
Afghan Women Document Life Under Taliban Education Ban Through Anonymous Photography
Anonymous Afghan women photographers capture daily reality and aspirations through images displayed at Brooklyn's Photoville Festival.

Anonymous Afghan women photographers capture daily reality and aspirations through images displayed at Brooklyn's Photoville Festival.

NATO members are analyzing Ukrainian battlefield innovations in drone technology and defense production as the alliance prepares for its upcoming summit.

Pope Leo held discussions with Dame Sarah Mullally, the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, during her visit to the Vatican.

Federal authorities brought a 10-year-old back from Cuba following what they describe as an international parental kidnapping case involving custody disputes.

Taiwan's opposition leader will visit mainland China next month, marking the first such trip by a major Taiwanese political figure in nearly a decade.

Rutgers University rescinded its invitation to alumnus Rami Elghandour to speak at graduation after student complaints about his Palestine-related posts.
Lebanon faces severe economic hardship as ongoing conflict with Israel worsens an already fragile economy marked by currency collapse and widespread poverty.

Polish authorities discovered a drone linked to September airspace violation and thwarted cyberattack on nuclear center possibly from Iran.

Hungary vetoed an EU loan to Ukraine, demanding repairs to a Russian oil pipeline through Ukrainian territory before releasing funds.

Steven Lyons, 45, described as a major Scottish gangland figure, was detained by Indonesian police upon arrival from Singapore.

The United States plans to expedite $16.5 billion worth of weapons deliveries to Middle Eastern allied nations.

William Majcher, a retired RCMP officer, was found not guilty of national security charges related to alleged cooperation with Chinese authorities.

Mexico's navy launched a search operation for two sailboats carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba after they failed to arrive in Havana as scheduled.

A UN judge rejected the early release request for 84-year-old war crimes convict Ratko Mladić, citing adequate prison conditions despite his advanced age.
NATO has made personnel adjustments to its Iraq training mission as tensions escalate in the region involving Iran.
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