Hungary’s reckoning with Viktor Orbán’s alleged corrupt system is accelerating as high-profile arrests intensify political pressure ahead of elections.
South Korean President Lee warns of possible measures against Ukraine over a prisoner dispute and demands an official apology publicly.
Officials say the suspect in the FlyDubai incident had previously been identified as a potential security risk before the event
A National Guardsman has been arrested in Washington, D.C., for allegedly carrying a pistol without the required permit, authorities say.
Mozambican President Chapo visits Botswana, reaffirming cooperation, signing agreements, and announcing plans for air links and stronger economic ties.
A federal judge rules the DOJ cannot reinstate an IRS-abated tax penalty, finding the unilateral abatement was not a compromise under Section 7122(a).
Iranian protester Mehdi Nami was sentenced to death after a Tehran court accused him of allegedly acting for hostile governments
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Zelenskyy says Japan has provided Ukraine with $20 billion in aid since the war began, highlighting Tokyo’s continued support.
Brazil’s attorney general says foreign meddling cannot be tolerated after plans linked to Trump reportedly seek funding for opposition groups.
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Former National Party minister De-Anne Kelly is revealed as a co-founder of an offshore casino, prompting scrutiny of her activities.
Putin warns the West over Kaliningrad tensions while acknowledging Ukrainian strikes have reduced Russia’s GDP by approximately one percent.
South Korea disputes Trump’s claim that it agreed to invest in an Alaska LNG project, adding uncertainty to trade discussions.
Britain is consulting European allies on releasing emergency diesel reserves as energy prices surge and Washington pressures Germany and France.
Judge denies defense motion seeking Lindsay Clancy’s acquittal, citing insufficient evidence to support a not-guilty finding in the case.
Pentagon launches Office of Religious Affairs, set to report directly to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, officials say under new plans.
NATO’s secretary general says Europe is not at peace, warning that security threats continue to challenge Europe today and beyond.
The Pentagon’s cyber incentive model promised a new era, but troops now fear the changes could bring significant pay cuts.
School protests in France have escalated into urban violence, prompting the prime minister to convene a crisis cabinet meeting amid tensions.
An AP review found Ken Paxton made more than 275 out-of-state trips since 2015, with at least $1.9 million in taxpayer-funded security travel expenses.
A UK tribunal overturned Naomi Campbell’s five-year charity trustee ban, finding that serious financial misconduct at Fashion for Relief had been concealed from her.
Trump has been publicly discussed as a 2026 Nobel Peace Prize candidate, but the committee keeps nominations confidential and will announce its decision October 9.
Eritrea cut diplomatic ties with Ethiopia after Addis Ababa closed its embassy in Asmara and expelled 10 Eritrean diplomats amid renewed fighting.
Russia ordered Hungarian diplomats to leave after Budapest expelled 10 Russian diplomats, highlighting a shift in Hungary’s relationship with Moscow.
Japan raised its permanent residency fee from ¥10,000 to ¥200,000 as broader immigration rules tighten amid debate over the country’s growing foreign population.