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PoliticsLula Defends Brazilian Sovereignty and Warns Against Foreign Interference at UN General Assembly
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva warned against foreign interference in the upcoming election and criticized the international system during his address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Breaking NewsSchool Shooting in Turkiye Leaves 11 Pupils Wounded
A school shooting in Turkiye resulted in 11 wounded pupils, sparking urgent concerns over student safety.
EconomyEchoes of History: How Sudan's Ongoing War is Fueling a Catastrophic Man-Made Famine
As ongoing conflict devastates Sudan, historians and activists warn that the current man-made food crisis is echoing the worst historical famines in the country's memory.
Breaking NewsSchool Shooting in Turkiye Leaves Eleven Pupils Wounded
A school shooting in Turkiye resulted in 11 pupils being wounded, according to recent video reports.
PoliticsKing of Jordan Denounces Israeli West Bank Expansion as a War Crime
Jordan's king has strongly condemned the expansion in the West Bank by Israel, denouncing the actions as a war crime.
PoliticsTurkish President Erdogan Delivers Blistering UN Address Condemning Israel's Actions in Gaza
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan delivered a sharp critique of Israel at the United Nations General Assembly, condemning military actions in Gaza and criticizing the UN's failure to maintain global peace.
Breaking NewsSri Lanka Court Finds Fifteen Guilty in Landmark Verdict Over 2019 Easter Sunday Bombings
Fifteen out of 24 defendants have been found guilty of murder and terrorism conspiracy in connection with the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka. The verdict follows years of legal proceedings and intense scrutiny over prior intelligence failures by top government officials.
PoliticsTrump Claims Credit for Settling Eight Conflicts, Including the War in Gaza, While Jordan's King Condemns West Bank Expansion
Donald Trump claimed he settled eight wars including the war in Gaza, while Jordan's king condemned Israeli West Bank expansion as a war crime.
PoliticsKing of Jordan Denounces Israeli West Bank Expansion as War Crime at UNGA 2026
Jordan's king strongly condemned Israeli West Bank expansion as a 'war crime' during UNGA 2026, questioning the UN's ability to stop ongoing wars.
PoliticsGlobal Leaders Gather at UN General Assembly as Iran Conflict and AI Risks Take Center Stage
World leaders have gathered in New York City for the UN General Assembly, where discussions are set to be dominated by the US-Israel war on Iran, Russia’s war on Ukraine, and the risks of artificial intelligence.
Breaking NewsInvestigation and Detention Following ICE Agent Shooting Incident
A person shot by an ICE agent remains in detention with a bullet still in their back, according to video coverage.
SportsLa Liga President Javier Tebas Fires Back at Real Madrid Over Referee Conspiracy Claims
La Liga President Javier Tebas has strongly criticized Real Madrid's claims of a refereeing conspiracy following their derby defeat against Atletico Madrid.
PoliticsHigh Stakes in New York: What Leaders Want from the Upcoming US-GCC Summit
Gulf Cooperation Council leaders are meeting with US President Donald Trump in New York during the United Nations General Assembly to address the severe regional and economic fallout from the ongoing US-Israel war on Iran.
PoliticsEscalating Violence Across Palestine: Raids, Al-Aqsa Incursions, and Gaza Infrastructure Collapse
Recent weeks have seen escalating violence across the occupied West Bank and Gaza, highlighted by incursions at Al-Aqsa Mosque, controversial military pardons, home demolitions, and the continued collapse of Gaza's infrastructure.
PoliticsMan Shot by ICE Agent Remains in Detention Detaining Bullet in His Back Amid Syrian UNGA Proposal Discussions
A man shot by an ICE agent remains in detention with a bullet still in his back while discussions unfold regarding al-Sharaa's proposal for a 'new Syria' at the UNGA.
PoliticsUN Report Warns US Boat Strikes in Caribbean and Pacific May Constitute Crimes Against Humanity
A United Nations report warns that US military strikes on alleged drug-trafficking boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific are illegal and may constitute crimes against humanity, citing hundreds of deaths.
SportsSmriti Mandhana Stars as India Dominates Sri Lanka to Claim Second Consecutive Asian Games Cricket Gold
India secured a dominant 147-run victory over Sri Lanka to claim consecutive women's cricket gold medals at the Asian Games, powered by a stellar 79-run innings from Smriti Mandhana.
Breaking NewsArmed Attacker Opens Fire Near Western Turkiye High School, Injuring Eight
An armed attacker wounded eight people, including students, near a high school in western Turkiye before being arrested by police. The incident follows previous school shootings in the Sanliurfa and Kahramanmaras provinces.
EconomyWartime Desperation Fuels Deadly Gold Mine Collapses Amid Sudan's Economic Crisis
A tragic gold mine collapse in northern Sudan has killed at least 10 people, highlighting the severe safety risks and desperation driving workers into unregulated mining amid the country's ongoing economic crisis.
Breaking NewsDeadly Russian Strikes Hit Ukraine as President Zelenskyy Arrives in US for UN Summit
At least three people were killed and nearly 100,000 left without power following widespread Russian strikes across Ukraine, as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
EconomyExamining the Casualties of the US-Canada Trade War
A short video report explores the individuals and groups affected as the US-Canada trade war unfolds.
PoliticsBerlin's Left Party Secures Historic Victory, Bringing Hope to Immigrant Communities Amid Far-Right Gains
Berlin's Left party achieved a historic election victory, bringing fresh hope to immigrant communities and young voters despite parallel gains by the far-right AfD. Elif Eralp is now poised to become the city's first mayor with an immigrant background.
PoliticsIran and Pakistan Strengthen Diplomatic Ties Amid Heightened Tensions With the United States
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met in Tehran to discuss strengthening ties as regional diplomacy intensifies amid rising tensions with the United States.
EconomyHow Communal Ovens Are Helping Displaced Families Survive in Gaza
Displaced Palestinian mothers in Gaza are relying on free communal ovens supported by the ICRC to bake bread and earn a modest income amidst severe shortages of food and cooking fuel.