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In a controversial move, the Trump administration diverts over $175 million in human rights funds to support far-right agendas globally, redefining U.S. foreign policy

September 30, 2026: Iraq has formally announced the conclusion of the US-led international coalition’s military mission in the country, marking a significant transition in Iraq’s post-ISIS security arrangements as coalit

Authorities are investigating a UK airbase incident where police discovered petrol instead of explosives, raising serious questions about the intentions of the suspects

As the US and Iran intensify rhetoric before a possible deal on the Strait of Hormuz, Brent crude prices are affected by rising tensions and conflict reports

French teens blockade schools, prompting clashes with police as unions vow a day of anger over budget cuts and educational issues

Malaysia starts sending back 1,500 Myanmar nationals, raising concerns among rights groups about their safety amid escalating violence in Myanmar

Iran's leader vows to expel the US from the region, while Iraqi Airways resumes flights amid ongoing tensions with Washington and stalled negotiations

New Delhi will enforce a six-week construction ban starting December 10 to tackle severe air pollution affecting millions in the capital

Italy's decisive 4-1 win over Turkiye revitalizes their Nations League campaign, while France claims a late victory against Belgium, keeping momentum high

Israel's security agency responds to reports of Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the UAE, raising significant concerns over national security and media censorship

SpaceX's Starship rocket achieved its first orbit, deploying Starlink satellites before a shortened mission ended due to engine failure. Learn more about this historic flight

UK police question five men held at an airbase used by the US, suspecting ties to explosives and terrorism amidst rising geopolitical tensions

The US and Iran may return to the negotiation table this week as President Trump and officials seek to address tensions in the Strait of Hormuz

Kenjiro Tsuda, the voice of 'Jujutsu Kaisen', fights TikTok over AI voice cloning. The landmark case seeks to protect vocal identity rights in Japan

Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa just misses women's world record at the Berlin Marathon, finishing in stunning time and battling injuries on the course

Gunmen kill 27 people in two mass shootings across South Africa, raising concerns over rampant gun violence and safety in the nation

British police declare a major incident at Fairford airbase, arresting several men under the Explosives Act amid heightened security following US military actions

Germany has officially chosen Munich for a future Olympics host bid, aiming for the 2036, 2040, or 2044 Summer Games. This decision reinforces its sporting legacy