Hungarian opposition leader has condemned the release of a compromising sex tape as a targeted smear campaign, characterizing the tactics as reminiscent of Russian disinformation strategies.
Petrol and other fuel prices in Pakistan are projected to rise from February 16, with petrol up by around Rs4.39/litre and diesel by about Rs5.40/litre, pending official approval.
The UK Foreign Office says Alexey Navalny was poisoned with a deadly toxin found in the skin of Ecuadorian dart frogs, adding new details to the high-profile case.
New research reveals the Maya civilization was more widespread and enduring than previously thought, with hidden cities, sustained populations, and sophisticated systems reshaping our historical understanding.
Italy is investigating a second case of suspected deliberate damage to its railway infrastructure, heightening concerns over transport security.
Barack Obama compared alleged “rogue behavior” by ICE in Minnesota to dictatorships, stirring debate over immigration enforcement, accountability, and the fragility of democratic norms.
Iran says the IAEA cannot conduct routine inspections at certain facilities due to safety, security concerns, and the absence of a specific mechanism.
Ukrainian forces have reportedly destroyed nearly 50% of Russia's critical Pantsir air defense systems, marking a significant development in the ongoing conflict and raising concerns over Russia's air defense capabilities.
A university has decided to expel a student who publicly demanded accountability following a devastating fire in Hong Kong, sparking widespread debate over academic freedom and student activism.
The India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup clash in Colombo went ahead after boycott fears, offering Sri Lanka a major economic and hosting boost with sold‑out tickets and rising tourism interest.
Ahead of April elections, Hungary’s Viktor Orban says the EU threatens national sovereignty more than Russia, sharpening debates over identity, power, and Hungary’s place in Europe.
European nations say Alexei Navalny was poisoned with a rare dart frog toxin, alleging Kremlin involvement and reviving global questions about power, accountability, and dissent in Russia.
Nicaragua’s recent visa policy change ends the period when its open entry for Cuban citizens served as a transit corridor — and a lucrative route — for migrants traveling toward the United States.
The repeal of an Obama-era climate rule shifts power from federal oversight to states, reshaping how the U.S. approaches carbon emissions, energy markets, and climate responsibility.
Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz says riverine katcha areas of Rahim Yar Khan and Rajanpur have been fully cleared of dacoits, with hundreds surrendering and law enforcement restoring order.
At the Munich Security Conference, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed unwavering confidence in the alliance's military strength, declaring that NATO is fully prepared to thwart any potential Russian attack. Rutte emphasized the urgency of maintaining this strategic advantage in the coming years.
Palestinians say Israel’s new West Bank plans deepen territorial fragmentation, making hopes for an independent state feel increasingly distant as geography and politics continue to tighten.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has described proposals to withdraw Ukrainian forces from Donetsk Oblast as “dangerous,” asserting that Russia's ambitions extend far beyond just Donbas. He emphasized that the occupation of this region is the bare minimum goal that Moscow aims to present as a victory, warning that such concessions could lead to further aggression.
The U.S. Defense Department says American forces boarded the vessel Veronica III overnight, without providing further operational details.
Motorbike raids on rural villages in northern Nigeria left at least 30 people dead, underscoring the persistent insecurity facing remote communities and the fragile rhythms of daily life.
Islamabad United replaced Shamar Joseph with Zimbabwean pacer Blessing Muzarabani ahead of PSL 2026, with the move agreed by mutual consent and pending formal approval.
Luis Rengifo has agreed to a one‑year, $3.5 million contract with the Milwaukee Brewers, including incentives and a mutual option, bringing veteran infield versatility to the National League.
Hundreds protested in Kuala Lumpur, calling for the arrest of Malaysia’s anti-graft chief following reports alleging improper shareholdings and abuse of power.
Iran is exploring potential agreements with the United States concerning energy, mining, and aircraft purchases as both nations prepare for a new round of negotiations aimed at resolving long-standing disputes over Tehran's nuclear program. An Iranian diplomat emphasized the need for mutual economic benefits to ensure the agreement's durability.