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The death of Hesam Alaeeddin in custody has raised significant concerns regarding the treatment of detainees in Iran, particularly in connection with his brother's Starlink involvement.
Taiwan's Vice President Lai Ching-te has arrived in Eswatini, marking a significant visit that faced delays due to overflight clearance issues.
As Russia seeks to position its Northern Sea Route as a vital trade link between Europe and Asia, significant political and environmental challenges could hinder its success.
As drone warfare transforms the battlefield in Ukraine, concerns are rising among Russian forces regarding the advanced capabilities of Ukrainian drones, including reports of 'Martian drones.'
Mali grapples with escalating security issues as jihadist fighters and Tuareg separatists launch coordinated attacks and impose blockades, particularly around Bamako.
Iran has executed two individuals accused of espionage for Israel, as the judiciary chief reaffirms a tough stance against foreign criticism amid ongoing executions.
Taiwan's leader visits Eswatini shortly after attributing the cancellation of a previous trip to Chinese interference, raising diplomatic concerns.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy revealed that Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico expressed support for Ukraine's aspirations to join the EU, marking a shift in Slovakia's foreign policy.
A 39-year-old man has been detained in Austria, suspected of trying to blackmail the German baby food company HiPP by allegedly poisoning its products.
Ohio Republicans are increasingly worried that the entry of a former ICE official into the race could jeopardize their chances in a critical House district.
Spirit Airlines has officially ceased operations, concluding its 34-year history in the budget airline sector, impacting numerous employees and travelers.
In a significant move, a drugmaker has filed an emergency appeal aimed at restoring access to an important abortion medication amidst ongoing legal challenges.
In Vanves, a suburb of Paris, a literary circle commemorates Russian poet Marina Tsvetaeva, bridging the experiences of past and present dissidents from Stalin's Russia.
Ruben Rocha Moya, the governor of Sinaloa and a member of the Morena party, has stepped down following accusations of drug trafficking connections.
German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius has indicated that the anticipated withdrawal of 5,000 US troops aligns with expectations, prompting NATO to seek further clarification.
In a recent communication to Congress, President Trump asserts that the ceasefire indicates hostilities have ended, suggesting he no longer requires their authorization for military actions in Iran.
Tensions have arisen between Ukraine and Israel over grain shipments arriving in Haifa, which Ukraine claims are stolen from occupied territories. Israel, however, states that evidence supporting this claim is insufficient.
Amid escalating violence, Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have resulted in casualties, including women and children, as fighting persists despite a ceasefire.
The trade tensions between the U.S. and the EU intensify as President Trump announces a significant tariff increase on vehicles, potentially costing Germany $18 billion.
A notable increase in the arrest and prosecution of women for drug trafficking in France has been observed, attributed to criminal networks recruiting women to serve their female clients.