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Breaking NewsTragic High School Shooting in Zamboanga Leaves Two Dead, Including Suspect
A shooting at a high school in Zamboanga, Philippines, has left two students dead, including the gunman who was identified as a Grade 7 student.
CultureThousands Gather in London to Mourn Jason Arday and Condemn Media Racism
Tens of thousands of mourners gathered in London's Trafalgar Square to remember former Cambridge professor Jason Arday, with attendees and public figures blaming racist media coverage for his tragic death at age 41.
EconomyTop Russian Economist Ousted Following Public Warning Over Mounting Ukraine War Costs
Andrey Klepach has been removed from his position as chief economist at Russia’s state development bank VEB after publicly warning that the war in Ukraine is harming the Russian economy.
SportsJeanie Buss Challenges Family's Vote to Sell Lakers Stake to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner
Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is legally contesting her siblings' plan to sell the family's remaining stake in the team to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, citing ownership requirements to maintain her controlling status.
EconomyCanada Scrambles Against Time and Politics to Head Off Sweeping US Tariffs
Canada is racing against a Wednesday deadline to avert heavy US tariffs on billions in exports as trade negotiations with the Trump administration remain tense and complex.
PoliticsTrump Highlights Security Impact of Dialogue with Kim in North Korea
Trump discusses how engaging in talks with North Korea's Kim contributes to enhanced security for the south.
SportsCameroon Celebrates Historic Victory with a Hero's Welcome for Its First Women's AFCON Title
Cameroon receives a hero's welcome as the nation parades its first Women’s AFCON title in a celebratory video.
PoliticsLegal Experts Question Trump's Authority to Limit Birthright Citizenship
Legal experts express doubt regarding whether Trump has the ability to limit birthright citizenship, according to a recent video report.
PoliticsLegal Experts Question Trump's Authority to Restrict Birthright Citizenship Amid West Bank Incident
Legal experts are doubtful about whether Trump can limit birthright citizenship, as a short video report touches upon related events including an incident in the occupied West Bank.
Breaking NewsStrait of Hormuz Vessel Struck by Mystery Projectile, Leaving Crew Casualty and Damaged Engine Room
A vessel was struck by an unknown projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, causing engine room damage and a crew casualty amid ongoing regional shipping disruptions.
EconomyNavigating the Ice: Can China's Arctic Sea Route Overcome Global Supply Chain Crises?
China has introduced a new Arctic shipping route known as the Ice Silk Road to bypass Middle East chokepoints and reduce travel times to Europe, though significant geopolitical and environmental challenges remain.
Breaking NewsMassive Overnight Drone Barrage Targets Moscow Region Amid Escalating Long-Distance Strikes
Russian officials reported over 620 overnight drones targeting Moscow in one of the largest attacks in years, while cross-border strikes continue to drive civilian casualties to peak levels.
PoliticsTrump Reveals Positive Response from North Korea's Kim Amid Tensions Over South Korea Drills and Iran Conflict
US President Donald Trump announced that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has responded positively to his outreach, following a decision to scale back military drills with South Korea amid disputes over the war on Iran.
PoliticsTrump Demands Iran Surrender as US Asserts Control Over Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump demands Iran's surrender following the expiration of their MoU, while tensions rise over control of the Hormuz region.
Breaking NewsColombia Shifts Focus to Recovery and Relief One Week After Devastating Earthquake
One week after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia, rescue operations are transitioning into recovery and shelter efforts for the tens of thousands left homeless.
PoliticsUNIFIL Reports Escalating Israeli Military Activity in Southern Lebanon as Civilians Bear the Brunt
According to UNIFIL, civilians in southern Lebanon are suffering the consequences of a sharp increase in Israeli military activity despite a recent ceasefire agreement.
PoliticsSkepticism Greets Kushner's Middle East Visit Amid Gaza Plan Reactions
Palestinians and Israelis express skepticism regarding a proposed Gaza plan during Jared Kushner's visit to the region.
PoliticsSomali Forces Repel Rebel Assault to Retain Control of Strategic City Baidoa
Somalia's army successfully defended the strategic city of Baidoa after hours of heavy combat against opposition fighters loyal to former state president Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed Laftagareen.
PoliticsDemocrats Slam Trump Over Decision to Scale Back Military Drills with South Korea
President Donald Trump faces intense criticism from lawmakers after ordering a reduction in joint military exercises with South Korea, citing his relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
PoliticsCaught in the Middle: How Russian Dissidents Face Persecution from Both Moscow and Europe
Russian dissidents who fled the war in Ukraine find themselves increasingly targeted both by Moscow's punitive laws and by tightening European immigration and asylum restrictions.
SportsHuman Rights Group Urges FIFA to Block Gianni Infantino's Re-Election Bid Over Term Limits
Human rights organisation FairSquare has urged FIFA to rule Gianni Infantino ineligible for re-election, arguing he has already reached the maximum limit of three presidential terms.
PoliticsLula and Bolsonaro's Son Enter Rival Bids for the Brazil Presidency
Lula and Bolsonaro's son have officially launched rival bids for the Brazil presidency, setting the stage for a high-stakes political contest.
PoliticsTrump Demands Iranian Surrender as Key MoU Expires Amid Strait of Hormuz Tensions
US President Donald Trump has demanded Iran's surrender following the expiration of their memorandum of understanding, while escalating tensions over shipping control in the Strait of Hormuz.
PoliticsIran Signals Shift to Offensive Strategy as US Memorandum of Understanding Expires
Iranian authorities signal a potential shift toward offensive military strategies as a Memorandum of Understanding with the United States officially expires, amid escalating tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.