AU Chairperson meets South Sudan’s Deputy Foreign Minister Akuei Bona Malwal, emphasizing continued dialogue and cooperation to support peace and stability.
The European Union is on the brink of designating Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization. France's unexpected support for this move marks a significant shift in policy and is expected to pave the way for new sanctions in response to Iran's violent crackdown on protests.
Amid protests in Minneapolis following fatal federal enforcement shootings, U.S. leaders adopted softer rhetoric and dialogue to ease tensions and seek collaboration between federal and local authorities.
The German Federal Foreign Office has issued a travel advisory for the United States, specifically cautioning citizens about ongoing protests and violent clashes, particularly in cities like Minneapolis, following recent immigration enforcement operations.
Taiwan plans to list Nipah virus infection as a statutory disease by March, with health experts urging six protective measures to lower risk as global cases prompt heightened vigilance.
The ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has pledged to legalize the use of maiden names after marriage rather than adopting a system allowing separate surnames for couples. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has voiced strong opposition to separate surnames, citing the preservation of traditional family values.
Taiwan’s legislature has not yet reviewed a Taiwan-U.S. tariff agreement because the finalized text has not been submitted, leaving lawmakers with no bill to examine despite public debate.
The Dutch Parliament is voicing significant concerns regarding the proposed acquisition of Solvinity, the company providing infrastructure for DigiD, by the U.S.-based firm Kyndryl. Lawmakers fear this deal could compromise national security and invade citizens' privacy.
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art announced it will return three bronze sculptures to India following revelations that they were illegally removed from temples in Tamil Nadu. One of the sculptures will remain in the U.S. on long-term loan for continued exhibition.
Australia is experiencing a severe heatwave, with temperatures reaching alarming highs. Parts of Victoria recorded 48.9°C, while rural towns in New South Wales and Queensland are expected to come close to 50°C, breaking historical records and putting communities at risk.
A small plane operated by Colombia’s state-owned airline Satena crashed in the rural area of Norte de Santander, resulting in the tragic loss of all 15 people onboard, including member of congress Diógenes Quintero.
The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START), between the United States and Russia, is scheduled to expire on February 5th, 2026. This marks a significant shift in nuclear arms control, as it will be the first time in the early 70's that there will be no legally binding limits on US and Russian strategic nuclear weapons.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaking at a parliamentary podium in Ottawa with flags in the background.
The Department of Work and Pension (DWP) was told that it would not be given the time in parliament to reform the benefit system until next year, at the earliest. This was due to fears of backbench rebellions.
False and AI-manipulated images of Alex Pretti have spread online after his fatal shooting, with fact-checkers confirming misleading content that does not reflect verified footage or facts.
The British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, aims to reset relations with China during his historic visit to the country in January 2026, emphasizing economic cooperation while addressing concerns about human rights and security issues.
The recent downfall of General Zhang Youxia, a key military leader and an ally of President Xi Jinping, plunged China's military into chaos, sparking discussions about the future of Taiwan and increasing the risk of miscalculation in decisions related to Taiwan.
A small Satena aircraft en route from Cúcuta to Ocaña crashed in northeastern Colombia, killing all 15 aboard, including a lawmaker and a congressional candidate.
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer says discussions with the United States about the Chagos Islands agreement continue amid strategic and diplomatic considerations.
Albania’s AI minister, designed to fight corruption, faces controversy as its creators are accused of wrongdoing, raising questions about technology and accountability.
Germany and France propose a “two-speed” EU, allowing faster integration for some members while accommodating others, aiming to overcome policy inertia.
A shadow war in Ukraine exploits teenagers through coercion and propaganda, highlighting the hidden human cost of the ongoing conflict.
Russian strikes across Ukraine, including near Kyiv, kill civilians and disrupt daily life, highlighting the human toll amid continued conflict.
Oxfam refuses to share Palestinian staff details with Israel, prioritizing the safety of its personnel amid the complex realities of Gaza.