The recent terrorism conviction of several Serbian individuals has sparked a significant political divide, with Belgrade condemning the ruling while Kosovo MPs have celebrated the judiciary's decision as a step towards accountability.
A standout AFL performance is overshadowed by injury concerns and tactical shifts affecting match dynamics.
Anzac Day trading restrictions across Australia reflect a balance between remembrance and daily economic activity.
British fighter jets successfully intercepted and shot down Russian drones operating in Ukrainian airspace, showcasing the UK's commitment to supporting Ukraine in its defense against external aggression.
Australia’s government faces criticism over plans to reject a gas export tax, highlighting tensions in energy policy and economic priorities.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas asserted that the European Union's mutual assistance clause complements rather than contradicts NATO obligations, emphasizing the importance of both organizations in ensuring collective security.
the Dutch ambassador to Armenia participated in a memorial event dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide, reinforcing the Netherlands' commitment to acknowledging historical atrocities.
Sweden's parliament hosted a poignant ceremony to commemorate Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. This event marked the ongoing recognition and remembrance of the atrocities faced by the Armenian people during the early 20th century.
France officially announced its decision to migrate government workstations from Microsoft Windows to Linux, with goals to enhance digital sovereignty and reduce dependence on U.S. technology companies. This move reflects a broader trend among European nations prioritizing control over their digital infrastructures.
The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which aimed to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill patients, has failed to pass due to time constraints in the House of Lords. Despite this setback, supporters plan to reintroduce the bill in future parliamentary sessions.
A man faces charges after allegedly assaulting a flight attendant and passenger on an Australian flight.
A court in Kosovo recently sentenced two ethnic Serbs to life imprisonment and another to 30 years for their roles in a deadly armed attack described as a "terrorist" incident in September 2023. The attack, which resulted in the deaths of four people, including a police officer, heightened tensions in the region.
Authorities identify the sniper in the 2020 killing of Nick Martin, marking a key development in a long-running investigation.
A report from the Norwegian Refugee Council claims that Israeli soldiers and settlers are employing sexual violence as a tactic to coerce Palestinians into fleeing their homes in the occupied West Bank. This strategy is described as part of a broader campaign for forcible displacement.
Ceasefire extension and naval actions highlight fragile stability and ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
A U.S. Army soldier, Master Sergeant Gannon Ken Van Dyke, charged with insider trading related to betting on the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, was reportedly blocked from opening an account on the prediction market platform Kalshi, according to a source familiar with the matter. This incident highlights the regulatory inconsistencies between competing prediction platforms.
More than 30 wild sloths have died following their capture and transportation to Sloth World, a planned tourist attraction in Florida. State inspections reveal that the living conditions were inadequate, leading to the deaths of these animals who suffered from cold, confinement, and extreme stress.
Argentine livestock exports grew by 8% in April as global beef demand stabilized, with a notable increase in premium chilled cuts sent to major Asian and European markets.
Argentina has proposed a new framework to strengthen Mercosur by reducing internal tariffs and streamlining customs, aiming for deeper regional economic integration and improved global trade positioning.
A Houston Police Department lieutenant has been arrested for allegedly sending explicit sexual images to an undercover detective posing as a teenage girl. Lt. Quoc Viet Ngo, aged 50, was confronted on Friday as he drove to a location where he believed he would meet the girl, who was actually an officer involved in a sting operation targeting online predators.
Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale formation has achieved record-breaking production and export levels in early 2026, strengthening the nation’s role as a major global energy provider.
The Central Bank of Argentina has opted to hold interest rates steady, prioritizing financial stability and a cautious approach to inflation management amid shifting economic forecasts.
Argentina and India’s foreign ministers concluded high-level talks in New Delhi, successfully deepening bilateral cooperation across energy, agriculture, and technology for long-term growth.
China's Ministry of Commerce has announced a ban on the export of dual-use items to seven European entities linked to arms sales to Taiwan. This action, described as a rare instance of Europe-targeted sanctions, underscores escalating tensions concerning Taiwan and China’s national security interests.