A surge in Russian drone and unmanned aerial vehicle incursions over Europe has pushed several countries to expand and diversify air-defense systems, with Israeli-made capabilities among those being procured or integrated into layered protection plans.
Lincoln Park bars may face stricter rules after a fatal shooting. Officials consider earlier closures and reduced licenses to improve safety following the tragic death of a 30-year-old man.
The State Department alleges Cuba built a covert network in the U.S. using spies, activists, and universities. The report claims decades of infiltration to influence policy, which Havana denies.
France’s lawmakers have adopted a sweeping measure barring children under 15 from using social media, positioning the rule as a protective response to growing concerns about harms from digital platforms. The bill’s start date depends on constitutional review, and it includes limits on enforcement and exceptions for certain online services.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s post describing her work schedule and unusually low sleep has prompted criticism from both ruling and opposition lawmakers, with concerns raised about leadership responsibility, workload management, and whether aides and support systems are being used effectively.
Reports say the US and Saudi Arabia have reached a draft civil nuclear agreement that would allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, a step critics say could weaken safeguards designed to prevent nuclear weapons.
Young protesters in India continue to demonstrate despite reports of injuries and clashes. Coverage highlights resilience amid tense public debate over social, political, and economic grievances, while authorities and critics argue over causes, responsibility, and the legitimacy of the unrest.
Escalating attacks between US forces and Iranian proxies in the Middle East are complicating diplomatic efforts to stabilize the region and prevent wider conflict.
The Senate Intelligence Committee advanced Jay Clayton’s nomination for spy chief on a party-line vote, highlighting political polarization over his financial background.
The Pentagon is facing a significant cash shortage due to billions spent on operations related to Iran, prompting urgent discussions on supplemental funding.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces a cut in electricity taxes to help households cope with high energy costs, marking his first major policy move.
Dozens were injured in Bologna protests after Abderrahim Fakir died while being restrained by police, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
A ousted Turkish opposition leader plans to form a new party to challenge President Erdoğan, risking fragmentation of the anti-government vote.
Israel is constructing a miles-long earthen barrier inside Gaza, dividing the territory and raising concerns about humanitarian access and long-term political fragmentation.
France is considering reducing its embassy staff in Tehran due to security concerns and strained relations, signaling a dip in diplomatic engagement.
Fox News pundits are urging President Trump to de-escalate the conflict with Iran, citing political liabilities and economic concerns ahead of the midterms.
A mother-led movement in South Africa targets African immigrants, citing economic pressure. The crusade highlights rising xenophobia, raising humanitarian concerns and challenging regional solidarity amidst high unemployment.
India’s youth-led Cockroach movement continues protests despite police crackdowns in New Delhi. Demanding educational reform, the group uses satire and resilience to challenge authority and seek accountability.
Andy Burnham becomes UK's seventh PM in a decade, promising stability amid economic and political challenges. His task is to restore trust and address cost-of-living pressures with a reflective, steady approach.
Ukraine has launched strikes on major Russian warehouses, aiming to disrupt supply chains and weaken the economic backbone supporting the war effort.
Victorian public school teachers will strike tomorrow over pay and conditions after rejecting a government offer. The action aims to secure better funding and support for public education.
Student protests over exam leaks and education reforms have evolved into a broader national debate, giving India's opposition a rare opportunity to challenge the Modi government.
A royal commission investigates 16 men accused of rocking a rival union’s car in Queensland. The incident highlights alleged intimidation tactics by the CFMEU against the AWU.
Andy Burnham convened his first Cabinet after reshaping Britain's government, pledging to focus on easing living costs while introducing new leadership across key ministries.