Breaking world news, foreign affairs, and international politics from correspondents around the globe.
A Nepali helicopter pilot shares firsthand accounts of rescuing stranded flood victims, highlighting challenges amid Nepal's devastating monsoon floods.
US launches 'Operation Economic Outcast' to isolate Iran, warning of sanctions on countries maintaining ties. China, Iran's top trading partner, resists pressure as Tehran vows retaliation.
Iran faces eroding strategic control over the Strait of Hormuz as Gulf neighbors develop alternative pipelines, reducing reliance on the waterway amid US sanctions and economic pressure.
Iran proposes law to ban unauthorised contact with foreign media, risking imprisonment. Rights groups say it isolates society and targets journalists like Yalda Moaiery, sentenced to 15 years.
Gaza's farmers face deadly threats while cultivating land under Israeli fire to combat famine. Despite risks, they restore agriculture amid severe shortages and military occupation.
German health authorities investigate malaria deaths at Frankfurt Airport, set mosquito traps, and urge vigilance after six workers contract the disease.
Thieves stole priceless Bronze Age gold artifacts from Villena Museum in Spain. The heist, described as 'super-professional,' lasted only four minutes.
Russia warns of strikes on UK targets after Britain aids Ukraine in long-range missile production. CIA chief reportedly cautions Kremlin against Nato attacks amid escalating tensions.
US President Trump signs executive order renaming Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' as trade tensions escalate with Canada. The symbolic move draws criticism and retaliation.
An Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon's Nabatieh district killed a newlywed woman and injured several others amid escalating cross-border tensions with Hezbollah.
Zambia's main opposition leader Brian Mundubile detained over treason allegations amid disputed election results. Courts closed on final day to file challenge, raising legal concerns.
US President Trump declares national emergency, restricting foreign-made equipment in the electricity grid due to cybersecurity and operational threats. New rules expected in 120 days.
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