperation to...
Thousands of Palestinians remain missing after Gaza’s destruction, with search efforts hampered by an Israeli blockade that blocks essential rescue equipment.
Pantone’s 2024 Colour of the Year, *Cloud Dancer*, a soft blue‑gray reminiscent of a sunrise sky, has sparked a global design shift toward calming, airy...
A powerful cyclone named Amara struck Sumatra, destroying villages and displacing over 150,000 people, while rescue teams race against collapsed infrastructure...
A Minnesota federal judge ordered ICE Director Tae Johnson to testify about delayed bond hearings for detained immigrants, highlighting potential violations of...
Thousands gathered in Tokyo to bid a heartfelt farewell to the zoo’s last two pandas as they head back to China, ending a decade‑long cultural exchange.
Donald Trump's lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase revives concerns about banks refusing service to whole industries and minority groups, a practice known as...
Young Iranians recount seeing friends killed as security forces violently suppressed November protests, highlighting a severe human‑rights crisis.
Coco Gauff condemned broadcasters for repeatedly replaying her racket‑smashing outburst after a loss at the Australian Open, sparking a debate about athlete...
Real Madrid faces a must‑win Champions League clash against Benfica, where former Madrid boss Jose Mourinho aims to outsmart his old side.
Iran’s rial has slumped to a record 1,500,000 per dollar, sparking widespread protests and economic hardship for citizens.
Trump’s newly expanded ‘Board of Peace’ claims to mediate global conflicts, prompting fears it could undermine the United Nations’ authority.
Donald Trump redirected his campaign focus from a hardline law‑and‑order stance to promises of greater affordability amid growing outrage over a deadly...
The U.S. plans to send ICE agents to assist American participants at the Milan‑Cortina Winter Olympics, sparking anger from Italy, which sees it as a breach of...
Maryam Mohamad’s ten‑year journey from a refugee camp to a successful environmental engineer in Minnesota exemplifies the Somali community’s rapid growth,...
Spain's football federation president says the nation is the top candidate to host the 2030 World Cup final, but FIFA still must approve the decision.
Immigrant families staged a peaceful protest at a Texas detention center demanding the release of a detained 10‑year‑old boy, highlighting nationwide concerns...
In 2026, at least nine deaths linked to U.S. ICE enforcement—including the shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good—exposed serious systemic flaws in...
India and the EU have signed a sweeping trade agreement that cuts tariffs, opens markets, and sets new standards on labor and the environment.
Ukraine’s anti‑corruption drive, led by President Zelenskyy and backed by new laws and international aid, is making headway despite a slow judicial process.
Sepp Blatter urges a boycott of the 2026 World Cup, citing U.S. policies on immigration, climate, and human rights, prompting politicians and football legends...
Neoliberal, market‑centric peace proposals have repeatedly failed in Gaza, Ukraine’s Donbas, and Syria’s Golan Heights because they overlook core political...
Greg Bovino, the federal official who led Trump’s high‑profile immigration raids in Minneapolis, is set to be replaced by border‑policy veteran Tom Homan amid...
Bangladeshi migrants lured to Russia with promises of civilian jobs are being forced into combat on the Ukraine front, according to an AP investigation.
During his visit, President Xi invited Finnish businesses to "swim freely" in China's vast market, signaling deeper economic ties.
India and the EU have signed a historic free‑trade agreement covering two billion people and about 25 % of global GDP, eliminating tariffs on most goods.
Trump’s aggressive trade policies have prompted the BRICS nations to explore alternatives to the U.S. dollar, aiming to shield themselves from currency‑based...
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka powered through a 6‑3, 6‑0 win over teenage sensation Iva Jovic to reach the Australian Open semi‑finals, bolstering her bid for a...
The US deployed the massive USS *Abraham Lincoln* carrier to the Persian Gulf, prompting Iran to issue a bold warning that it will defend its nation regardless.
Former prime minister Nouri al‑Maliki has been nominated by Iraq’s leading Shia bloc to return as prime minister, sparking debate over his controversial legacy.
Since the election was announced, at least 16 political activists have been killed, turning Bangladesh's campaign season into a climate of fear.
Australia cancelled the visa of Israeli influencer Sammy Yahood over his Islamophobic online posts, sparking debate over free speech and hate‑speech...
Lebanese TV host Samir Al‑Hajjar was killed in an Israeli strike near Marjayoun, prompting fierce criticism from Lebanon’s foreign minister and calls for...
The immigration chief in Minneapolis resigned and President Trump dispatched his hard‑line “border tsar,” Tom Homan, to oversee federal enforcement.
On day 1,433 of the Russia‑Ukraine war, intense artillery battles erupted in Donetsk and Kharkiv, while a multinational aid convoy finally reached Mariupol,...
President Trump announced a jump in U.S. tariffs on South Korean imports to 25% after Seoul failed to ratify a trade deal, raising concerns over higher...
A senior U.S. official suggested that Hamas fighters may receive amnesty if they disarm, a move seen as pivotal for extending the Gaza ceasefire.
Two fatal shootings by ICE agents have left Minnesotans living in fear and mourning, sparking protests and calls for stricter oversight of immigration...
A 2024 computer model warned that a conflict between Minnesota state police and federal ICE agents could trigger a wider civil unrest in the U.S.
Canadian Prime Minister Alex Carney has unveiled a $5 billion program aimed at cutting grocery prices for low‑income families, including subsidies, tax cuts,...
New videos from a Tehran hospital show at least 31 bodies lined up inside and snipers stationed on rooftops, underscoring a violent crackdown on protests.
Hostage exchanges between Israel and Hamas have become the keystone of cease‑fire negotiations, with hundreds of Israelis and thousands of Palestinians caught...
A historic winter storm dumped snow, sleet, and ice across more than a dozen U.S. states, causing massive road closures, power outages, and economic losses.
A deadly landslide in West Java has left at least 80 people missing, including 19 elite marine soldiers, prompting an urgent multi‑agency rescue effort amid...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a plan to disarm Hamas and demilitarise Gaza as the next phase of the cease‑fire, aiming to reshape the...
The European Commission is investigating Grok's FaceSwap AI feature for potentially violating GDPR and child‑protection laws by creating realistic deepfakes of...
A massive winter storm has left over 819,000 U.S. homes without power, caused more than 1,200 flight cancellations, and resulted in at least 22 deaths.
An overnight explosion at a biscuit factory in Trikala, Greece, killed four workers and injured many others, prompting a massive emergency response.
Donald Trump claimed the Justice Department is probing Ilhan Omar’s finances while pledging to send his "border czar" Tom Homan to Minnesota amid protests over...
Gustavo Petro, a former rebel turned senator, broke historic barriers by becoming Colombia’s first progressive president amid intense opposition and death...
Israel’s military confirmed it has recovered the remains of Ran Gvili, the last missing Gaza hostage since the October cease‑fire, providing closure for his...
Former President Donald Trump claimed the U.S. used a mysterious 'discombobulator' sonic weapon in a plot to abduct Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, sparking...
MSF agreed to provide Israeli authorities with personal data of its Palestinian staff, sparking intense criticism and worries about staff safety.
A viral video of police violently arresting a Mauritian migrant who later died in custody sparked massive protests in Paris, demanding justice and police...
Over 2,700 Gaza households have lost their homes amid two years of conflict, leaving thousands of civilians displaced and in urgent need of aid.
The European Commission is investigating Elon Musk’s X platform for allegedly allowing AI‑generated sexual deepfakes to circulate among users, probing...
Iraqi militia leader Abu Hussein al‑Hamidawi warned that any attack on Iran would trigger a "total war," potentially drawing Iraq into direct conflict.
Lebanon reported 2,036 Israeli cease‑fire violations in the last three months of 2025, highlighting a dangerous escalation along the border.
Israel has concluded the search for the missing hostage Ran Gvili and announced the reopening of the Rafah crossing to restore humanitarian aid flow into Gaza.
Gold hit a record $5,110.50 per ounce, driven by geopolitical tension, low real interest rates, and a weaker dollar.
Jessica Pegula upset defending champion Madison Keys to set up an all‑American women's quarterfinal at the Australian Open, while Amanda Anisimova also...
A massive winter storm has killed at least seven people and left over 800,000 without power, prompting emergency declarations across nearly half of U.S. states.
Hundreds marched through Minneapolis demanding justice after a second U.S. citizen was killed by ICE, highlighting growing concerns over the agency's use of...
On India's Republic Day, President Xi Jinping called China and India "good neighbours, friends and partners," a rare warm overture amid long‑standing border...
Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian school bus in the West Bank, injuring children and prompting worldwide condemnation.
Al‑Sharaa’s council ousted the SDF, handing control to government‑aligned forces, a move that aligns with U.S. goals for a unified Syria.
A surveillance video disproves the Trump administration's claim that Jamal Pretti's fatal shooting was a coordinated terrorist act, revealing it was likely the...
Around 37 million Egyptians were born after the 2011 Arab Spring and lack personal memory of the uprising, creating a generational gap in national...
The Seahawks defeated the Rams 31‑27, while the Patriots edged the Broncos 10‑7, setting up a Super Bowl rematch between Seattle and New England.
International pressure on Netanyahu to reopen Gaza’s Rafah crossing intensifies as Israel conducts a targeted operation to locate the last captive’s body.
China is simultaneously expanding its global influence through infrastructure, technology, and diplomacy while publicly avoiding direct military conflict.
A UN convoy delivering food, fuel, and medical supplies reached Kobane, Syria, thanks to a tentative cease‑fire between the Syrian army and the SDF.
Two recent shootings by federal agents in Minneapolis have left residents outraged and demanding accountability as investigations begin.
Minneapolis protesters rallied against ICE agents, demanding their removal after the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti, which Governor Tim Walz called an...
President Zelenskyy announced that a U.S. security pact is ready to be signed, promising extensive military aid and firm political backing for Ukraine.
On day 1,432 of Russia’s invasion, Ukrainian forces launched a brief counter‑offensive near Orikhiv while Russia reinforced its southeastern front, sparking...
A Philippine ferry carrying over 350 passengers sank, killing at least seven and leaving 144 missing as rescue teams saved 215 survivors.
After federal agents killed Minnesota resident Alejandro Pretti, Governor Tim Walz demanded ICE be expelled from the state, intensifying criticism of the Trump...
Hamas has provided Israel with detailed clues about the burial site of Ran Gvili, the last missing Israeli captive in Gaza, prompting a focused search in a...
Washington’s new National Defense Strategy shifts focus from a sprawling overseas presence to a lean, tech‑driven posture aimed at countering China, Russia,...
A bystander's video captured the moments before the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, prompting an investigation and community outcry for...
Manchester United shocked Premier League leaders Arsenal with a 3‑2 comeback, sealed by Matheus Cunha’s 88th‑minute winner.
Israel has extended its ban on Al Jazeera for another 90 days, citing national‑security threats despite the network’s denial of any wrongdoing.
French forces seized the suspected Russian shadow tanker *Grinch* in the Mediterranean, highlighting intensified EU enforcement against sanctions evasion.
Former Prime Minister Nouri al‑Maliki’s possible return threatens to reignite sectarian tensions in Iraq and deepen Iran’s influence, with ripple effects...
A massive storm spanning from Texas to New England has caused widespread power outages, cancelled thousands of flights, and forced road closures.
Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley killed two civilians, violating a UN‑brokered ceasefire and raising fears of renewed conflict.
Cornel West warns that the United States faces a deep moral decline and a leadership crisis within the Democratic Party, threatening the health of its...
The Pentagon’s new defense strategy downplays China as the top threat, shifting focus to security challenges in the Western Hemisphere.
Alex Pretti was an intensive care nurse in Minneapolis known for his dedication to patients and love for mountain biking.
The renewed push to invoke the Insurrection Act could bring federal troops into US streets, risking violent clashes and constitutional violations.
Donald Trump ordered an aircraft carrier and its strike group toward the Middle East, framing it as a U.S. armada moving against Iran amid rising regional...
Myanmar’s latest election, marred by bans on opposition parties and voting blackout in nearly half the country, guarantees a victory for the military‑backed...
A Palestinian man was killed by Israeli soldiers in the West Bank as violence escalates and settler raids increase, sparking widespread anger and protests.
Myanmar’s final election stage proceeds amid intense fighting between the military and rebel groups, casting doubt on its legitimacy.
ICE can only stop, detain, or enter homes under specific legal conditions, and individuals have clear rights to protect themselves during such encounters.
Pakistan has named a complete 15‑man T20 World Cup squad under captain Babar Azam, signaling readiness despite the tournament’s uncertain future after...
Ukrainians remain doubtful after a U.S.-mediated meeting failed to deliver immediate relief, leaving them under continued bombardments and blackouts.
Cuban Ambassador Carlos de Cespedes condemned U.S. sanctions as modern piracy, warning that American pressure won’t break Cuba’s resolve.
Federal agents claim self‑defense in the fatal shooting of 19‑year‑old Alex Pretti during a Minneapolis raid, while his parents label the account a "sickening...
Justin Gaethje knocked out Paddy Pimblett in the third round of UFC 324, ending the Briton's nine‑fight winning streak and claiming the interim lightweight...
Police arrested more than 150 peaceful demonstrators outside a London prison where a hunger‑striking detainee was being protested for, sparking criticism from...
A devastating landslide in West Java, Indonesia, has claimed ten lives and left up to 80 people missing, prompting a renewed search under strict safety...
Sudanese women are breaking traditional roles by taking on hazardous labor to sustain families amid the longest school closures affecting eight million...
A powerful windstorm knocked out electricity across Greenland, exposing the fragility of its power grid and prompting emergency measures.
Myanmar’s final election round has the military‑backed USDP poised for a win, sparking accusations of illegitimacy from the UN and a refusal by ASEAN to...
On the 1,431st day of the Russia‑Ukraine war, fierce battles continued across eastern towns, while EU aid surged and new U.S.
Donald Trump praised UK troops in a recent speech, but his earlier comments on the Afghanistan withdrawal provoked criticism from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak,...
Arsenal looks to extend their seven‑point Premier League lead against a rejuvenated Manchester United, while United aims to reignite their title hopes with a...
Kylian Mbappé scored twice to lead Real Madrid past Villarreal, lifting them to the top of La Liga ahead of Barcelona.
Federal agents shot and killed a 37‑year‑old US citizen during an immigration‑related raid in Minneapolis, prompting intense legal, political, and community...
Iraq’s dominant Shia coalition has nominated former prime minister Nouri al‑Maliki for the upcoming elections, sparking debate over his controversial past and...
A 15‑day cease‑fire between the Syrian army and Kurdish‑led forces has been extended, allowing humanitarian aid and a rare pause in fighting.
U.S.-mediated peace talks in Dubai stalled, leaving no progress on ending the Ukraine war. Meanwhile, a Russian missile strike cut power to 1.
President Trump praised British troops as "among the greatest warriors" in Afghanistan, sparking both gratitude from UK officials and debate over his claim...
Footage shows U.S. federal agents shooting a man in Minneapolis after a struggle, prompting the governor to call for a thorough investigation.
Real Madrid travel to Villarreal in a crucial La Liga clash that could shape the title race and the Champions League race.
Iran rejected a UN resolution condemning protest killings, with a prosecutor controversially comparing the death toll to the Srebrenica genocide.
President Trump warned of a 100% tariff on Canadian goods after Canada signed a trade deal with China covering agriculture and electric vehicles, sparking...
Donald Trump warned of a 100% tariff on Canadian imports if the U.S. proceeds with a new trade deal with China, sparking concerns about a potential North...
A drone strike near Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza killed two children gathering firewood, highlighting the daily dangers civilians face.
The ICC rejected Bangladesh’s plea to relocate its T20 World Cup matches from India, forcing the team to withdraw and allowing Scotland to take its place.
Russia is exploiting Soviet‑era centralized heating systems to cripple Ukrainian cities during winter, leaving thousands without warmth.
Trump’s nonstop Twitter tirades turn personal grievances into national headlines, blurring the line between political discourse and petulant outbursts.
A suicide bomber killed seven people at a north‑west Pakistani wedding, turning a celebration into tragedy. The attack underscores the escalating threat of...
Kenya’s upcoming presidential election faces a dangerous mix of political rivalry, economic hardship, and rising militant rhetoric that could ignite violence...
Iran faces mounting unrest as U.S. sanctions continue to choke its economy, prompting analysts to warn of deeper protests unless relief is found.
The Pentagon’s new defense strategy calls for more limited U.S. support to allies, aiming to curb costs and push partners to take greater responsibility for...
Over 10,000 Minneapolitans braved sub‑zero temperatures to demand that ICE halt its aggressive raids, highlighting growing national resistance to strict...
A massive winter storm has forced the cancellation of over 8,000 flights across the U.S., prompting emergency declarations in more than a dozen states.
Ukraine condemned a Russian strike that killed one civilian and injured 23 as the second day of trilateral peace talks began in Abu Dhabi.
The Pentagon’s new strategy prioritizes homeland security, adopts a measured stance toward China, and offers limited overseas support, urging allies to...
Overnight Russian strikes killed at least one civilian and injured many in Kyiv and Kharkiv, casting a shadow over ongoing peace talks.
Air France and KLM have halted flights to several Middle Eastern cities, citing safety concerns after President Trump's warning of a U.S. naval buildup.
Brazil’s President Lula condemns Donald Trump’s plan to create a ‘Board of Peace’ that excludes Gaza, warning it could fracture the United Nations and ignore...
A massive landslide in Bandung, Indonesia, has killed seven people and left 82 missing, adding to the country's recent wave of flood-related tragedies.
Turkey’s foreign minister warned Iran that Israel seems to be waiting for an opportunity to strike, raising fears of a wider regional conflict.
French naval forces intercepted the Russia‑linked tanker *Grinch* and diverted it to Marseille, sparking a sanctions investigation.
A sudden U.S. visa freeze on Thailand has left thousands of Thai citizens feeling betrayed, jeopardizing personal dreams and straining diplomatic ties.
On day 1,430 of the Russia‑Ukraine war, Ukrainian forces made modest gains, while a new Geneva summit opened tentative diplomatic channels.
A U.S. Coast Guard patrol mistakenly fired on a civilian fishing boat in the Eastern Pacific, killing two crew members and leaving one survivor.
The United States has officially withdrawn from the WHO, ending its 78‑year membership and raising concerns about funding, data sharing, and vaccine...
The newly formed Board of Peace offers a swift, data‑driven method to mediate conflicts, achieving early success with a cease‑fire in the Central African...
Keir Starmer condemned Donald Trump’s disparaging comments on Afghanistan, warning that they jeopardize NATO unity.
Greenland’s vast rare‑earth deposits could secure a century‑long supply for high‑tech industries, but plans to mine them risk harming fragile ecosystems and...
Real Madrid travels to Villarreal seeking a crucial win to close the gap with Barcelona after Vinícius silenced critics in the Champions League.
The U.S. Treasury has imposed sanctions on Iran’s covert maritime network, aiming to cut off funds used to suppress protests.
Hundreds of billions are being poured into AI, sparking hopes of massive productivity gains but also raising fears of a speculative bubble.
British, Canadian, and Danish soldiers faced some of the toughest battles in Afghanistan, enduring heavy casualties and earning hard‑won victories.
Venezuela’s interim president introduced a fast‑tracked oil reform bill aimed at ending Hugo Chávez’s state‑centric model, but the opposition refused to vote...
Former UK councillor Philip Young pleaded guilty to 48 offences, including drugging and raping his ex‑wife over a 13‑year period.
Dozens of migrants were rescued off Lampedusa after a dangerous boat crossing from Tunisia, but twin one‑year‑old girls went missing during the chaos.
Donald Trump’s comment that NATO wasn’t needed in Afghanistan provoked a strong backlash from UK veterans and Labour leader Keir Starmer, who called it...
The U.S. attack on Venezuela and Trump's threat to end oil shipments to Cuba could plunge the island into an energy crisis, harming its economy and everyday...
Qatar is using diplomacy with Iran as a strategic bet to lower war risks and boost economic ties, seeing dialogue as vital for regional stability.
Fresh attacks erupted in both Ukraine and Russia just before a historic trilateral meeting in Abu Dhabi, where officials from Ukraine, Russia, and the US aim...
Venezuela’s descent from 1970s oil-fueled prosperity to a 2026 U.S. raid stems from economic mismanagement, authoritarian rule, and soaring sanctions.
Diplomats from the US, Russia, and Ukraine are convening for high‑stakes peace talks, but core disputes over territory, security guarantees, and reconstruction...
Donald Trump’s claim that NATO abandoned the U.S. during the Afghanistan withdrawal provoked sharp condemnation from British politicians, who highlighted the...
The United States, Russia, and Ukraine will meet in Abu Dhabi to try to resolve their deadlocked dispute over contested territories, with the U.S.
Tyrese Maxey’s clutch shooting rescued the Philadelphia 76ers in an overtime win over the Houston Rockets, boosting the Sixers to a 4‑2 start.
Damascus feels a mix of relief and uncertainty after the Syrian Democratic Forces announced a ceasefire, offering a brief pause in the relentless conflict.
Investigations reveal hidden UAE‑run detention camps in Yemen where detainees face abuse, sparking international calls for transparency and accountability.
A Singapore‑flagged cargo ship capsized in the disputed South China Sea, killing two Filipino sailors and leaving four missing.
Carlos Alcaraz’s 100th Grand Slam match at the Australian Open showcased his unstoppable drive toward becoming the youngest player to win all four majors.
Veteran leader To Lam has secured a second five‑year term, pledging to push Vietnam’s economy toward digital, green, and globally integrated growth.
Jack Smith testified that the federal cases against Donald Trump are firmly based on evidence, not politics, detailing new witness accounts and a clear...
The United States has officially left the World Health Organization, ending a controversial two‑year process that began in 2020.
The UK is being accused of undermining its own peace‑building claims by facilitating arms in Sudan and making business deals with Somaliland while supporting a...
President Trump abruptly withdrew Canada’s invitation to the Board of Peace after Prime Minister Trudeau publicly criticized U.S. tariffs at Davos.
A sudden landslide in a South Island campsite has left six campers missing, prompting a multi‑day rescue effort under hazardous conditions.
The 2024 Oscar nominations reveal eight surprising trends, from the rise of women directors and global films to streaming platforms gaining equal footing.
South Africa’s invitation to Iran for a BRICS naval drill has sparked US warnings and domestic criticism, putting the nation’s diplomatic balancing act under...
A year after the United States ended its aid to Tigray, the region faces severe hunger, widespread malnutrition, and escalating mortality.
Israel’s Gaza strategy mixes settlement expansion with strict security zones, squeezing Palestinian civilians while aiming to curb militant attacks.
Japan’s first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, has dissolved parliament and called a snap election for February 8, 2026, aiming to secure a strong...
Australian and Palestinian lawyers are urging the nation’s authorities to investigate Israeli President Isaac Herzog for alleged involvement in crimes against...
The United States never owned Greenland; its WWII presence was purely defensive cooperation with Denmark. Clarifying this myth matters for accurate...
The U.S. president warned that a massive naval fleet is moving toward Iran, emphasizing a desire to avoid conflict amid rising Gulf tensions.
A Minnesota immigration raid resulted in the detention of a five‑year‑old boy, prompting accusations that authorities used him as leverage to capture his...
Day 1,429 of the Russia‑Ukraine war saw intensified battles in Bakhmut and Donetsk, a surge in civilian casualties, and fresh EU sanctions paired with a...
President Trump’s proposal for a U.S.-led "Board of Peace" aims to shift global conflict resolution away from the United Nations, sparking fierce debate over...
The U.S. has warned Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council that failure to schedule credible elections could trigger sanctions or aid reductions.
Two prominent Tunisian journalists were sentenced to three years in prison on defamation and incitement charges, prompting accusations of legal persecution...
Rafael Tudares Bracho, the son‑in‑law of opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez, was released from prison weeks after Maduro’s third inauguration, a move seen as...
The U.S. announced a $15 billion plan to rebuild Gaza with skyscrapers, modern infrastructure, and economic zones, promising jobs and better living conditions.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney warns that the post‑World‑War II rules‑based order is collapsing as nations favor force over diplomacy, jeopardizing global...
The Oscars will stream live on YouTube in 2029, leaving traditional broadcast TV for the first time. This move reflects shifting viewer habits toward...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani publicly defended pro‑Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil, urging the city to fight his deportation order and emphasizing the importance of...
U.S. envoy Tom Barrack met with the Syrian Democratic Forces' commander, urging both sides to maintain the fragile cease‑fire that protects millions of...
Rows of rusted barrels—dubbed “American flowers”—left by the U.S. after abandoning a Cold‑War base in Greenland are leaking toxic chemicals into the fragile...
Special counsel Jack Smith testified that he possesses proof beyond a reasonable doubt that former President Trump committed criminal acts, sparking bipartisan...
Donald Trump’s new ‘Board of Peace’ seeks to disarm Hamas and spur a massive real‑estate boom in Gaza, blending diplomatic pressure with a $10 billion...
France seized the oil tanker Grinch in the Mediterranean, accusing it of transporting sanctioned Russian oil via a covert ‘shadow fleet.
Senegal’s sudden walk‑off during injury time of the AFCON final sparked a heated debate over officiating fairness, prompting coach Aliou Cissé to defend the...
France seized the Russian‑linked oil tanker *Petrostar* in the Mediterranean, accusing it of using a falsified flag to evade sanctions.
Heavy rains have caused massive flooding across southern Africa, displacing over 150,000 people and crippling vital infrastructure.
A Russian drone strike demolished part of a residential building in Dnipro, injuring seven and sparking urgent medical and humanitarian responses.
ICE detained a 5‑year‑old boy and his father during a Minnesota raid, prompting community protests and calls for policy reform.
President Trump praised a "very good" conversation with Ukraine’s Zelensky, highlighting U.S. commitment to a peace settlement as envoy Steve Witkoff heads to...
A Belgian court finally convicted former colonial officials for their role in Patrice Lumumba’s assassination, reigniting debate over his radical vision for an...
After meeting President Zelensky, Donald Trump urged an immediate end to Russia’s war in Ukraine, signaling a potential shift toward diplomatic solutions.
Three Palestinian journalists working for a Gaza aid organization were killed in an Israeli strike, sparking international outcry over press safety.
Israel’s sudden acceptance of Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ is viewed by analysts as a strategic delay tactic by Netanyahu to stall genuine negotiations.
Bangladesh’s cricket board and government refuse to let the ICC move the T20 World Cup from Sri Lanka to Scotland, citing national pride and economic interests.
Trump’s surprise Greenland partnership has prompted NATO to demand a swift, coordinated boost in Arctic security among its members.
Former State Department aide Josh Paul, now leading A New Policy, argues that the U.S. must adopt a more balanced, humanitarian‑focused approach to the...
Japan halted Reactor 6 at the massive Kashiwazaki‑Kariwa plant a day after its restart due to a control‑rod malfunction, prompting an immediate safety shutdown.
Day one of the four‑day ceasefire between Syrian government forces and the Kurdish‑led SDF erupted in mutual accusations of violations, casting doubt on the...
Ten nations—led by France, the UK, and the US—still control overseas territories that boost their strategic reach, resource access, and geopolitical clout.
Trump’s talk of a “future deal” for Greenland has been rebuffed by Denmark and Greenland, which insist the island will stay under Danish sovereignty.
Bangladesh’s first election since Prime Minister Hasina’s removal is set for February 12, with campaigning intensifying nationwide.
Donald Trump announced a new "Board of Peace" at Davos, aiming to unite business leaders and peace activists to fund conflict‑resolution projects.
Guinea‑Bissau will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on December 6, 2026, marking a crucial step toward restoring democracy after the 2022 coup.
Pro‑Palestine activist Umer Khalid, imprisoned in the UK, has announced he will stop drinking water, escalating his hunger strike to demand government action...
Trump’s flirtation with buying Greenland has reignited U.S. strategic interest in the Arctic, prompting careful diplomatic maneuvering with Denmark and other...
Heavy rains have turned New Zealand’s North Island into a disaster zone, causing landslides that killed two people and left dozens missing.
Europe readily denounced Donald Trump’s imperial rhetoric while sidestepping its own colonial responsibilities, revealing a double standard.
The World Economic Forum faces growing criticism over its exclusivity and relevance amid a fractured global economy, prompting it to adopt digital tools, youth...
A devastating fire at Karachi's Gul Plaza Shopping Centre claimed at least 60 lives, with a locked store contributing to the high death toll.
Donald Trump fronted the signing of a charter in Davos to launch the Board of Peace, a body initially aimed at rebuilding Gaza but now positioned as a global...
Lactalis has joined Nestlé in recalling millions of infant formula batches due to a toxin scare, prompting urgent action from parents and regulators.
Bangladesh’s upcoming election has turned into a fierce digital contest across TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, where parties blend traditional rallies with...
Hong Kong has opened its first national security trial against three activists for organizing the Tiananmen vigil, charging them with inciting subversion.
Australia will lower its flag to half‑staff on Thursday, marking a day of mourning for the victims of the deadly Bondi Beach shooting.
Archaeologists on Indonesia's Muna Island have uncovered petroglyphs dating back 45,000 years, the oldest known cave art outside Europe and Africa.
Israeli jets bombed four Syria‑Lebanon border crossings, killing two civilians and prompting Lebanese President Joseph Aoun to denounce the attacks as...
The Trump administration launched a focused ICE crackdown in Maine, targeting workplaces and highways while singling out Democratic Governor Janet Mills for...
In an exclusive interview, journalist Sreenivasan Jain questions the Awami League’s prospects with Sajeeb Wazed Joy, highlighting youth discontent and the need...
At Davos, Donald Trump reiterated his quest for U.S. influence over Greenland, emphasizing a non‑military, diplomatic approach while sharply criticizing...
Liverpool’s 3‑0 victory over Marseille, highlighted by Mohamed Salah’s first start since November, lifts the Reds to third place in Group E.
Barcelona rallied from a 0‑2 halftime deficit to beat Slavia Prague 4‑2, keeping their hopes of finishing in the Champions League’s top eight alive.
At Davos, President Trump announced the U.S. will drop tariff threats against Denmark and emphasized a non‑force approach to Greenland, hinting at a long‑term...
A federal judge blocked the DOJ from examining seized files of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson, ordering their immediate return and reinforcing...
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns that a 10% cap on credit‑card interest rates could shrink credit availability, eliminate rewards, and limit emergency financing...
Veteran journalist Faisal Islam describes how Donald Trump's surprising Davos speech sparked a split reaction among world leaders, revealing deep divisions on...
The Supreme Court questioned the president’s attempt to dismiss Fed Governor Lisa Cook without giving her a chance to respond, highlighting due‑process...
Trump’s Davos pledge not to use military force against Greenland sparked relief, skepticism, and a sense of insult among locals, underscoring the island’s...
Israel responded to daytime Hezbollah attacks with a powerful night‑time bombardment of southern Lebanon, causing civilian injuries and extensive damage.
European leaders are growing weary of former President Donald Trump's constant criticisms, prompting an emergency EU summit in Brussels to address trade,...
Trump’s newly created Board of Peace, now joined by Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and six other nations, aims to fund rapid Gaza reconstruction and spark a durable...
A deadly train derailment in southern Spain has prompted the national train drivers’ union to call for a strike, demanding urgent safety improvements.
At Davos, President Trump announced the U.S. will pursue diplomatic talks, not military force, to explore annexing Greenland, sparking a wave of international...
Karim Ben Ali transformed his dying mother’s cancer treatments into joyful celebrations, sparking a community of hope within a Tunisian hospital.
The U.S. is moving ISIS detainees from Syrian camps to Iraqi prisons to prevent security lapses as Syrian forces retake the north‑east.
Three journalists were killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza, amid broader violence that claimed eight more Palestinian lives.
Rifaat al‑Assad, the former Syrian vice president responsible for the brutal 1982 Hama massacre, died in exile at age 89.
Israeli comedian Guy Hochman was detained in Toronto after community complaints that his Gaza‑related jokes violated Canada’s hate‑speech laws.
Three Palestinian journalists—Abdul Raʼouf, Anas Ghunaim, and Shaath Mohammad Qeshta—were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, sparking global condemnation...
Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace' has attracted a mix of supportive nations seeking economic and diplomatic benefits, while many key powers refuse to join due...
The European Parliament has referred the Mercosur free‑trade agreement to the EU’s highest court to verify its compatibility with climate and environmental...
Greenland’s strategic location in the Arctic makes it a coveted asset for trade, minerals, and military advantage, drawing interest from leaders like Donald...
Trump’s overtures on Greenland and aggressive tariffs have rattled European leaders, sparking a fierce debate over sovereignty, trade, and security.
The Syrian army seized a refugee camp housing thousands linked to ISIL, prompting SDF chief Mazloum Abdi to demand coalition support for its security.
Davos leaders responded to Trump’s Greenland gambit by emphasizing unity and a global climate‑finance push, warning that geopolitical instability threatens the...
An Al Jazeera reporter warns that the U.S.-backed Kurdish SDF has outlived its purpose, leading to a rapid Syrian army takeover of former SDF territories.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has joined Donald Trump’s newly created Board of Peace, positioning Israel within a controversial effort to bypass...
The United States' recent strike against Venezuela has ignited global criticism, highlighting how powerful nations can bypass the UN Charter's safeguards.
Tetsuya Yamagami, the lone gunman who killed former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, was sentenced to life imprisonment, sparking national debate over motive,...
Syrian government forces have recently advanced into SDF‑held areas, prompting a surge of concern among Kurdish communities about security and political...
At Davos, President Trump’s off‑hand threat to take over Greenland sparked swift condemnation from Denmark, Canada, the UK, and the EU, highlighting the...
Congress faces a constitutional and political challenge to any Trump‑led effort to acquire Greenland, with both Republican dissenters and Democrats ready to...
Israeli forces intensified strikes over Gaza as Prime Minister Netanyahu joined a U.S.-led peace board, sparking hopes for a cease‑fire.
The Syrian government and Kurdish-led SDF have agreed to a four‑day cease‑fire, opening humanitarian corridors in the north.
Japan plans to restart its massive Kashiwazaki‑Kariwa nuclear plant after 15 years, citing energy security and climate goals, while a petition of 40,000 locals...
Air Force One turned back after a navigation system glitch, prompting a swift switch to a backup Boeing 757 that carried Donald Trump to the Davos summit.
The United States approved a $2.3 billion weapons package for Singapore, including torpedoes, air‑defence systems and new Boeing patrol aircraft, replacing its...
Turkish star Zeynep Sonmez advanced to the Australian Open third round with a straight‑set win, marking her second such achievement in six months.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has joined the newly created Board of Peace, an international panel aimed at restarting dialogue with the...
Armed men abducted 172 villagers in northern Nigeria, prompting a delayed police admission and a rescue effort after initial denials.
U.S. imports from Southeast Asia and Taiwan have surged as Trump-era tariffs cripple Chinese exports, prompting American firms to diversify their supply chains.
Donald Trump renewed his push on Greenland at the Davos forum, declaring his stance irreversible and hinting at upcoming meetings.
U.S. stock markets suffered their worst day since October after President Trump revived threats to claim Greenland, sparking fears of a new geopolitical...
Bangladesh’s Jamaat‑e‑Islami, historically a marginal Islamist party, now has a genuine chance to co‑lead the government after a surprising electoral...
The United States has seized its seventh oil tanker tied to Venezuela, intensifying a sanctions campaign aimed at cutting the regime’s oil revenue.
Day 1,427 saw fierce exchanges of artillery and a Ukrainian counter‑offensive that reclaimed strategic ground, while civilian casualties surged amid disrupted...
Arsenal defeated Inter Milan 3-1 in Milan, securing their place in the Champions League round of 16. The win boosts the club’s confidence, finances, and fans'...
Real Madrid overwhelmed Monaco 6‑1 in the Champions League, with Vinícius Júnior turning boos into applause by scoring a hat‑trick.
A four‑day cease‑fire between the Syrian government and the Kurdish‑led SDF was announced to halt fighting, but attacks continued, threatening civilians.
President Trump claimed there was no inflation, but official data shows a 3.7% rise, contradicting his statement. Accurate economic information is essential as...
A commuter train derailed between Gelida and Sant Sadurní near Barcelona, killing the driver and injuring at least 14 passengers.
Trump’s renewed talk of acquiring Greenland has reignited strategic interest in the Arctic, but Inuit leaders are fiercely rejecting the idea, insisting the...
Spain’s emergency teams are conducting an intensive search in a mountainous region after a passenger train derailed, resulting in significant casualties.
Trump’s anti‑war promise has unraveled, with new sanctions on Venezuela and heightened Arctic tensions signaling a hardening foreign policy.
Trump’s bold proposal to acquire Greenland marks a stark challenge to the post‑World War II diplomatic framework, highlighting the unpredictability of his...
Qatar’s prime minister urged that Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza become the centerpiece of Donald Trump’s new “Board of Peace.
The UK has approved a new Chinese embassy near the Tower of London, sparking security fears and a legal challenge from local residents.
Trump’s threat of tariffs on Danish goods over Greenland has forced Europe to weigh diplomatic, legal, and economic responses.
French President Emmanuel Macron told the world that Europe will not be cowed by Donald Trump’s tariff threats over Greenland, underscoring a united EU stance...
DIMDEX 2026 turned Doha into a global stage for naval technology and strategic dialogue amid rising Gulf tensions.
Liverpool faces Marseille in a must‑win Champions League clash, with Mohamed Salah leading the charge to secure a spot in the last‑16.
Europe has suspended its approval of a U.S. tariff deal amid heightened tensions after President Trump floated the idea of purchasing Greenland.
Shaza Abu Jarad, a newborn, died from cold—making her the ninth child in Gaza to succumb this winter due to Israeli aid restrictions limiting heating supplies.
The UK defended its strategic partnership with the U.S. over the Chagos Islands after Donald Trump called the deal ‘stupidity’ and suggested acquiring...
Donald Trump’s first year back as president saw sweeping trade tariffs, a massive immigration crackdown, and a pivotal Supreme Court appointment, all while...
A deadly fire at Karachi’s Gul Plaza exposed critical failures in building safety, emergency response, and city governance, resulting in numerous casualties...
The Syrian government’s rapid offensive seized oil‑rich territories from the Kurdish‑led SDF, shifting economic and strategic power toward President Assad’s...
Iranian state television was briefly hijacked, broadcasting a live message from ex‑Shah Reza Pahlavi calling for democratic reforms.
Opposition leader Bobi Wine narrowly escaped a police raid on his home following Uganda’s disputed presidential election, highlighting heightened government...
Seven data‑driven charts reveal how Trump's first year amplified deportations, sparked a trade war, and altered global alliances, leaving the United States...
IS‑K claimed responsibility for a bomb attack on a Chinese restaurant in Kabul, killing seven and citing China's treatment of Uighurs as motive.
President Trump posted provocative social‑media messages about buying Greenland and criticizing the UK and France, aiming to dominate the agenda before the...
A severe snowstorm in Michigan caused a massive pile‑up on I‑96, involving more than 100 vehicles and resulting in injuries and extensive road closures.
Yulia Tymoshenko accuses President Zelenskyy of compromising anti‑corruption standards by pushing cabinet appointments, sparking a high‑level political clash...
In his first year back, Trump’s aggressive immigration enforcement, sweeping tariffs, and a controversial attempt to remove him from office have reshaped...
A prison break near two Syrian detention facilities allowed dozens of IS IL fighters to flee, prompting a massive government manhunt involving troops,...
After a shocking Bondi attack, Australia's Parliament has drafted tighter gun and hate‑crime laws, but the Senate's conservative bloc may block them.
A bomb detonated at a Chinese‑owned restaurant in Kabul killed seven people, including the proprietor, highlighting the ongoing security challenges under...
Iran is now seizing the assets of arrested protesters and their supporters, using the funds to cover damage from recent riots.
Ten Guatemalan police officers were killed in a gang attack, prompting President Giammattei to declare a state of emergency that expands police powers.
Four shark attacks in a week have forced NSW to close dozens of east‑coast beaches, with heavy rain identified as a key factor drawing sharks closer to shore.
Around 200 ISIL prisoners fled al‑Shaddadi prison, igniting accusations between the Syrian army and Kurdish forces and destabilizing the fragile Hasakah...
Washington hails a new cease‑fire phase for Gaza, yet residents still face darkness, destroyed infrastructure, and sporadic violence.
Kim Jong Un publicly removed Vice Premier Kim Tok‑Hyong, condemning sluggish officials ahead of a crucial party meeting.
Europe has abandoned its gentle, behind‑the‑scenes diplomacy with the U.S., adopting a unified, firm stance after President Trump's audacious call to buy...
UK ministers are traveling to Australia to study its new under‑16 social‑media ban, seeking insights for potential UK legislation.
Denmark has deployed a significant military force to Greenland to protect its strategic Arctic interests amid rising tensions with the United States.
A massive snowstorm caused a 100‑vehicle pile‑up on a U.S. interstate, leaving drivers stranded in dangerous cold conditions and prompting an extensive rescue...
Day 1,426 saw intense artillery strikes in Avdiivka, a Ukrainian counter‑offensive near Kherson, and renewed international calls for a humanitarian pause.
Donald Trump announced he would fully enforce a threat of tariffs on Greenland, prompting Denmark's foreign minister to reject any notion of U.S.
Donald Trump announced a private‑sector “Board of Peace” to rebuild Gaza, promising rapid funding and construction but facing intense skepticism over its...
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre publicly rebuked Donald Trump after a private text exchange about Greenland and the Nobel Peace Prize, underscoring...
President Rumen Radev has resigned ahead of Bulgaria’s snap election, signaling his intent to form a new political party.
The Syrian army and the Syrian Democratic Forces have begun a new ceasefire, offering a tentative pause in fighting despite sporadic clashes.
The Syrian army seized al‑Shaddadi, declaring complete control, as escaping IS IL militants stormed the streets after a prison break.
A.R. Rahman claimed he faces a hidden ‘communal bias’ in Bollywood, prompting a fierce debate over religious discrimination in the industry.
The U.S. economy shows solid growth after a year of Trump, yet income and wealth inequality are expanding sharply.
Russia’s state‑aligned media praised Donald Trump’s idea of buying Greenland, using it to highlight perceived U.S.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s Gaza relief proposal has been slammed by Israel’s far‑right finance minister Bezalel Smotrich, who says the plan endangers...
After being passed over for the Nobel Peace Prize, Donald Trump linked his frustration to a renewed push for a Greenland deal in a direct message to Norway’s...
The Kurds, a 30‑million‑strong ethnic group, live across Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria without a sovereign nation.
Yemen faces its worst food crisis since 2022, with over 7 million people at risk of severe malnutrition due to aid cuts, ongoing conflict, and economic...
The United States and Israel are using hybrid warfare—cyber attacks, economic pressure, and covert ops—to pressure Iran without open conflict, a strategy...
Arsenal and Inter Milan face off in a pivotal Champions League group match, with both sides needing a win to boost their campaign hopes.
Former President Donald Trump invited Vladimir Putin to join a proposed Gaza peace board, aiming to involve Russia in cease‑fire negotiations amid the ongoing...
British football fans face bans under strict domestic rules, while Israeli supporters appear to receive lenient treatment abroad, raising questions of double...
A powerful explosion in a Kabul market killed at least seven civilians and injured many more, prompting a swift investigation and international offers of aid.
A head‑on collision between a high‑speed AVE train and a regional service near Antequera left dozens injured, with survivors describing a terrifying scene of...
Venezuelan activist María García was arrested after protesting U.S. sanctions, sparking condemnation from human‑rights groups and calls for her release.
A train derailed near Alcázar de San Juan, killing at least 39 people and injuring many more, marking Spain's deadliest rail disaster in over a decade.
Syria’s recent recapture of oil‑rich territories offers a chance to fund reconstruction, but true unity hinges on rebuilding trust through transparent revenue...
The U.S. seized a visiting foreign leader on accusations of cyber‑espionage, igniting worldwide controversy over diplomatic immunity.
Japan’s newly appointed Prime Minister Fumio Takaichi has dissolved parliament and called a snap election for all lower‑house seats, aiming to secure a fresh...
A severe winter storm has ripped apart the flimsy tents sheltering over a million displaced Gaza residents, exposing them to cold, rain, and health risks.
Iran’s mass protests have claimed thousands of lives, with the government accusing the U.S. and Israel of inciting violence while opposition groups blame...
A devastating fire in a Karachi shopping mall has killed at least 14 people and left over 50 missing, prompting a massive rescue operation and a police...
Long‑standing African presidents like Museveni and Biya keep power through manipulated elections, patronage networks, and repression, stalling democratic...
A high‑speed train derailed after colliding with a stalled freight carriage in southern Spain, killing at least six and injuring dozens.
After heavy fighting that forced government forces to seize SDF‑held districts, President Ahmed al‑Sharaa will meet SDF leader Mazloum Abdi in Damascus to...
Senegal captured their first AFCON title by edging hosts Morocco 1‑0 in extra time, with Idrissa Gueye scoring after a missed penalty by Morocco’s Youssef Diaz.
U.N. Secretary‑General António Guterres warned that the United States appears to prioritize its own power over international law, threatening the effectiveness...
The Justice Department declined to investigate the ICE agent who fatally shot pregnant woman Renee Good, sparking widespread outrage and demands for...
European leaders quickly united to counter President Trump’s new tariffs, pledging legal challenges and coordinated support for affected industries.
The Pentagon has ordered Arctic‑trained troops to stand by for possible deployment to Minneapolis and St. Paul, joining thousands of federal immigration agents...
China announced a 5% growth goal for 2025, with the latest quarter showing a 4.5% rise in GDP. Achieving this target will impact global trade, investment, and...
On the 1,425th day of the Russia‑Ukraine war, intense fighting persisted in the east while a devastating humanitarian crisis unfolded in Odesa.
Senegal overcame a controversial penalty and a dramatic walk‑off to clinch a 1‑0 AFCON 2025 victory over hosts Morocco, with Pape Gueye scoring in extra time.
A deadly collision between two high‑speed trains near Adamuz, Spain, left at least ten people dead and twenty‑five injured, prompting an immediate emergency...
A catastrophic collision of two high‑speed trains near Adamuz, close to Córdoba, has killed at least 21 people and injured many more, prompting investigations...
A ferocious wildfire in Chile's southern Patagonia has killed 16 people, prompting President Gabriel Boric to declare a state of emergency across two regions.
Syrian army advances into Kurdish‑controlled areas after heavy fighting with the SDF, threatening the autonomy of the north‑east region.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen rebuffed President Trump’s threats of tariffs over his Greenland ambitions, asserting that Europe will not be...
Donald Trump unveiled a three‑tier “Board of Peace” for Gaza, placing himself and pro‑Israel officials at its helm.
Trump’s sudden announcement of tariffs on Greenland‑sourced imports has triggered an emergency EU summit, with leaders poised to counteract the move through...
After two weeks of intense fighting, Syria and Kurdish-led forces have agreed to a cease‑fire, allowing the government to re‑establish control over contested...
Technocrats and peace boards keep missing the core Palestinian demand for self‑determination, leading to repeated cycles of resistance.
Provisional results show President Patrice Talon's allied parties have captured all 109 seats in Benin's parliament, leaving the opposition with none.
UN rights chief Volker Türk says Sudan’s civilians are living in a humanitarian nightmare, with millions displaced and basic services collapsing.
Senegal faces Morocco in a high‑stakes AFCON final in Rabat, with both teams boasting star players and a fierce rivalry.
The Syrian army has taken control of the Omar oil field, the country's biggest oil asset, forcing the Kurdish-led SDF to withdraw.
Intense clashes in Syria have escalated into a crisis that U.S. leaders label a "nightmare scenario," jeopardizing strategic alliances and regional stability.
UK police chief Sir Michael Whitaker resigned after intense backlash over a ban that prevented Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from attending a match against Aston Villa.
Syrian forces captured the SDF‑held city of Tabqa, prompting President al-Sharaa to sign a decree recognizing Kurdish rights.
President Trump announced a high‑profile Board of Peace to manage Gaza’s post‑war reconstruction, featuring U.S. diplomats, a former general, and a...
Israel’s decision to legalize the Homesh settlement has sparked widespread international criticism and raised doubts about the feasibility of a two‑state...
Top seeds Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka survived challenging opening matches amid extreme Melbourne heat, revealing early vulnerabilities.
FilterWatch warns that Iran is preparing an extensive internet shutdown that could isolate millions from global communication, harming education, business, and...
Moscow’s war in Ukraine makes Iran a temporary tool, mirroring how Russia treated Venezuela as a disposable ally. This short‑term partnership could unravel...
Syrian forces seized the strategic town of Tabqa, forcing the Kurdish-led SDF to withdraw and altering control of a vital Euphrates crossing.
Russian drone attacks killed two civilians and wounded dozens across Ukraine, while a Ukrainian strike cut power to over 200,000 people in occupied Zaporizhia.
Residents of Deir Hafer celebrated as the Syrian army reclaimed the town from the SDF, marking a strategic gain along the Euphrates corridor.
Thousands of Greenlanders marched in Nuuk to reject President Trump's threats of U.S. control and new tariffs, emphasizing their sovereignty and environmental...
A deadly fire tore through a Karachi shopping mall, killing at least six people and injuring many more. The tragedy has prompted government condolences,...
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A small pro‑ICE rally led by far‑right influencer Jake Lang was overtaken by a larger anti‑ICE crowd in Minneapolis, forcing the original demonstrators to...
A massive fire engulfed a Karachi shopping mall, prompting swift action from firefighters and leaving dozens injured.
Syrian forces have taken control of Tabqa dam, the nation's largest hydro‑electric facility, as part of a swift offensive that pushed the Kurdish‑led SDF out...
Rescuers in Indonesia have located a small aircraft window on Mount Bulusaraung, offering a critical clue in the search for a missing plane carrying eleven...
Serbian university students staged a massive protest demanding that corrupt officials be barred from politics and have their wealth investigated.
A U.S‑backed Palestinian technocratic committee has released a mission statement to improve Gaza’s governance, operating under a pro‑Israel “Board of Peace.
Guatemalan prisons erupted into coordinated riots, with inmates taking 46 staff members hostage to demand better living conditions.
Donald Trump's newly formed Board of Peace aims to expand its role from overseeing the Gaza ceasefire to tackling conflicts worldwide, positioning America as a...
Mamadi Doumbouya, who led Guinea’s 2021 military coup, was sworn in as the nation’s first elected president since the takeover, promising democratic reforms...
NASA’s powerful SLS rocket has been positioned on Launch Pad 39B, signaling the final steps before Artemis II’s crewed lunar flyby.
On day 1,424 of the Russia‑Ukraine war, intense fighting in the east and south was accompanied by new EU military aid and tentative diplomatic talks over...
The Syrian Army's rapid push into Kurdish‑held towns and oil fields has sparked US calls for de‑escalation, citing threats to regional stability and civilian...
The United States killed Abu Khalid al‑Suri, a senior al‑Qaeda‑linked commander responsible for the December ambush that killed two American soldiers in Syria.
Iran’s supreme leader admitted the protest deaths were "inhuman" yet blamed the United States, highlighting a tense political narrative.
President Trump warned that any European nation opposing his Greenland purchase plan will face a 10% tariff, prompting a unified backlash from EU leaders who...
Iran’s internal crises make it appear vulnerable, but a U.S. strike could spark a long‑lasting conflict and global fallout. Analysts warn that Trump’s quest for a quick win overlooks the complex risks and underscores the need for cautious diplomacy.
On the 1,423rd day of Russia's invasion, front‑line fighting intensified, civilian infrastructure was hit hard, and new sanctions hit Moscow. The escalating combat and humanitarian crisis are tightening global economic pressures and raising the stakes for a diplomatic resolution.
The White House has created a Gaza "Board of Peace" featuring former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, aiming to broker a cease‑fire, coordinate aid, and draft a political roadmap. While skeptics doubt its impact, the board’s high‑profile members could inject new momentum into stalled peace efforts.
Uganda’s opposition leader Bobi Wine was seized from his home by soldiers and flown away in a military helicopter shortly after a disputed presidential election. The move has sparked domestic protests and international calls for transparency, highlighting growing concerns over democratic freedoms in the East African nation.
Donald Trump announced plans to pardon former Puerto Rico governor Wanda Vazquez, whose 2025 plea deal ended a bribery scandal. The decision has ignited fierce debate over presidential clemency, political repercussions in Puerto Rico, and the broader implications for trust in the justice system.
Iran reports around 3,000 arrests as protests dwindle, while an internet blackout continues to silence online communication. The crackdown draws global criticism and raises concerns about civil liberties and regional stability.
Former President Donald Trump praised Iran for allegedly stopping a planned wave of over 800 political executions, a statement that sparked both cautious...
Two years of Israeli bombardment have left Gaza under 61 million tonnes of rubble, crippling infrastructure and daily life.
Iran has imposed a nationwide internet shutdown amid deadly protests, leaving citizens isolated and the world in the dark about on‑ground realities.
As Arctic ice melts, nations are racing to claim its vast oil, gas, and mineral wealth, sparking legal disputes and environmental concerns.
The EU and Mercosur have signed a landmark trade agreement that slashes tariffs, opens markets, and promises economic benefits for exporters and consumers...
Phase two of the Gaza ceasefire aims to disarm militant groups and start rebuilding, but deep mistrust, funding shortfalls, and political divisions threaten...
Canada’s prime minister secured a landmark deal in Beijing to cut tariffs on electric vehicles and canola, opening new market opportunities for both countries.
Canada is removing the 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles in exchange for reduced Chinese duties on Canadian farm exports, aiming to lower car prices and...
A bipartisan U.S. delegation traveled to Greenland to calm tensions after President Trump’s tariff threats and claims of control.
A 12‑year‑old Palestinian boy was killed by Israeli troops in the West Bank, highlighting a disturbing rise in violence against children.
Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi urges the international community to consider precise, limited strikes against Iran’s Revolutionary Guard to protect...
Venezuela’s oil sector has collapsed due to nationalization, sanctions, and economic ruin, making it too risky for major oil companies to return.
Iranian families in Isfahan and Hamadan held somber funerals for protest victims, turning mourning into public defiance against a government labeling the...
Senegal and Morocco clash in a high‑stakes Africa Cup of Nations final that could deliver back‑to‑back glory for Senegal or a historic first title for Morocco.
South Korea’s courts sentenced a former president to five years in prison for abusing emergency powers to impose a martial law decree, while a separate...
A rapid U.S. strike on Iran faces formidable military, regional, and political barriers that make a clean operation unlikely.
Russian strikes have crippled Ukraine’s power grid, forcing emergency electricity imports to keep homes and hospitals running amid subzero temperatures.
Iranians protesting at the Iraq border were hit with pellet‑gun fire and faced an internet blackout, highlighting the regime’s harsh crackdown on dissent.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Machado presented a symbolic ‘Nobel Peace Prize’ plaque to President Trump during a White House visit, aiming to spotlight...
A fabricated image showing Venezuelan leader Nicolás Machado presenting the Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump went viral, prompting widespread confusion.
Iran’s failing rial and soaring prices sparked the first shopkeeper protests in Tehran, quickly expanding into nationwide demonstrations that turned deadly.
Cuba received the remains of 32 soldiers killed in a U.S. bombing of Venezuela, marking a solemn homecoming that underscores its alliance with Maduro's regime.
Ukrainian athletes are training in a war‑damaged sports centre, turning each practice into an act of defiance and hope for Olympic qualification.
Palestinian activists on a hunger strike inside a UK prison forced the government to promise a review of prison policies and surveillance contracts.
Canada and China have agreed to cut tariffs on Canadian canola oil and Chinese electric vehicles after a pivotal meeting between Mark Carney and Xi Jinping.
The UN’s new Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction treaty, now in force, pledges to protect up to 10 million marine species from climate change,...
Yemen’s central government has reclaimed key southern territories after the collapse of the Southern Transitional Council, rekindling hope for stability and...
Power outages have plunged Kyiv’s residents into freezing conditions, turning everyday tasks into survival challenges.
President Trump has publicly demanded Hamas disarm before the second phase of the cease‑fire proceeds, while Israel delays its own troop withdrawal.
Former President Donald Trump warned he would invoke the rarely used Insurrection Act to quell protests against ICE agents in Minnesota, sparking a heated...
Venezuela’s extra‑heavy oil, sold at a discount and rich in valuable hydrocarbons, offers U.S. refiners a chance to boost output and lower fuel costs.
Yemen’s presidential council has named veteran diplomat Shaya Mohsen Zindani as prime minister, a move seen as Saudi Arabia tightening its influence over the...
Trump’s proposed "Board of Peace" has ignited both cautious optimism and deep skepticism among Gaza’s residents, who fear external solutions may overlook core...
South Korea’s former president Yoon Suk-yeol was sentenced to five years in prison for attempting to impose martial law, marking the first verdict in a series...
Saudi Arabia and Sudan are courting Pakistani weapons, hoping for affordable, quick‑to‑field solutions, but Pakistan faces funding, technology‑transfer and...
Seven European NATO members have sent troops and ships to Greenland to boost Arctic security and safeguard emerging shipping routes.
A massive fire engulfed Seoul's last makeshift shanty town on the edge of the affluent Gangnam district, leaving dozens homeless but no casualties.
The UN Security Council convened an emergency session to address Iran’s deadly protests and the government’s internet blackout, with the US and Iranian civil...
The United States has seized a sixth oil tanker linked to Venezuela, reinforcing its sanctions campaign against the Maduro regime.
Donald Trump met Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado in a private session, where she presented him with a replica of her Nobel Peace Prize.
Day 1,422 saw intense fighting near Bakhmut, a Ukrainian breakthrough in the south, a deepening civilian humanitarian crisis, and heightened NATO aid.
Trump announced a health‑care plan promising lower costs and more choice, but failed to detail funding or a timeline, sparking debate in a divided Congress.
Eight Palestinians were killed when Israeli airstrikes hit two family homes in Deir el‑Balah, just as the U.S. announced the launch of a new cease‑fire phase.
Iran's security forces are demanding large payments from grieving families before releasing the bodies of protest victims, turning mourning into a financial...
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado handed her Nobel Peace Prize medal to President Donald Trump, aiming to pressure the U.S.
Iran’s top leaders—Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, President Ebrahim Raisi, and the IRGC—are battling massive protests with a mix of rhetoric, force, and...
Cuba honored 32 soldiers killed in a purported U.S. strike on Venezuela, intensifying already strained relations with Washington.
Fifteen former NCAA players have been indicted for allegedly rigging U.S. and Chinese basketball games to feed an overseas betting syndicate.
The U.S. Navy boarded and seized the oil tanker *MV Aragua*, which is linked to Venezuela’s state oil firm, in a move to enforce sanctions that target the...
A federal appeals court reversed a lower‑court order that released pro‑Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil, allowing ICE to seek his re‑detention.
President Trump met Venezuelan opposition leader María Machado at the White House while the U.S. seized an oil tanker suspected of funding the Maduro regime.
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's former Shah, has vowed to recognize Israel and end Iran's nuclear program if he were to lead the country, signaling a...
Donald Trump has floated the idea of invoking the Insurrection Act to deploy military forces in Minneapolis amid protests over recent federal shootings.
Four astronauts from NASA’s Crew-11 safely returned to Earth after a medical emergency prompted their evacuation from the International Space Station.
France has deployed 15 military personnel to Greenland, signaling Europe's growing interest in the Arctic as the United States and other nations eye the...
Hate-driven violence in India is spreading, now targeting Christians alongside Muslims. This rise in attacks highlights a growing threat to religious freedom...
A crane collapsed onto a moving train in northeastern Thailand, killing at least 22 people and injuring dozens. The tragic accident has sparked public outrage...
Venezuela’s government claims over 400 prisoners have been freed as part of a reconciliation effort, but human rights groups have cast doubt, insisting the...
Iran has accused the U.S., under former President Trump, of inciting protests to justify military intervention. As tensions build, concerns grow over regional...
US senators have proposed a bill to block presidential attempts to annex Greenland or territories of NATO allies, targeting Trump’s controversial 2019 interest.
Day 1,420 of the Russia-Ukraine war saw intensified clashes in Eastern Ukraine, mounting human suffering, and fresh global pressures on Russia, including...
Claudette Colvin, who at age 15 refused to give up her bus seat in Montgomery, Alabama, sparking key changes in the civil rights movement, has died at 86.
The US plans to end deportation protections for Somalis, affecting about 1,100 people, despite Somalia's ongoing challenges with violence and instability.
Uganda’s presidential election pits longtime ruler Yoweri Museveni against popular musician-turned-politician Bobi Wine.
The UN Secretary-General has warned Israel that it may face an International Court of Justice case after passing a law banning UNRWA, which aids Palestinian...
The Clintons have pushed back against a congressional subpoena alleging connections to Jeffrey Epstein, calling it a political ploy to 'harass and embarrass.
Former President Trump called the USMCA trade deal 'irrelevant,' sparking concern from the auto industry, which relies heavily on its provisions to sustain U.S.
Over 2,000 people have reportedly been killed during mass protests in Iran, according to a US-based rights group. The brutal crackdown has sparked global...
South Korean prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty for former President Yoon, who was impeached in 2024 after a failed martial law declaration.
Trump has condemned the rising death toll from protests in Iran, describing it as 'too high' and unacceptable. International concern grows as the Iranian...
Extreme weather conditions in Gaza have left displaced families struggling to survive, with at least six lives lost as tents collapsed and freezing...
Far-right French leader Marine Le Pen is appealing a five-year ban from public office, calling the accusations politically motivated.
The Syrian army has declared rural areas east of Aleppo as 'closed military zones' after the SDF reportedly destroyed critical bridges, heightening tensions.
Greenland's Prime Minister has firmly rejected the prospect of the territory ever joining the United States, emphasizing its commitment to self-governance.
Greenland’s Prime Minister, Múte Bourup Egede, has firmly declared his territory’s allegiance to Denmark, rejecting any notion of a U.S. takeover.
Iran’s regime maintains its grip on power despite growing discontent, economic struggles, and international pressure.
Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 25% tariff on any nation continuing business ties with Iran, intensifying economic and political tensions worldwide.
Around 15,000 nurses in New York City went on strike, demanding better pay and staffing, while criticizing hospital executives’ lavish salaries.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is under investigation by US prosecutors, sparking concerns over the potential politicization of the central bank.
The Trump administration has stated that military strikes against Iran are still under consideration, though they prefer a diplomatic resolution to ongoing...
Eyewitness accounts highlight the devastating violence by Iranian security forces against anti-government protesters demanding justice and freedom.
Real Madrid has dismissed head coach Xabi Alonso following their Super Cup defeat to Barcelona, replacing him with Alvaro Arbeloa.
Former President Trump's idea of buying Greenland sparked global debate over the island's geopolitical importance and independence.
Portugal’s maritime empire was one of the first global trading networks, built on daring exploration, fortified ports, and religious fervor.
The UK government plans to investigate Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok, over fears that it may facilitate harmful deepfake content.
Sudan's military has begun redeploying forces to reclaim Kordofan and Darfur from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces amid an escalating conflict that has...
Civilian deaths in Ukraine are rising sharply as Russia intensifies its use of long-range weapons, according to a new UN report.
Israel is debating plans to expand settlements in occupied East Jerusalem, a move widely criticized as illegal and harmful to peace efforts.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel rejected any talks with the U.S., calling out the Trump administration’s threats and reaffirming Cuba’s sovereignty.
Over 500 people have been killed in Iran's anti-government protests, including a student and a referee symbolizing the movement’s tragic human cost.
Former President Trump hinted at the possibility of military intervention in Iran amid ongoing protests resulting in hundreds of deaths.
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