Tens of thousands of Czechs rallied in Prague and beyond to support President Petr Pavel amid a dispute over a controversial cabinet appointment and broader political tensions.
Russia has shifted its strike focus from Ukraine’s energy infrastructure to transport routes and logistics, disrupting railways and highways key to civilian movement and commerce.
Coordinated militant attacks in Balochistan have deepened insecurity and complicated Pakistan’s commitments to Chinese investments and U.S. engagements under President Trump’s policy framework.
Laura Fernández wins Costa Rica’s presidency in a first-round victory, promising security reforms and deeper change, reflecting a broader right-ward shift in Latin American politics.
A wild bull elephant in Thailand’s Khao Yai National Park has now been linked to three fatal attacks on people, including the death of a 65-year-old tourist on a morning walk.
A 13-year-old boy in Western Australia swam for four hours through rough seas to get help for his mother and siblings after they were swept out to sea, prompting a rescue.
Newly released U.S. Justice Department documents, including emails and financial records, revealed deeper ties between Peter Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein, prompting political fallout in the U.K.
In a hotly contested New York district, GOP Rep. Mike Lawler faced jeers, pointed questions, and frustrations from constituents at his first town hall of the year, reflecting deep local concerns.
U.S. and Iran plan nuclear talks Friday in Istanbul as diplomatic efforts intensify amid a significant U.S. military buildup in the Middle East and persistent tensions.
Federal law does not allow the president to compel cities to enforce immigration law; cooperation with ICE remains voluntary and bounded by constitutional limits.
Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Groundhog Day, signaling—according to tradition—six more weeks of winter, a moment that blends folklore and seasonal anticipation.
Rafah border crossing reopens between Gaza and Egypt, offering temporary relief to those seeking aid, medical treatment, and a chance to escape. Its future remains uncertain, yet it provides hope.
As the House scrambles to prevent a government shutdown, Donald Trump’s call to close the Kennedy Center for two years highlights parallel debates over funding, priorities, and interruption.
Rodrigo Chaves Fernández wins Costa Rica’s presidency, marking a rightward shift in the nation’s politics. His conservative policies promise economic reform but raise concerns about deeper societal divisions in Costa Rica and Latin America.
Global NGOs defy Israel’s ban on MSF in Gaza, pledging to continue delivering humanitarian aid despite threats. Their commitment underscores the life-or-death stakes for Gaza’s most vulnerable.
Tens of thousands of Czech citizens have rallied in support of President Miloš Zeman amid a heated cabinet dispute. The growing divide raises concerns about the future of Czech democracy and governance.
India’s new budget under Prime Minister Modi seeks to shield the country from external pressures, particularly from U.S. policies under Donald Trump. The focus on self-reliance and strategic industries could change India's economic trajectory, but the long-term effectiveness of this approach remains uncertain.
The IDF has struck a Hezbollah militant in Southern Lebanon, escalating tensions in the volatile region. While the strike is part of ongoing Israeli efforts to counter Hezbollah’s presence, it risks further destabilizing the already fragile peace.
As 2027 looms, APC figures say groundwork is underway out of public view, while opposition voices dominate the airwaves, highlighting contrasting approaches to Nigeria’s political future.
Mario Draghi urges the EU to evolve into a "genuine federation" to avoid deindustrialization and economic decline. He advocates for stronger central institutions and a unified approach to defense and economic challenges.
Nancy Guthrie, 84-year-old mother of “Today” host Savannah Guthrie, is missing in Arizona. Authorities describe her home as a crime scene as a broad search continues.
A Russian cargo plane’s arrival in Cuba, mirroring the buildup in Venezuela, signals a shift in Latin American geopolitics. As tensions rise between Russia and the U.S., this move highlights Russia’s efforts to challenge American influence in the region.
Ukraine’s Air Force reveals a critical shortage in air defense, with only two missiles operational instead of six. The shortfall highlights the strain on resources and the urgent need for international support.
A tourist has been killed by a wild elephant in a Thai national park, the third fatal incident linked to the same animal, prompting renewed debate over safety and conservation.