Switzerland will vote on capping its population at ten million by 2050, raising questions about growth, immigration, and the preservation of its Alpine way of life.
Denmark will send four F‑35 jets to NATO’s Arctic Sentry, reinforcing allied presence in the Arctic and highlighting collective vigilance in the region’s vast, quiet expanses.
Law enforcement, including FBI and sheriff’s vehicles, blocked a road near Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson home Friday night as part of the ongoing investigation into her disappearance, with authorities limiting details.
Law enforcement activity, including roadblocks and forensic teams, is underway near Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson home as the FBI and sheriff’s department intensify their investigation into her disappearance.
Ukraine’s foreign minister urged Europe to integrate Ukraine into its new security architecture, emphasizing shared responsibility and partnership in shaping the continent’s future defense.
A British Columbia school shooting suspect allegedly created violent simulations on Roblox, renewing debate over online moderation and “gamified violence.”
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President Trump threatened to issue an executive order mandating voter identification for the 2026 midterms if Congress fails to pass related election legislation, part of an ongoing debate over election rules.
A gas explosion in a residential building in Qom killed one person and injured five, local fire officials confirmed.
Mali has renewed Barrick Gold’s Loulo mining license for ten years, securing continued operations amid regulatory reforms and economic reliance on gold exports.
DP World’s longtime chairman and CEO, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, was replaced after U.S. Justice Department-released Epstein files revealed extensive, explicit emails between him and Jeffrey Epstein.
India and Brazil are advancing a joint mineral extraction deal to strengthen resource security and deepen economic cooperation.
Canadian leaders, including PM Mark Carney and opposition head Pierre Poilievre, held hands at a candlelight vigil in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., honoring victims of a deadly school shooting and showing unity in grief.
President Trump threatened to issue an executive order mandating voter identification for the 2026 midterms if Congress fails to pass related election legislation, part of an ongoing debate over election rules.
U.S. military plans are being prepared for a potential multi-week campaign against Iran, with forces deployed to the Middle East and diplomacy ongoing to avert conflict.
Chinese skiers are favoring domestic resorts over Japan as political tensions and improved local infrastructure reshape winter travel trends.
New UK border rules require dual citizens to travel on a British passport or obtain a costly certificate, leaving many, like Gabrielle, scrambling to adjust travel plans before enforcement on 25 February.
Funding talks over Homeland Security faltered amid disagreement on immigration enforcement reforms, leading to a partial DHS shutdown affecting agencies such as TSA and FEMA while some operations continue.
Thousands of people marched in cities worldwide on a global day of action in solidarity with protests in Iran, carrying flags, chants, and demands for freedom and democratic change.
President Trump said that a change in power in Iran “would be the best thing that could happen,” as the U.S. boosts military presence and continues diplomacy on nuclear and regional issues.
European military leaders warn that more troops may be needed to deter Russia, prompting renewed debate over recruitment, reserves, and long-term defense readiness.
One year after Munich, Europe’s focus broadens from security toward competitiveness, as leaders weigh how economic strength and innovation support long-term resilience.
Stroll says Aston Martin’s 2026 car sits around four‑plus seconds off top teams in Bahrain testing, with focus now on improvements ahead of Australia.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged stronger European defense and a renewed U.S.–Europe partnership at the Munich Security Conference, opening talks on a European nuclear shield.