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US-Venezuela: From Sanctions to Military Action
The US seized an oil tanker off Venezuela amid longstanding tensions dating back to 2006 sanctions and recent anti-drug operations.
Read moreRSF Says Israel Killed Highest Number of Journalists Again This Year
Reporters Without Borders said that Israel was responsible for nearly half of all journalists killed this year worldwide.
Read moreUS Slashes Work Permit Validity Time for Refugees, Asylum Seekers
Trump's administration cut to 18 months from five years the period of time work permits are valid for refugees, asylum...
Read moreFrustration in Indonesia as Flood Survivors Await Aid
Officials in Indonesia and Sri Lanka battled to reach survivors of deadly flooding in remote regions as the death toll...
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Trump Says to Suspend ‘Third World’ Migration After Troop Killed
Trump said he would suspend migration from what he calls "third world countries," amid an Afghan national allegedly shot two...
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Palestinians Fear New Israeli Settlement Will Wreck Their Town
In a town near Jerusalem, a growing number of Palestinian houses and businesses are receiving demolition and evacuation notices.
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EU, Africa Leaders to Talk Trade and Minerals, as Ukraine Looms Large
European and African leaders gathered for a summit to deepen economic and security ties, with emergency talks on Ukraine also...
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US Court Suspends Releasing Immigration Detainees in Illinois
A US appeals court suspended the release of hundreds of people on bail after they had been arrested by immigration...
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Nearly a Third of Women Face Partner or Sexual Violence: WHO
Nearly one in three women have experienced intimate partner or sexual violence, the World Health Organization said.
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In Reversal, Trump Supports House Vote to Release Epstein Files
US President Trump said he backed lawmakers' efforts to release more files related to sex offender Epstein, despite previous opposition.
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Indigenous Protest Blocks Entrance to UN Climate Summit
Dozens of Indigenous protesters, some holding babies, peacefully blocked the entrance to the UN climate summit in Brazil.
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Iraq’s Sudani Secures ‘Major Victory’ in General Election: Sources Close to PM
Incumbent Iraqi PM al-Sudani, who is vying for a second term, has scored a big win in general elections, sources...
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Amazon Poised to Host Toughest Climate Talks in Years
From Monday, 50,000 COP30 participants will face the challenge of preserving global climate cooperation in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil.
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UN Security Council Votes to Lift Sanctions on Syrian President
The UN Security Council voted in favor of a US resolution to lift sanctions on Syrian President al-Sharaa, ahead of...
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Long-Shot Socialist and Trump Foe Mamdani Becomes Next NY Mayor
Zohran Mamdani's election as New York mayor caps an extraordinary rise for the leftist local lawmaker who emerged from relative...
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NGOs Denounce ‘Intimidation’ Campaign in Tunisia
NGOs in Tunisia say they are facing a campaign of "intimidation" by authorities, who recently suspended the activities of two...
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‘Hundreds Dead’ in Tanzania Post-Election Violence, Says Opposition
Around 700 have been killed in three days of election protests in Tanzania, with protesters still on the streets and...
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Council of Europe Warns of ‘Dictatorship’ Risk in Georgia
Georgia's attempt to ban three main opposition forces risks pushing the country toward a "dictatorship," the Council of Europe said.
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Argentina’s Milei Vows More Reforms After Stunning Election Win
Argentine President Milei celebrates a major midterm win, calling it a turning point for his state-shrinking, pro-market agenda.
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Gaza: Buried Under 61 Million Tones of Rubble
After two years of war, Gaza is buried under more than 61 million tones of debris and three quarters of...
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