Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 12 people, including two paramedics and two children, according to Lebanon's health ministry.
Cuban-Americans are sending more assistance to relatives in Cuba amid ongoing economic difficulties and U.S. policy pressures on the island nation.
Elizabeth Tsurkov, a Princeton doctoral student, was freed in September 2025 after being held hostage by an Iran-backed militia in Iraq for over two years.
An official inquiry determined more than 500 people died in violence surrounding Tanzania's elections, though responsibility remains unclear.
A drone strike allegedly occurred in Dubai's International Financial Centre, reportedly causing buildings to shake in the area.
Insurgent attacks and security challenges in Pakistan's Balochistan province are raising concerns about regional stability and economic development projects.
Multiple prominent figures face ongoing legal proceedings including murder charges, threat allegations, and international criminal probe.
A Free Press author argues U.S. Iran policy targets China while Chinese factory data reflects uncertainty amid regional tensions.
Defense attorneys for former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic have requested his release from prison, citing the 84-year-old's declining health.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, known for pro-Russia statements, won reelection this week as EU partners monitor his policy direction.
A man in his 40s was killed by police after an overnight standoff, with officials saying he had been plotting an attack on the Louvre museum.
Laboratory testing found clothes for popular Labubu collectible dolls contain cotton from China's Xinjiang region, which is prohibited under U.S. forced labor laws.
An Iranian-born woman living in the U.S. expressed fear following President Trump's threat against Iran during ongoing conflict.
Uganda's parliament is fast-tracking legislation that would impose up to 20 years in prison for promoting foreign interests and restrict overseas partnerships.
Drug Enforcement Administration whistleblowers are requesting a $50 million reward for informants who provided intelligence on Venezuelan officials.
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