WorldApr 3
Burkina Faso Military Leader Says Citizens Should 'Forget About Democracy'
Ibrahim Traoré, who took power in a 2022 coup, told state media that democracy is not suitable for Burkina Faso.
5 sources
WorldMay 27
Former Red Army Faction Member Sentenced After 30 Years as Fugitive
Daniela Klette, a former member of the German militant group Red Army Faction, was sentenced after being captured in Berlin following three decades on the run.
2 sources
WorldApr 19
Multiple diplomatic initiatives emerge involving US and Middle East, Russia
Egypt and Pakistan reportedly working on US-Iran peace plan while Iran says no date set for US talks and Russia signals interest in economic dialogue.
4 sources
WorldMay 5
US Approves Munitions Sale to Ukraine as Russian Attacks Kill 25 Before Ceasefire Deadline
The United States approved a potential sale of joint direct attack munitions to Ukraine as Russian attacks killed 25 people hours before a ceasefire deadline proposed by Kyiv.
2 sources
WorldMar 6
Reports conflict on status of Mexican cartel leader 'El Mencho'
Conflicting reports emerge about Mexican cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, with some claiming death while others suggest family deception tactics.
6 sources
WorldMar 25
Jewish Communities Increase Security Measures Amid Rising Antisemitic Incidents
Jewish communities in the US and Europe have heightened security and continued religious observances following attacks on Jewish sites and rising antisemitic rhetoric.
6 sources
WorldMar 5
Spain Denies White House Claim of Cooperation in Iran Military Operations
Spanish officials categorically rejected White House assertions that Madrid agreed to cooperate with U.S. military operations regarding Iran.
6 sources
WorldMar 11
India's Reliance Purchases 6 Million Barrels of Russian Oil as US Considers Easing Sanctions
Reliance Industries bought 6 million barrels of Russian oil for March delivery while the US weighs relaxing sanctions to address global price increases.
9 sources
WorldMay 3
UAE Restores Normal Air Traffic After Lifting Precautionary Measures
The United Arab Emirates announced that air traffic has returned to normal operations following the removal of unspecified precautionary measures.
6 sources
WorldMar 30
Fugitive accused of killing Australian police officers shot dead after manhunt
Dezi Freeman, wanted for killing two Australian police officers, was shot dead Monday after seven months on the run.
6 sources
WorldMar 24
Denmark Holds Early Election Following Tensions Over Greenland With US
Danish voters cast ballots in a general election called early by PM Mette Frederiksen after a diplomatic crisis with President Trump over Greenland.
6 sources
WorldMar 25
Australia, EU Finalize Trade Deal; European Car Sales Rise in February
Australia and the European Union concluded a trade agreement while European car sales showed modest growth in February, with Tesla ending a year-long decline.
11 sources
WorldMay 21
Ships face marine growth buildup in Gulf amid waterway disruptions
Vessels trapped in Gulf waters are experiencing barnacle and jellyfish infestations while few ships navigate the Strait of Hormuz during ongoing maritime disruptions.
2 sources
WorldMar 15
Strait of Hormuz Sees Reduced Tanker Traffic as Trump Appeals for UK Naval Support
Oil tanker traffic through the critical Strait of Hormuz has dropped to fewer than five vessels daily, prompting calls for international naval intervention.
4 sources
WorldJun 1
Iranian-American Woman Describes Fear After Trump's Iran Threat
An Iranian-born woman living in the U.S. expressed fear following President Trump's threat against Iran during ongoing conflict.
2 sources
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