Mexico City is sinking by nearly 25 centimeters each year, as new satellite imagery from NASA reveals alarming rates of subsidence, raising concerns about the city’s infrastructure and water crisis.
Narges Mohammadi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, faces a "direct and immediate" threat to her life due to severe health deterioration while imprisoned in Iran, prompting urgent calls for her release to a specialized medical team.
Canada’s stance on a potential Iran conflict has reportedly shifted as US strategic objectives under Trump became clearer, reflecting evolving alliance dynamics.
Aws al-Nasaan was gunned down in broad daylight last week at his school, as Palestinians in the West Bank report almost daily attacks by settlers.
Sinaloa’s governor steps down after being linked to a US drug investigation, marking a political transition amid ongoing cross-border enforcement scrutiny.
The U.S. administration has authorized military sales totaling over $8.6 billion to key Middle Eastern allies, bypassing required congressional oversight. This emergency measure aims to bolster defense capabilities against rising threats amid ongoing regional conflicts, particularly involving Iran. Critics raise concerns about the implications for human rights and congressional authority.
Spirit Airlines has shut down, citing soaring fuel costs tied to Middle East conflict, highlighting how geopolitical tensions ripple through global aviation markets.
Governor Rubén Rocha Moya of Sinaloa, Mexico, announced his temporary resignation following U.S. charges alleging his involvement with the Sinaloa Cartel. The accusations mark a significant escalation in U.S. anti-cartel enforcement efforts targeted at corrupt politicians.
Trump’s claim that a ceasefire could bypass Congress in a potential Iran conflict raises debate over U.S. war powers and constitutional limits on presidential authority.
A senior Iranian military officer has indicated that renewed conflict with the United States is "likely" following President Donald Trump's rejection of Tehran's latest negotiating proposal. The draft, delivered via mediator Pakistan, aimed to address heightened tensions but failed to meet U.S. expectations.
The US Navy’s next 21,000-ton nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine is set for delivery in 2028, marking continued modernization of undersea strategic deterrence.
Seven individuals, including a child and four street vendors, lost their lives when an 8-foot (2.5-meter) wall of the Bowring and Lady Curzon Hospital in Bengaluru collapsed. The incident occurred amidst heavy rainfall and severe weather conditions, as reported by the Karnataka deputy chief minister, D. K. Shivakumar.
Trump’s plan to raise tariffs on EU cars to 25% signals renewed U.S.-EU trade tensions, with potential ripple effects across global automotive supply chains.
The U.S. Navy has set an ambitious timeline to launch its first FF(X) frigate by 2028. This new class of lightweight surface combatants is designed to enhance the Navy's operational capabilities and will be based on the proven Legend-class cutters used by the Coast Guard.
Hamas has concluded its internal voting process in Gaza to select a new leader for its general political bureau. While the voting is now complete, the announcement of the winner has not yet been made. Reports indicate that branches of Hamas in the West Bank and abroad are expected to finalize their voting soon, with results anticipated in the coming week.
Turkish journalist Tuğçe Yılmaz, editor of the Bianet news website, is facing trial in Istanbul over her article discussing the Armenian genocide. Charged with “insulting the Turkish nation and the Republic of Turkey,” her piece featured accounts from Armenian youths about the historical events surrounding the genocide.
The UK Green Party faces internal debate and scrutiny over antisemitism concerns, highlighting broader challenges of accountability and governance within political organizations.
Iran has warned that a renewed conflict with the United States is "likely" after President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Tehran's latest proposal aimed at resolving tensions. The situation escalates as both sides continue to grapple over crucial negotiations involving Iran's nuclear program and maritime shipping.
Thirteen killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, according to the health ministry, as border tensions continue to shape an already fragile regional landscape.
Israel has announced a controversial allocation of $730 million to its national public diplomacy directorate, aimed at countering its deteriorating global image amid accusations of genocide and apartheid. This funding marks a drastic increase from previous budgets, reflecting an intensified effort to reshape international perceptions.
The European Union has issued a strong condemnation of Palestinian Authority educational materials, highlighting issues of antisemitism and the glorification of jihad. The EU's latest resolutions call for any funding to the PA to be contingent upon the removal of such content from textbooks, reinforcing its stance on supportive educational practices that promote peace and tolerance.
Rising global tensions and stalled diplomacy raise fears of resumed conflict, as international efforts struggle to maintain fragile ceasefires amid escalating pressures.
The killing of a young girl has ignited a wave of anger and unrest in Australia, leading to vigilante justice and violent clashes between citizens and police. The outrage stems from perceived failures in law enforcement, prompting community members to take matters into their own hands in seeking justice.
Six Australians detained after a Gaza-bound flotilla was intercepted by Israel have been released, highlighting ongoing tensions around access to the territory.