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PoliticsUS Administration Imposes Sanctions on ICC President and Senior Lawyer
The Trump administration has sanctioned ICC President Tomoko Akane and Senior Trial Lawyer Abdoulaye Seye as part of an ongoing campaign against the international court.
Breaking NewsTragic Drone Strike Near Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Leaves One Dead and 17 Injured, Russia Claims
A drone strike near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant killed one nuclear specialist and wounded 17 others, heightening international security concerns.
Breaking NewsTragic Russian Missile Strike in Kharkiv Leaves 10 Civilians Dead
A Russian missile strike in Kharkiv has tragically killed 10 civilians, according to recent video reports.
PoliticsTransactional Diplomacy: Why Donald Trump is Renewing Outreach to Kim Jong Un
US President Donald Trump is renewing diplomatic outreach to North Korea's Kim Jong Un while using the move as leverage to pressure South Korea over defense costs and regional support.
PoliticsThe Erosion of International Law: How Humanitarian Aid Became a Political Commodity
Marking World Humanitarian Day, experts reflect on how geopolitical interests, funding cuts, and declining adherence to international law are compromising humanitarian work globally.
HealthIndia's Supreme Court Permits Passive Euthanasia, Yet 'Living Wills' Remain Largely Unknown
Despite India's Supreme Court legalizing passive euthanasia and living wills, most citizens remain unaware of their options, struggling with a lack of institutional support and palliative care guidance.
PoliticsTrump Denies Ongoing Iran Talks Amid Regional Tensions and Hormuz Dispute
US President Donald Trump has denied that the United States is holding talks with Iran, while tensions persist over the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing regional security incidents.
PoliticsTrump Administration Moves to Rescind 2001 Roadless Rule on Millions of Acres of National Forests
The United States Department of Agriculture has proposed ending the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, sparking intense debate between government officials advocating for wildfire management and environmental groups warning of habitat destruction.
PoliticsInside the Pentagon's Multibillion-Dollar Push to Mass-Produce Tomahawk Missiles
The Pentagon has contracted Raytheon to massively scale up Tomahawk missile production, raising questions about US munitions reserves and global security.
PoliticsWhy White House Envoys Fail to Sway Netanyahu Amid Perpetual Conflict
US Middle East envoy Jared Kushner's recent visit to Israel highlights why White House initiatives fail to sway Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose political survival and public image depend on perpetuating regional conflicts.
PoliticsProminent Right-Wing Political Adviser Arrested in Bolivia Over Alleged Assassination Plot
Fernando Cerimedo, a political adviser to several prominent Latin American leaders, has been arrested in Bolivia following an assassination attempt on activist Nadia Beller.
PoliticsUS Lawmakers Demand Probe Into USS Abraham Lincoln Deployment Amid Navy Readiness Concerns
US lawmakers are demanding an investigation into the record-breaking deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln amid alarming reports of severe crew strain, supply shortages, and mental health concerns.
PoliticsQuebec Separatist Leader Pledges to Delay Independence Referendum Until Trump Leaves Office
Parti Quebecois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon announced he will delay any Quebec independence referendum until U.S. President Donald Trump leaves office to avoid the turbulence of American politics.
SportsStar Spinner Manav Suthar Claims 10 Wickets as India Defeats Sri Lanka in Landmark 600th Test
Left-arm spinner Manav Suthar took 10 wickets to guide India to a 165-run victory against Sri Lanka in their 600th Test match in Galle.
PoliticsTrump Denies Iran Talks as Tehran Claims US Is 'Begging' to Negotiate Amid Strait of Hormuz Blockade
US President Donald Trump denies any ongoing or scheduled talks with Iran, while Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claims the US is begging to negotiate.
PoliticsUS Ambassador to Israel Condemns Settler Violence as Acts of Terror
The US ambassador to Israel has labeled settler violence as 'terror,' while reports emerge from Indonesia's quake zone highlighting urgent needs for help.
Breaking NewsDeadly Russian Drone Strikes on Kherson and Zaporizhzhia Leave at Least Five Dead
At least five people were killed and 11 others injured following Russian drone strikes and attacks in Ukrainian cities including Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.
SportsNick Kyrgios Faces Provisional Suspension After Testing Positive for Cocaine
Former Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios has been provisionally suspended from tennis following a positive test for cocaine, taking full responsibility for what he called a huge mistake.
PoliticsFormer Defense Minister of Ukraine Urges Wartime Elections
The sacked defence minister of Ukraine has called for wartime elections in a recently released video.
SportsKelsey Mitchell Ties WNBA Scoring Streak Record as Indiana Fever Defeat Toronto Tempo
Kelsey Mitchell tied a WNBA scoring record with 29 points before exiting due to the heat, helping the Indiana Fever defeat the Toronto Tempo 101-95 for their fifth straight win.
HealthInside the DR Congo Ebola Crisis: How a Rare Strain Became the Deadliest Outbreak in History
A rare strain of Ebola has become the deadliest outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's history, as health workers battle the virus amidst armed conflict and delayed detection in Ituri Province.
EconomyUS and Canada Secure Last-Minute Trade Agreement to Avoid Massive Tariffs, Trump Announces
US President Donald Trump announced that the United States and Canada have reached a trade agreement to prevent a 50 percent tariff on Canadian goods just before a midnight deadline.
PoliticsFormer Defense Minister of Ukraine Urges Wartime Elections
Ukraine's recently dismissed defence minister has publicly advocated for holding elections during the ongoing wartime period.
HealthStruggling to Nourish: How Displaced Mothers in Gaza Seek Vital Breastfeeding Support Amid War
Displaced mothers in Gaza are turning to health centres like the Mother and Child Corner in Deir el-Balah for vital breastfeeding support and nutritional guidance amid ongoing war and severe hardship.