After promises to close Assad‑era prisons, Syria’s detention facilities are filling again under the new authorities, with reports of beatings, extortion and abuse as human rights concerns rise.
Mercosur leaders urge a hesitant EU to finalize a 26‑year trade pact while also courting other global partners, underscoring South America’s options amid stalled negotiations.
A passenger bus overturned on a toll road in Central Java, killing at least 15 people and injuring many more. Officials are investigating the cause as emergency teams respond.
Steve Witkoff’s luxury golf club in Miami has hosted back‑to‑back high‑level talks on Ukraine, Gaza and broader peace efforts, drawing delegations from Europe, the Middle East and beyond.
During nearly four years of conflict, Nova Post adapted to war-time conditions, maintained deliveries across Ukraine and beyond, and became a symbol of resilience and growth.
Japan moves to restart the world’s largest nuclear plant at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nearly 15 years after Fukushima, balancing energy goals with deep public memories of the disaster.
Australian police say the Bondi Beach shooting suspect trained with firearms alongside his father, adding complexity to an investigation that has shaken a nation and reopened quiet questions about prevention.
Cambodia and Thailand plan new talks to revive a fragile ceasefire as border fighting enters its third week, drawing regional concern and renewed diplomatic efforts.
Taipei bolsters security at year-end events and transport hubs after a rare knife and smoke-grenade attack killed and wounded civilians, as authorities seek to reassure the public.
Industry experts have welcomed recent NPPF revisions, saying clearer policy language could boost confidence, reduce uncertainty, and support more consistent planning decisions.
Recent footage shared by open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysts showcases Russian forces employing cavalry in a military assault that has reportedly failed. This unconventional tactic has raised eyebrows, prompting discussions about the effectiveness and strategy of Russia's military operations.
The acting director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has reportedly failed a recent polygraph examination, prompting an investigation into career staff associated with the agency. This development raises concerns about security protocols and leadership integrity within a crucial federal agency.
Severe weather conditions have led to tragedy in Redding, California, where one individual has lost their life due to flooding and heavy rainfall. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant as intense storms continue to threaten various regions in Northern California.
The United States has escalated its efforts to enforce sanctions on oil shipments linked to Venezuela, focusing on a tanker reportedly transporting crude oil to the nation amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. This move reflects the U.S. commitment to curtail Venezuela's oil exports, which it views as a critical source of revenue for the Maduro regime.
A top European Union research diplomat has voiced concerns that the United States is undermining its once-dominant position in global scientific leadership. The remarks come amidst recent policy shifts and funding challenges that threaten collaborative research and innovation.
A high-ranking Russian military official was killed in a car bomb explosion in Moscow, stirring tensions as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the attack. This incident marks a significant escalation in violence and could have far-reaching implications for Russia's current military strategies.
A New Jersey police chief has been indicted on serious charges including kidnapping and domestic assault following an incident at a Boston hotel. The allegations have raised significant concerns about conduct among law enforcement officials and the impacts of such actions on community trust.
Kenya is grappling with rapidly rising lake levels, displacing thousands and threatening local ecosystems. Scientists attribute these changes to a combination of climate change, increased rainfall, and human activity, leading to an uncertain future for affected communities.
Fifteen years after the Fukushima disaster, Japan is gearing up to restart the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant, the largest in the world. This decision reflects the nation's ongoing struggle to balance energy needs with safety concerns in a post-Fukushima era.
Residents of a Hyderabad neighbourhood fear backlash and stereotyping after a former local was linked to a deadly attack in Australia, underscoring concerns about collective blame for individual actions.
Trapped for 33 days behind enemy lines in Ukraine, a wounded soldier was evacuated by a remote‑controlled armored ground robot across perilous terrain, showcasing robotics’ new role in battlefield rescues.
Climate change is enabling crop pests to spread, reproduce faster and expand into new regions, intensifying food losses and threatening global agricultural productivity as traditional controls falter.
Amid Iraq’s worst drought in a century and collapsing river flows, Baghdad struck an “oil‑for‑water” deal with Turkey, using oil export revenues to fund water infrastructure — a controversial gamble.
Police and rescue teams continue searching around Inverbervie Beach after an unoccupied fishing boat was found ashore, with the vessel’s occupant still missing amid extensive multi‑agency efforts.