The U.S. ambassador has called violent Israeli settlers “terrorists” following weeks of unrest and escalating tensions in the West Bank.
Putin and Zelenskyy reportedly agreed to pause strikes on Kyiv and Moscow while holding talks with U.S. envoys temporarily today.
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An Australian man faces charges over allegedly antisemitic threats directed at a Zionist council, prompting concerns about community safety and hate speech.
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US officials allege COSCO collected intelligence for Beijing using concealed equipment, intensifying scrutiny of the Chinese shipping company’s global operations.
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Singapore police are investigating allegedly racist online comments linked to a Nepal-Tibet disaster and Air India, officials say amid outrage.
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow as Washington renews efforts to negotiate peace directly.
A whistle-blower alleges that ICE skipped basic background checks to accelerate recruitment, raising concerns about agent integrity and the balance between speed and security in hiring.
A Mississippi police chief was fired for alleged racial slurs in texts, complicating the community’s response to the fatal shooting of a one-year-old boy and raising concerns about departmental integrity.
Analysis suggests Trump’s "Economic D-Day" against Iran faces challenges due to Tehran’s resilience, global market interdependencies, and the limited efficacy of broad sanctions.
Six charts illustrate Canada’s incoming countertariffs on U.S. goods, detailing targeted sectors, timelines, revenue estimates, and economic impacts to clarify the strategic response to American trade policies.
Prince Hisahito turns twenty, marking his entry into adult imperial duties, while the Japanese government reinforces male-only succession rules amidst ongoing public debate over gender equality in the monarchy.
A Toronto father is seeking justice after his twin sons were allegedly manhandled by police at a McDonald’s, sparking public outcry and an internal police review.
Thousands of University of Toronto workers are positioned to strike on the first day of classes, threatening disruptions to lectures and services amid ongoing wage and condition negotiations.
Exit polls show the far-right AfD party winning the vote in Germany’s Saxony-Anhalt state, reflecting growing voter dissatisfaction and shifting political dynamics in the region.
Germany is planning an anti-sabotage shield to protect critical infrastructure after a drone attack disrupted airport operations, aiming to enhance security against emerging aerial threats.
U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held talks in Ukraine after meeting with Vladimir Putin, signaling ongoing backchannel diplomatic efforts to address the conflict.
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow a new mail ballot rule to take effect before the midterms, sparking debate over election integrity and voter accessibility.
Russia’s Minister Lavrov called accusations linking Moscow to the Leipzig drone incident the “start of a real war,” TASS reports.
U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Kyiv after holding talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
Suspected Boko Haram insurgents targeted an APC governorship convoy in Borno with an IED blast; security forces repelled the attack, ensuring no casualties among the entourage.
Former minister Charles Perrottet denied telling his brother, then-Premier Dominic Perrottet, to appoint a specific cabinet minister, as the ICAC investigates allegations of improper influence in New South Wales politics.
Spotify co-founder Martin Lorentzon says he would leave Sweden if the country introduces a wealth tax, citing concerns over investment.
Iran warned it would respond with greater force if the United States launches additional attacks, escalating tensions between both countries.
The EU is preparing new sanctions targeting a North Korean camp where Russia allegedly sends abducted Ukrainian children, reports say.