Saudi Arabia's decision to cancel or postpone major sporting events following deadly Houthi attacks on its airports and infrastructure reveals the limits of soft power...
A Gaza war documentary released through NPR's State of the World series provoked intense outrage in Israel, exposing the fierce battle over narrative, memory, and...
After twelve years of waiting, the New Yalu River Bridge finally connects Dandong and Sinuiju, signaling renewed China–North Korea cooperation and raising questions about trade,...
South Korea's ruling party leader Kim Min-seok meets Japan's ambassador in Seoul, articulating a three-part doctrine for bilateral ties that could reshape Northeast Asian diplomacy.
A deep examination of the multi-day flash flood event that submerged West Texas, tracing the collision of tropical moisture and a powerful cold front, the...
As American support for Ukraine wanes, President Zelensky turns to European allies in Brussels, vowing to resume strikes on Russian oil refineries despite Washington's objections....
A Singapore-flagged container ship sinks in the Strait of Hormuz after striking a mine, exposing the convergence of energy markets, electoral politics, and military escalation...
Nicolas Maduro, the former Venezuelan president seized by US forces from Caracas, faces landmark torture charges in a New York federal court. The case represents...
A minibus carrying international truck drivers collided with a stationary freight train near the Channel Tunnel entrance in northern France, injuring nineteen people. The first...
A minibus carrying truck drivers struck a vehicle shuttle train at the French entrance to the Channel Tunnel, injuring 19 men and prompting a full...
American freelance journalist Margot Kiser Jones has filed suit against the Kenyan government after being deported to Dubai rather than the United States, following her...
On October 16, 2026, Buenos Aires erupted as students and teachers clashed with police over a university funding law President Javier Milei refused to implement....
Six legal service providers sue the Trump administration over a fast-tracked asylum process that leaves unaccompanied migrant children facing immigration court alone, sometimes with only...
Myanmar's coup leader-turned-president Min Aung Hlaing has secured official welcomes from five ASEAN nations despite a civil war that has killed up to 100,000 people....
President Trump brands Ukraine's refinery strikes a disgrace as Zelensky demands honest allied support in Brussels, while Russian drones darken Volyn and Poland scrambles jets.
News24's weekly podcast 'Succession | The Race for Joburg' turns municipal succession into serialised political drama, tracking the factions, courts, and coalitions shaping who governs...
A devastating school roof collapse in Peshawar killed 34 children and one teacher, exposing the lethal intersection of corruption, weak infrastructure, and governance failure. This...
Students occupy a Buenos Aires campus, Congress passes laws the executive refuses to enforce, and a judge fines the state daily. Argentina's fight over free...