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PoliticsRussia and China Veto US-Backed UN Resolution to Monitor Iran Sanctions
Russia and China vetoed a US-backed UN Security Council resolution that sought to extend the mandate for independently monitoring sanctions on Iran.
Breaking NewsDeadly Intercommunal Clashes Leave at Least 26 Dead in Disputed Abyei Region
At least 26 people were killed and 82 injured in days of intercommunal fighting between the Ngok Dinka and Misseriya communities in the disputed Abyei border region.
Breaking NewsTragic Discovery: Four Bodies Recovered in Nepal Tunnel Amid Ongoing Flood Search Operations
Search teams in Nepal have recovered four bodies inside a tunnel as ongoing flood rescue operations continue.
PoliticsPoland Warns of Potential Russian Drone and Missile Strikes Aimed at NATO Allies
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns that intelligence suggests Russia plans hybrid drone and missile attacks against nations supporting Ukraine to weaken NATO resolve.
PoliticsMan Sentenced to Over a Year in Prison for Vinegar Attack on US Representative Ilhan Omar
Anthony James Kazmierczak has been sentenced to 14 months in prison after pleading guilty to spraying US Representative Ilhan Omar with vinegar during a Minneapolis town hall meeting.
HealthThird Fatality Reported in Rare Malaria Outbreak Linked to Frankfurt Airport
A third person has died in a rare malaria outbreak linked to Frankfurt Airport, affecting local residents who did not travel to endemic regions.
PoliticsSerbia Inaugurates New Factory to Assemble Advanced Israeli-Made Drones
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic inaugurated a new facility to assemble advanced Israeli-made drones, aiming to supply both the Serbian military and foreign armed forces.
CultureProtests Erupt Outside Filmmaker's Home Amid South African Femicide Crisis
Protests took place outside a 'NAZA' filmmaker's home in Jerusalem, while the South Africa gender commissioner addressed a severe femicide crisis.
PoliticsBrazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Boosts Welfare Benefits Ahead of Tight Election
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has announced a 15 percent increase to the Bolsa Familia welfare programme ahead of the upcoming October presidential election.
PoliticsMacron and Aoun Convene in Paris to Bolster Lebanese Army and Halt Israeli Strikes
Leaders from France, Lebanon, and Jordan met in Paris to rally international support for the Lebanese army, reinforce state sovereignty, and discuss the future of security in southern Lebanon amid ongoing regional conflicts.
Breaking NewsGaza Repairman Vital to Keeping Journalists Documenting Genocide
A Gaza repairman is helping journalists continue their vital work of documenting the genocide, as highlighted in a short video.
SportsEnglish FA Chair Debbie Hewitt Demands Transparency from FIFA President Gianni Infantino Over Aborted World Cup Sell-Off
English FA chair Debbie Hewitt has urged FIFA President Gianni Infantino to release documents regarding an aborted World Cup private investment plan and the suspension of a player ban.
TechnologyKing Charles Urges AI Industry Leaders to Address 'Existential Dangers' at Scotland Summit
The UK’s King Charles hosted top AI industry leaders at Dumfries House in Scotland to warn against the existential dangers and potential catastrophes associated with unregulated artificial intelligence.
PoliticsUN Fact-Finding Mission Accuses US of War Crimes in Iran and Charges Tehran with Crimes Against Humanity
A United Nations fact-finding mission reports that the US likely committed war crimes during air strikes in Iran, while also accusing Tehran of crimes against humanity during recent protests.
SportsXabi Alonso Praises Clear Chelsea Ambitions Following Todd Boehly's Departure
Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso expressed confidence in the club's clear ambitions after Clearlake Capital took full control following Todd Boehly's departure.
Breaking NewsDeadly Escalation as Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis Exchange Cross-Border Strikes
At least five people have been killed in a sharp escalation of cross-border attacks between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis, as Houthi leaders vehemently deny targeting Mecca.
CultureStolen Ethiopian Sacred Manuscript Surfaces for Sale, Sparking Global Restitution Debate
A sacred ancient Ethiopian gospel looted by British forces 160 years ago has sparked a fierce restitution dispute after being listed for sale by a private dealer.
CultureIreland Announces Eurovision Boycott Over Israel's Continued Participation
Ireland has joined the Netherlands in boycotting next year's Eurovision Song Contest over Israel's participation, citing the devastating humanitarian crisis and ongoing loss of life in Gaza.
Breaking NewsNinth Woman's Body Discovered Near Johannesburg as South African Police Investigate Spate of Killings
South African police have discovered the body of a ninth woman near Johannesburg, intensifying fears and investigations into a string of killings targeting young women.
PoliticsWhy Kosovo’s Alignment with US Policy Drives Its Controversial Steps Toward Israel
Kosovo's decision to join US-backed initiatives in Gaza highlights a foreign policy driven by a sense of moral debt to Washington and the pursuit of strategic international partnerships.
EconomyA Comprehensive Guide to the Sweeping International Sanctions Targeting Iran
Iran faces a complex network of overlapping sanctions from the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and the United Nations, targeting its economy, nuclear programme, and military. These extensive restrictions impact everything from oil exports and banking to human rights and arms trade.
EconomyChina Faces Growing Energy Crisis as Middle East Conflict Disrupts Crucial Oil Supplies
China is facing a major energy supply challenge as Middle East conflicts and pipeline closures disrupt vital crude routes, forcing Beijing to scramble for alternative sources and ramp up diplomatic efforts ahead of talks between President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump.
EconomyDecoding Iran's Financial Strategy: How Tehran's Math Equation Targets US Interest Rates
Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf used a mathematical formula on social media to mock US financial policy as the Federal Reserve raised interest rates amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.
PoliticsIndian and Pakistani Naval Vessels Collide in Arabian Sea, Raising Fears of Unintended Escalation
Indian and Pakistani naval vessels collided in the Arabian Sea, prompting mutual accusations and diplomatic protests that have raised concerns over potential military escalation between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.