Australia’s royal commission into antisemitism seeks truth and cohesion after the Bondi Beach terror attack that exposed deepening divisions within the nation’s social fabric.
MPs adopted a strikingly open tone toward Prince Andrew, calling for transparency and accountability while stopping short of demanding major constitutional change.
A woman in the UK has drawn attention by refusing to pay her water bills for three consecutive years, citing ongoing sewage spills as the primary reason for her protest.
Trump’s resorts, including Mar-a-Lago, have evolved into informal centers of political access and influence, where business, power, and presence merge under the guise of hospitality.
Russia has restructured its economy around war production, achieving stability through control and sacrifice but eroding civilian life and long-term growth.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel comes at a crucial time as tensions escalate between the U.S. and Iran, signaling a potential shift in regional alliances.
Israel’s opposition leader Yair Lapid spoke of a broader regional vision rooted in heritage and faith, balancing symbolic reflection with political restraint.
Rob Jetten became the Netherlands’ first openly gay and youngest prime minister, joined by his fiancé, Olympic athlete Nicolás Keenan, in a calm yet historic inauguration.
Reports have emerged accusing Russia of facilitating the movement of migrants into Europe using a network of secret tunnels, raising international concerns about the implications for border security.
As the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year, children learn survival and defense skills in school, balancing preparedness with the persistence of youth and hope.
The Zero Line: Inside Russia’s War captures raw testimonies from Russians caught within the conflict, revealing the inner collapse of a military consumed by fear and control.
Pakistan and Afghan forces exchanged fire after Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan, deepening border tensions as both sides blamed each other for the clashes.
The Tisza party, Hungary's main opposition, is reportedly widening its lead over Prime Minister Orban's Fidesz party as the nation approaches crucial elections.
The UK announced its largest sanctions package since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, targeting energy, finance, and transport networks that sustain the war economy.
In the wake of escalating violence tied to the assassination of a prominent cartel leader, Mexican authorities have pledged to ensure safety for attendees at the upcoming World Cup.
ICC judges are hearing charges against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, accused of crimes against humanity linked to his anti-drug campaign.
Updated UK border guidance reiterates that dual nationals must use valid British passports to enter, prompting confusion and criticism from some travelers.
Four years after Russia’s invasion, Ukraine endures deep losses, displacement, and resilience as the war continues to shape every corner of daily life.
Lebanon says it received warnings that Israel could target its airport if tensions escalate, urging restraint as fears of wider conflict grow.
Prime Minister Carney is set to travel to India, Australia, and Japan as part of a strategic initiative to diversify Canada's trade relationships and reduce dependency on the United States.
After reports of AI-generated abusive imagery, OpenAI and Google strengthened safeguards in their systems to prevent non-consensual or harmful visual content.
As the Ukraine war reaches four years, Australia expands sanctions on Russian individuals and entities, reinforcing coordinated international pressure.
Ukrainian authorities have successfully evacuated an injured family from the Kupiansk district after enduring three days of intense Russian drone threats that obstructed rescue efforts.
A suicide bombing outside Moscow’s Savyolovsky rail station killed a police officer and the attacker, leaving others injured as authorities investigate.