Renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia effectively shatters peace deal that ended 2022 war
Renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia has effectively shattered a peace pact that ended a devastating two-year war in 2022
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Far-right UK activist arrested after migrant dinghy slashed in the English Channel
A far-right activist has been arrested for allegedly slashing a dinghy in the English Channel
Syrian leader lashes out at Israel in UN speech, says Golan is inseparable part of Syria
Syria's leader has lashed out at Israel in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly
Turkey will hand over key base in Iraq in a gradual troop withdrawal deal
Turkey has agreed to gradually withdraw forces from a strategic military base in northern Iraq and hand over control to the Iraqi government
Pakistani airstrikes target Afghanistan after Islamabad accuses Kabul of drone attacks
Pakistan says it carried out airstrikes on 10 sites in Afghanistan that it said were used to launch drone attacks against Pakistan a day earlier
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine has sent two North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea
Indonesia reflags a former Italian warship as its first aircraft carrier
Indonesia’s navy has commissioned its first aircraft carrier after acquiring the former Italian vessel to strengthen its maritime defenses and disaster response
Pakistan says it struck 10 sites in Afghanistan after accusing Kabul of drone attacks
Pakistan says it carried out airstrikes on 10 sites in Afghanistan that it said were used to launch drone attacks against Pakistan a day earlier
Lourdes: What to know about one of Catholicism’s most famous pilgrimage sites
Pope Leo XIV plans to visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes in southern France on Sunday
Gulf nations have found ways to keep oil flowing through the Iran war, but the costs are mounting
At the start of the Iran war, many feared that Tehran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz would send oil prices through the roof and throttle the global economy
Families describe grief as Canadian seller linked to suicides worldwide faces sentencing
Families of people who died after buying lethal products from a Canadian online seller investigated in connection with more than 100 deaths worldwide described lives shattered by grief as he faced sentencing for aiding 14 suicides
Jamaica celebrates that its reparations case against Britain referred to final appeals court
Jamaica says its reparations case against Britain has been referred to the United Kingdom’s highest court of appeal for the Caribbean island
Colombia's president sends troops to a Caribbean city after an outburst of violence
Troops are patrolling the streets of Santa Marta, Colombia, as President Abelardo de la Espriella tries to restore order after violence erupted there
Russia's parliamentary election result underscores public support for Kremlin policies, Putin says
President Vladimir Putin says Russia’s first wartime parliamentary election, which further strengthened the Kremlin’s already-overwhelming legislative control, was a sign of public support for his policies
Italy's parliament paves the way for a return to nuclear energy
Italy’s Senate has given final approval to legislation paving the way for a return to nuclear power
Congo is running short of health workers as Ebola remains out of control, WHO says
The World Health Organization warns that Congo is running short of health workers to staff treatment centers for the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history
What to know about the deal by Britain to surrender the Chagos Islands
The fate of the Chagos Islands hinges on U.S. support for a sovereignty transfer from Britain to Mauritius
Yemen’s factions battling Iran-backed Houthis share a common enemy but not common goals
Yemen's factions fighting the Iran-backed Houthis are united in opposing the rebels who control the country's north and now its Red Sea coastline
Executive linked to alleged financial misconduct is freed from jail in Myanmar
An Australian business executive who headed the American Chamber of Commerce in Myanmar has been released after spending more than 100 days in jail over allegations of financial misconduct
International watchdog calls for protection of journalists ahead of Serbia election
An international media watchdog says that journalists in Serbia are increasingly under threat of violence and hostility ahead of a high-stakes early parliamentary election that will test populist President Aleksandar Vucic’s rule
What to know about the agreement signed by President Trump and the leaders of Denmark and Greenland
U.S. President Donald Trump and the leaders of Denmark and Greenland have signed an agreement about Greenland's status
Pakistani officials say Afghan Taliban shelled Pakistan's border posts. Kabul denies the attack
Local Pakistani officials say Afghan Taliban forces shelled Pakistani border posts after Pakistani troops foiled a cross-border infiltration attempt by militants
Ethiopian Airlines cancels flights to Tigray capital as soldiers take over airport
Regional forces in Tigray, northern Ethiopia, have taken control of the airport, leading Ethiopian Airlines to cancel flights to the region
Argentina’s leaderless opposition struggles to unite against Milei's reelection bid
President Javier Milei has brought down inflation in Argentina, but economic pain is giving his Peronist opponents a new opening ahead of the 2027 election
ICC convicts former Central African Republic militia commander of torture
Judges at the International Criminal Court have convicted former Seleka rebel commander Mahamat Said Abdel Kani of persecution and torture as crimes against humanity committed while he ran a prison in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic
How France handles its strict secularism as it prepares for a papal visit
Pope Leo XIV’s upcoming trip to France highlights the country's strict secularism, known as “laïcité.”
South Sudan president dissolves transitional government ahead of delayed elections
South Sudan President Salva Kiir has dissolved his country’s transitional government ahead of upcoming elections
Australian man is accused of being Islamic State group propagandist who shared 10,000 files online
Authorities in Melbourne have accused a man of pledging allegiance to the Islamic State group and spreading extremist propaganda online
South Sudan president dissolves transitional government ahead of long-delayed elections
South Sudan President Salva Kiir has dissolved his country’s transitional government ahead of upcoming elections
Pakistani officials say Afghan Taliban shelled Pakistani border. Kabul denies the attack
Local Pakistani officials say Afghan Taliban forces shelled Pakistani border posts after Pakistani troops foiled a cross-border infiltration attempt by militants