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PoliticsQatar Reaffirms Commitment to Healing Libya's Deep Political Rifts
Qatar's minister of state has visited Benghazi to pledge support for ending Libya's longstanding political division and implementing a new election pact.
Breaking NewsDutch Court Sentences Rwandan Man to Life in Prison for 1994 Genocide Atrocities
A Dutch court has sentenced a Rwandan man known as Eugene N to life in prison for war crimes and genocide committed during the 1994 atrocities in Rwanda.
Breaking NewsTragic Israeli Strike in Southern Lebanon Kills Newlywed and Wounds Six
An Israeli air strike in southern Lebanon's Nabatieh district killed a newlywed woman and wounded six others, as military exchanges between Israel and Hezbollah continue to escalate.
Breaking NewsAgonizing Wait for Families as Search Continues Following Nepal-Tibet Flood
Families face an agonizing wait for news of missing loved ones following the Nepal-Tibet flood, as captured in a recent video report.
PoliticsFormer ICE Agent Charged in Minnesota Shooting Released from Texas Jail After Extradition Stalemate
Former ICE agent Christian Castro, charged with shooting a Venezuelan man during a Minnesota immigration raid, was released from a Texas jail after the state declined to process his extradition.
Breaking NewsRatko Mladic, Known as the 'Butcher of Bosnia', Dies at 84
Ratko Mladic, historically referred to as the 'Butcher of Bosnia', has died at the age of 84.
PoliticsRatko Mladic, Notorious Bosnian Serb Commander Convicted of Srebrenica Genocide, Dies in Prison at 84
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military commander convicted of genocide for the Srebrenica massacre and war crimes during the Bosnian war, has died in prison at age 84.
Breaking NewsHigh-Ranking Russian Military Officer Killed in St Petersburg Car Explosion
A Russian military serviceman was killed and his wife injured after their car exploded in the Pushkinsky suburb of St Petersburg, marking the latest in a series of targeted vehicle blasts amid the war in Ukraine.
PoliticsSix Months of Conflict: Evaluating the Strategic Gains and Losses for the US and Iran
Six months after the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran, the resulting war has triggered a global oil crisis, claimed thousands of lives, and left neither side with a clear strategic victory.
Breaking NewsAgonizing Wait for Families as Nepal-Tibet Floods and Barrier Lake Disrupt Rescue Operations
Families face an agonizing wait for missing loved ones as a barrier lake triggers fresh floods and halts rescue efforts at the Nepal-China border.
PoliticsQatar and Iran Discuss Strait of Hormuz Corridor Amid Hopes for US Talks
Qatar's prime minister held high-level talks in Tehran with Iranian officials regarding the Strait of Hormuz and potential shipping corridors, as international efforts continue to revive dialogue with the United States.
SportsChampions League Draw: PSG to Face Barcelona, Manchester City, and Aston Villa in League Phase
Defending champions Paris Saint-Germain have been drawn against Barcelona, Manchester City, and Aston Villa for the league phase of the Champions League. The tournament's new format continues with 36 teams competing across eight matches each.
Breaking NewsDevastating Armed Raid on South Sudan Cattle Camp Leaves at Least 49 Dead
At least 49 people were killed and 33 others wounded in an armed raid on a cattle camp and village in northwestern South Sudan's Warrap State.
SportsUS Open 2026 Ultimate Guide: Schedule, Top Seeds, Key Storylines and Prize Money
Get ready for the 2026 US Open with our complete guide covering the tournament schedule, top seeds, key player storylines, and record prize money at Flushing Meadows.
PoliticsQatar Advances Unified Libya Initiative with Diplomatic Visit to Eastern Region
Qatar is advocating for a united Libya by conducting a strategic visit to the eastern part of the country. The diplomatic push focuses on fostering national unity and stability.
SportsMohammad Abbas Inspires Pakistan with Four Wickets Against England on Opening Day at Lord's
Mohammad Abbas took four wickets to put Pakistan in control against England on the first day of the second test at Lord's, though the hosts fought back to reach 248-9 before bad light stopped play.
Breaking NewsThree Killed in Gaza Strikes as Israel Issues New Threats Over Kite-Flying
At least three Palestinians were killed in recent Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip, as Defence Minister Israel Katz renewed threats to expel residents from areas where kites are flown.
PoliticsPalestine Action Activists Face Terrorism Charges Over Vandalism at Trump Turnberry Resort
Seven Palestine Action activists face terrorism-scale sentencing and malicious damage charges with terrorist connections following a protest at Donald Trump's Turnberry golf resort.
Breaking NewsRenewed Flood Threat Looms in Nepal as Newly Formed Barrier Lake Breaches Banks
A newly formed barrier lake in Nepal has breached its banks following a catastrophic glacial collapse, halting rescue operations and renewing severe flood threats.
Breaking NewsPublic Reactions in Bosnia Following the Death of Ratko Mladic, the 'Butcher of Bosnia'
People in Bosnia react to the death of Ratko Mladic, the 'butcher of Bosnia', following reports that also detail how a glacial collapse caused catastrophic floods in Nepal.
Breaking NewsUnpacking Nigeria's Escalating Crisis of Recurrent Mass Kidnappings
Mounting frustration grips Nigeria as a wave of mass abductions, including a recent attack involving over 500 people in Niger State, highlights a worsening security crisis.
EconomyUS and Canada Trade War Threatens Up to 90,000 Jobs
A developing trade war between the US and Canada poses a severe economic threat, potentially costing up to 90,000 jobs.
PoliticsUS President Trump Signs Executive Order Renaming Lake Ontario to 'Lake America Amid Trade Tensions
United States President Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America amid a continuing trade war with Canada, hinting at potential future name changes for neighboring oceans.
PoliticsFederal Judge Issues Second Temporary Block on Trump Postal Service Voting Rules
A US federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's new postal service voting rules for 14 days, citing a lack of time and funds for states ahead of the midterm elections.