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Ecuador President Marches in Protest Against Constitutional Court
Ecuador's president protested against the Constitutional Court, the court said the attack threatened the independence of the judges.
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Spain Orders Town to Scrap Motion Restricting Muslim Festivities
Spain's leftist government ordered a town to drop a ban on religious celebrations aimed at blocking longstanding Muslim festivities.
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India Faces Tough Choices Under US Tariff Pressure
India faces an ultimatum from the US with major political and economic ramifications: end purchases of Russian oil or face painful...
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Death Toll in Yemen Migrant Shipwreck Tops 90
More than 90 people were killed when a migrant boat sank off Yemen's coast, officials and the International Organization for...
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Bangladesh Ex-PM Palace Becomes Revolution Museum
The former official residence of Bangladesh's ousted prime minister Hasina was turned into a museum as a lasting reminder of...
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Impact of US Tariffs Varies Across European Union
The US is imposing tariffs on all EU countries starting August 1, but the impact will vary based on each...
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Huge Quake off Russia Sparks Pacific Tsunami Warnings
A powerful earthquake hit Russia's Far East, triggering tsunamis and evacuations across the Pacific, from Hawaii to Japan.
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Meta to Ban Political Ads in EU Due to Bloc’s ‘Unworkable’ Rules
Meta said it will be forced to ban political advertising on its platforms in the European Union from October because...
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More Than 100 NGOs Warn ‘Mass Starvation’ Spreading Across Gaza
More than 100 aid organizations and human rights groups warned that "mass starvation" was spreading in Gaza.
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World’s Major Courts Take Growing Role in Climate Fight
The world's top court is poised to tell governments what their legal obligations are to tackle global warming.
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Brazil’s Lula Calls Trump’s Tariff Threat ‘Unacceptable Blackmail’
Brazilian President slammed Trump's threat to impose 50 percent tariffs on Latin America's largest economy as "unacceptable blackmail."
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Sweden Cuts Red Tape for Changing Legal Gender
Sweden has removed some of the restrictions for changing gender legally and how it appears on official documents.
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EU Ministers Weigh Response to Latest Trump Tariff Threat
EU ministers will debate the bloc's approach to trade talks with the US, as Brussels scrambles to head off 30-percent...
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UN Says US Sanctions on Expert Sets ‘Dangerous Precedent,’ Must Be Reversed
Washington put sanctions on a special rapporteur of the UN Human Rights Council, Francesca Albanese for criticizing US policy on...
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ICC Seeks Arrest of Taliban Leaders Over Persecution of Women
The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for two senior Taliban leaders in Afghanistan over the persecution of women and...
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Nairobi Tense as Kenya Marks Democracy Uprising
Kenya marked its fight for democracy on Monday, with police blocking main roads in Nairobi ahead of potential protests.
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Trump Wins ‘Phenomenal’ Victory as Congress Passes Flagship Bill
US President Trump boasted of a "phenomenal victory" after Congress narrowly passed his signature tax and spending bill.
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US Senate Edges Towards Vote on Trump’s Divisive Spending Bill
US senators to vote on Trump's "big beautiful" spending bill, with the president voicing confidence despite obstacles with his own...
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Hong Kong’s Dragnet Widens 5 Years After National Security Law
Monday marks five years since Beijing imposed a national security law after widespread and sometimes violent pro-democracy protests.
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Lawsuits Against Climate Action on the Rise: Report
Legal efforts to block or unwind action on climate change are rising across the globe, particularly in the US.
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