American streamer Johnny Somali is sentenced to prison in South Korea after disruptive livestream-related incidents, sparking debate on online behavior and public law.
Nine people were killed in a second school shooting in two days in Türkiye, prompting national shock and renewed focus on school safety.
Israel sidelines France in Lebanon diplomacy and pauses arms purchases, signaling a subtle shift in relations amid ongoing regional tensions.
Mediators are working to extend a fragile U.S.-Iran cease-fire, aiming to sustain dialogue and prevent renewed escalation in a tense regional landscape.
Sudan enters its fourth year of war, with officials warning of an “abandoned crisis” as humanitarian needs grow and global attention remains limited.
Hungary’s prime minister-elect pledges to suspend state media “propaganda,” signaling potential shifts in media independence and political communication.
Iran reports continued oil tanker transit through the Strait of Hormuz despite U.S. restrictions, highlighting tensions in a critical global energy corridor.
Pope Francis visits Cameroon as separatists declare a brief ceasefire, creating a moment of stillness in a conflict-marked nation.
King Charles III’s planned U.S. visit aims to strengthen ties and rebuild rapport with Donald Trump, signaling a renewed effort to reinforce the UK–U.S. relationship.
Tropical Cyclone Sinlaku caused damage and flooding in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, disrupting infrastructure and prompting recovery efforts.
Spanish archaeologists have uncovered multiple ancient shipwrecks in the Bay of Gibraltar, revealing well-preserved remains that deepen understanding of historic maritime routes.
Iran reportedly used a Chinese-built satellite to monitor and potentially target U.S. bases, highlighting the growing role of space-based intelligence in global security.
The EU is introducing an age verification app to limit children’s access to social media, aiming to improve online safety while balancing privacy and digital rights.
China is preparing potential economic countermeasures ahead of a summit with Donald Trump, signaling strategic positioning before high-level U.S.-China talks.
Keir Starmer resists pressure from Donald Trump to join action against Iran, emphasizing a cautious UK approach rooted in diplomacy and restraint.
Reports say Iran used a Chinese-built satellite to monitor and potentially target U.S. bases in the Middle East, highlighting growing reliance on space-based intelligence.
Reports say an Iranian-operated, Chinese-built satellite has tracked U.S. bases, reflecting the growing role of space-based surveillance in global security dynamics.
A 1,200-year record of Japan’s cherry blossoms continues after the death of a key scientist, preserving a vital cultural and climate archive.
Reports suggest Iran may be using Chinese satellite assistance to enhance surveillance of U.S. assets, reflecting evolving space-based intelligence capabilities.
A new digital database allows users to check if ancestors were members of the Nazi Party, offering a personal and complex window into historical records.
A Rohingya survivor recounts a deadly boat tragedy in the Andaman Sea, where at least 250 remain missing, highlighting the human toll of dangerous migration journeys.
A migrant boat sank in the Andaman Sea, leaving at least 250 Rohingya and Bangladeshi passengers missing, highlighting ongoing risks of maritime migration.
Japan will join Balikatan exercises with 1,400 troops and Type 88 missiles, marking expanded regional military cooperation and preparedness in the Indo-Pacific.
The EU’s new Entry/Exit System is causing delays of up to three hours at airports, as biometric checks replace passport stamps during its early rollout phase.