Zelenskyy Meets Kellogg in Kyiv as Joint Press Conference Is Scrapped
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meets with U.S. official Kellogg in Kyiv, but a planned joint news conference is abruptly canceled.
US Rejects Co-Sponsorship of UN Resolution Supporting Ukraine Ahead of War Anniversary
In a surprising move, the U.S. has declined to co-sponsor a U.N. resolution reaffirming Ukraine’s territorial integrity and demanding Russia…
South Korea’s Impeached President Yoon Faces First Trial for Insurrection
South Korea’s former president Yoon Suk Yeol attended his first trial hearing on charges of insurrection, marking a historic moment…
Ex-Spain Football Chief Luis Rubiales Found Guilty of Sexual Assault
Luis Rubiales, former president of Spain’s football federation, has been convicted of sexual assault for forcibly kissing footballer Jenni Hermoso.
IRS Fires 6,000 Employees Amid Trump’s Push to Slash Government Jobs
In a shocking move, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service announced the firing of 6,000 employees, cutting 6% of its workforce…
Germany’s Foreign Policy Faces a New Era Amid Global Challenges
As Germany’s new government takes power, it faces a pivotal moment in reshaping its foreign policy. With rising geopolitical tensions…
Arab Leaders Gather in Riyadh to Challenge Trump’s Gaza Plan
In a high-stakes closed-door summit set for tomorrow in Riyadh, Arab leaders will unite to develop a strategy to counter…
IMF Team Set to Visit Pakistan Next Week for Climate Fund Talks
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb announces that the International Monetary Fund will send a mission to Pakistan next week to advance…
Trump Urges Zelenskyy to Act Quickly for Peace or Risk Losing Ukraine
U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calling him “a dictator without elections,” and warned that Zelenskyy must…
Aboriginal Group Sues Australian Government for $1.1 Billion Over Mining Project
The Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation has launched a landmark lawsuit against Western Australia’s state government, seeking $1.1 billion in damages…
Jude Bellingham Handed Two-Match LaLiga Ban After Red Card Appeal Rejected
Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham has been suspended for two LaLiga matches after his red card was upheld.
Gaza’s Reconstruction to Cost Over $50 Billion After Devastating War
A new study estimates that rebuilding Gaza will require at least $53.2 billion over the next decade following Israel’s military…
Absence of rainfall raises red flags in Pakistan’s twin cities
The twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi are tackling an acute water scarcity following what has been recorded as the…
Indonesia Mandates Exporters to Keep Proceeds Onshore for at least a Year
Indonesia Mandates Exporters to Keep Proceeds Onshore for at least a Year :File Photo
Macron to Host Emergency European Summit on Ukraine Amid Tensions with US
French President Emmanuel Macron has called an emergency summit with key European leaders to discuss the future of the Ukraine…
Thousands Rally in Serbia’s Kragujevac for Anti-Corruption Protest
Student-led movement demands government accountability following the deadly collapse of a train station roof in Novi Sad last year.
Italy’s New Law to Combat Fake Reviews: A Bold Solution or a Step Too Far?
With the rise of AI-driven fake reviews, Italy introduces groundbreaking legislation to fight fraudulent feedback in the tourism industry—but experts…
Donald Trump’s Day-One Agenda: Sweeping Changes on Immigration, Trade, and Culture Wars
Donald Trump prepares to take office for his second term, he has outlined an ambitious day-one agenda. With promises ranging…
Boeing 737-800 Under Fire as Multiple Incidents Raise Concerns About Flight Safety
Boeing’s 737-800 series is facing growing scrutiny after a series of alarming incidents, including a deadly crash in South Korea…
Lawmakers in France Toppled Government, Sparking Political Turmoil
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier has been ousted just months into his tenure as lawmakers from the left and the…
Saudi Arabia’s Neom: A Trillion-Dollar Vision Facing Growing Doubts Amid Delays and Criticism
Neom, Saudi Arabia’s ambitious $500 billion megacity project, is quickly becoming one of the world’s most controversial architectural ventures.
Investors are keenly observing the U.S. presidential race to see who will lead next
Caution reigned as the winner of the closely contested US presidential election may not be determined for several days.