After a weekend of protests, India's Supreme Court ordered the government to explain reasons behind the large-scale revision of voter rolls.

Explosives left from the Vietnam war are still causing issues in contamination, development, health and agriculture. Learn more

Yemen’s Saudi-backed government on Sunday launched a major military operation against the Iran-backed Houthis after renewed attacks.

Pro-government forces recaptured Tigray's capital Mekelle after the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) withdrew, amid rising tensions.

Bolivian police arrests attorney general, days after the United States blacklisted more than a dozen other officials over alleged drug ties.

Latvia heads into parliamentary elections amid concerns over Russia's escalating hybrid threats across Europe.

Hearings regarding the ties between Norway's politicians and US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have begun in the Norwegian parliament.

Protests have erupted across Iranian universities this week in a rare display of dissent against the Iranian regime. Learn more

Ahead of the elections of Bosnia and Herzegovina, narratives surrounding the country's history and legacy divide. Learn more

India's Supreme Court criticized a "failure of law enforcement" to protect women as protests over alleged rape cases continue on Monday.

France's far-right scored a historic victory in the Senate elections, now forming for the first time a parliamentary group. Learn more

France's far-right scored a historic victory in the Senate elections, now forming for the first time a parliamentary group. Learn more

The launch of Hong Kong's five-year development plan, using a model favored by China, shows a blueprint for a planned economy. Learn more

The Italian Senate approved Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s plan to restart nuclear power, nearly 40 years after it was banned.

A rogue OpenAI agent hacked the Australian government’s health data portal, in the first known AI infiltration of a government network.

Iranian and American officials held their first talks in months to reopen negotiations on a ceasefire and the Strait of Hormuz. Learn more.

Rebels from the Tigray region launched another attack against Ethiopia's government, sparking fears of a wider conflict. Learn more

South Sudanese President Salva Kiir signed amendments to the election law, removing two major requirements ahead of December's elections.

Devastating floods are testing Nepal’s ties with India and China as it seeks climate compensation and billions of dollars for reconstruction.

Seven Ethiopian armed groups formed an alliance aimed at overthrowing Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s government.

Rising shootings and drug trafficking in Brussels are fueling concerns about organized crime’s growing influence across Belgium.

Trump announced a new security deal with Denmark over Greenland, granting the US a large military presence on the Arctic territory.

For many young Moroccans, the aspirations they once tried to pursue through civic engagement are more likely to be achieved elsewhere.

As Moroccan elections are approaching, many young voters seem disinterested in its outcome, saying they have "lost hope." Learn more

The Turkish government expanded its crackdown on LGBTQ+ groups, civil rights activists and journalists following raids earlier in the week.

Russia heads into parliamentary elections amid economic strain, public unease and growing pressure from the war in Ukraine.

Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland warned Westminster: its time is coming to a close, and their future lies with Europe. Learn more

Outraged by a new film accusing the IDF of deliberate civilian slaughter in Gaza, Israel threatens to revoke the filmmaker's citizenship.

Thousands protest in Syria after the government increases fuel prices up to 40%, in a country struggling with widespread poverty. Learn more

Tensions rise in Georgia as Russia deepens its control over South Ossetia, fueling fears of annexation and renewed conflict in the Caucasus.

Candidate to Brazil's presidential elections Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former president, is being investigated for corruption. Learn more

New attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil pipelines, originating from Iraqi territory, are increasing tensions in the region. Learn more

In June, Israeli settlers diverted water from a spring that Palestinian farmer Saad Nemer depended on for his livelihood and that helped

The Nigerian government and Boko Haram reportedly reached a secret ceasefire three months ago, according to a new report this week, raising

In a retaliatory move against the British ban of West Bank goods imports, Israel announced the closure of a British consulate. Learn more.

Sweden's government has managed to decrease gang violence, yet the center-left opposition party is predicted to win upcoming elections.

Argentina is suing an Israeli oil company operating in the Falkland Islands, a British-administered territory claimed by Argentina. Learn more

A Houthi attack on Saudi oil facilities makes a return to full-scale conflict, including direct Saudi involvement in Yemen, appear increasingly unavoidable.

Saudi Arabia promised retaliation after the Iran-backed Houthis launched an overnight attack on oil facilities and an airport. Learn more.