Gulf states are restricting online videos of Iranian attacks, aiming to curb misinformation and maintain stability amid rising regional tensions.
Two humanitarian aid boats heading to Cuba have gone missing, prompting search efforts by Mexican authorities amid uncertainty over their fate.
U.S. senators propose sanctions on Hungary over its resistance to Ukraine support, highlighting tensions within Western alliances and raising questions about unity.
Nepal’s youngest prime minister, Rabi Lamichhane, was sworn in after releasing a rap song promoting unity, reflecting a modern approach to political communication.
IEA chief Fatih Birol suggests the EU consider breaking the link between gas and power prices, sparking debate over market reform and energy stability.
Fires have reappeared at key Russian Baltic oil ports, raising questions about causes, infrastructure resilience, and potential impacts on energy flows.
Iran is expected to respond to a U.S. peace proposal, with the outcome likely to influence ongoing diplomatic efforts and regional dynamics.
Ongoing tensions near Iran risk creating bottlenecks in key shipping routes, potentially affecting global food supply chains and raising concerns over costs and access.
A UN report urges Syria to investigate alleged abuses during deadly clashes with the Druze community, raising concerns over accountability and human rights.
Israeli official Israel Katz warns of intensified strikes on Iran as missile attacks continue, highlighting rising tensions and concerns over further escalation.
Over one million people in Lebanon have been displaced following Israeli evacuation orders, highlighting growing humanitarian concerns amid escalating tensions.
A 25-year-old woman in Spain died through legal euthanasia, prompting national reflection on autonomy, ethics, and the country’s assisted dying law.
In Tayasir in the West Bank, settlers’ attacks and the army’s detention of Palestinians and a CNN crew reflect ongoing tensions over land, identity, and the daily rhythms of life.
Yemen’s Houthi movement has so far restrained from full engagement in the broader Iran war, shaped by domestic priorities and strategic calculation amid regional tensions.
Iran is expected to respond Friday to a 15‑point U.S. peace proposal aimed at ending the Middle East war, with deliberations reflecting complex strategic and diplomatic pressures.
Balendra “Balen” Shah’s rise from rapper and mayor to Nepal’s youngest prime minister echoes a broader generational shift after youth‑led protests, blending culture and politics.
European intelligence believes Russia is supplying drones linked to the Ukraine conflict to Iran, reflecting deeper strategic cooperation and evolving geopolitical dynamics.
Russia is reportedly sending upgraded drones used in the Ukraine war to Iran, reflecting deeper cooperation and raising strategic questions about shared military technology.
In Lviv’s historic heart, a Russian drone assault damaged parts of a UNESCO World Heritage site, injuring civilians and renewing questions about safeguarding cultural legacy amid war.
A reflective recount of Noelia Castillo’s death by legal euthanasia in Spain, her long legal battle, and its resonance on autonomy, suffering, and public discourse.
Ethiopia is heading to elections amid lingering conflict and instability, balancing democratic processes with challenges of security, inclusivity, and post-conflict recovery.
The war involving Iran has warped global oil benchmarks, sending prices sharply higher and distorting traditional pricing measures while supply fears ripple through energy markets and economies.
Ethiopia’s fuel crisis reflects a complex mix of global tensions, reliance on oil routes, domestic inefficiencies, and ongoing reforms aimed at stabilizing supply and pricing.
Ethiopia is advancing an integrated infrastructure strategy, combining transport, energy, and urban planning to support economic growth and improve national connectivity.