The former president, serving house arrest for an attempted coup, was jailed Saturday after authorities said he used a soldering iron to damage his tracking device.

Israeli airstrikes killed at least 20 Palestinians across Gaza on Saturday, including four in a targeted vehicle strike and others in residential shelling.

The Duke of York declined an invitation from the House Oversight Committee to testify on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, prompting backlash from U.S. lawmakers.

President Trump softened his rhetoric regarding the Ukraine peace plan, emphasizing the need to end the war as Kyiv prepares for talks in Switzerland.

Kyiv is sending a delegation led by Andriy Yermak to explore the parameters of a potential deal with Russia, as the Trump administration pushes for […]

The regime freed 29 men and two women, including individuals with serious health issues, in a move Minsk explicitly linked to deals with Washington.​ MINSK […]

Declassified Congress documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein’s secret role in Israeli elections, aiding Ehud Barak’s 2019 challenge against Netanyahu.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened an urgent Security Cabinet meeting as settler violence in the West Bank spikes, targeting both Palestinians and Israeli soldiers.

A 5.5-magnitude earthquake struck central Bangladesh on Friday, killing at least nine people and injuring over 300 as buildings collapsed in the capital.

The Ukrainian president rejected Washington's new peace plan concessions, warning that accepting them would mean sacrificing national honor.

Former Reform UK leader Nathan Gill was jailed for accepting £40,000 from a pro-Russian agent to influence European debates.

Trump sets Thanksgiving deadline for Zelensky to accept a peace deal involving land concessions to Russia.

Gunmen kidnapped 52 students from St. Mary's Catholic School in Nigeria's Niger state, just days after 25 girls were abducted in Kebbi.

Kyiv says it will not accept any peace deal crossing "red lines" as Zelensky meets European leaders to counter pressure to cede territory.

The governor of Niigata gives the go-ahead to restart Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, the world's largest nuclear power plant. It has been offline since 2011.

The IDF eliminated five gunmen who surfaced from a tunnel shaft in Rafah, Gaza, as the military continues to dismantle terrorist infrastructure.

A Russian missile strike killed at least five people in Zaporizhzhia, casting a shadow over Washington's new proposal to freeze the conflict.

Kyiv has received a US draft proposal to end the war, which sources say involves territorial concessions and limits on Ukraine's military forces.

Brussels has imposed sanctions on Abdelrahim Hamdan Dagalo, the RSF's second-in-command, accusing him of fueling the "bloodiest chapter" of the war in Sudan.

Iran's president proposes moving the capital to the Makran coast as Tehran faces severe water shortages and land subsidence.

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed the ban, stating cooperation is "not possible" after the IAEA failed to condemn the airstrikes on Fordow and Natanz.

New Delhi’s air quality hit hazardous levels on Wednesday, making it the world's most polluted city and putting 30 million residents at risk.

A South Korean officer was injured by an explosion in the DMZ, amid rising tensions and repeated border incursions by North Korean troops.

The IAEA Board of Governors passed a resolution demanding Iran's full compliance with nuclear obligations, despite threats from Tehran to activate new centrifuges.

The EU has unveiled a plan to upgrade key infrastructure points, aiming to speed up troop deployment as concerns over Russia aggression grow.

Sudan's Sovereign Council expresses readiness to negotiate peace with the U.S. following President Trump's mediation proposal.

Grossi demands full access to Iranian nuclear sites damaged in recent US-Israeli strikes, citing the need to verify material status.

ICIJ report: Crypto giants processed millions for cartels and hackers despite sanctions, exposing critical gaps in global AML rules.

Warsaw shuts down Russia's last consulate in Gdansk after accusing Moscow of "state terrorism" over sabotage attempts on Polish railways.

The Prime Minister toured the buffer zone with top defense officials, emphasizing the "immense importance" of offensive capabilities to protect Israel's northern border.

The IDF launched air raids after Hamas gunmen opened fire in Khan Younis, marking a fragile moment for the truce as the death toll rises to 22.

NATO member Romania scrambled fighter jets after a Russian drone violated its airspace during a night of attacks on Ukraine that killed nine.

President Bola Tinubu confirmed the death of Brig. Gen. Musa Uba, executed by ISWAP militants after an ambush in the northeast.

A massive fire in southern Japan destroyed 170 buildings and forced the evacuation of 175 residents, leaving one person missing and confirming one fatality.

Italy backs IAEA chief Rafael Grossi for UN Secretary-General, praising his diplomatic track record as the race to succeed Guterres begins.

President Trump announced the designation at a White House dinner, cementing a strategic partnership with Riyadh alongside new defense and nuclear agreements.

The U.S. State Department has approved a $105 million sale of Patriot equipment and services to Ukraine to counter Russian missile attacks.

An Israeli airstrike on the Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp in Lebanon killed at least 13 people, sparking conflicting claims over the target.

Visiting Madrid, Ukraine's president urged allies to use €210 billion in frozen Russian assets for defense as Spain pledged €615 million in new aid.

Jamaica faces a $9.5 billion funding gap after Hurricane Melissa, calling on rich nations at COP30 to pay for damage caused by their emissions.