While Trump publicly criticized the Nobel Committee for awarding the Peace Prize to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, Secretary of State Marco Rubio had previously championed her nomination—revealing a stark policy divide within the administration.
Parisians took to the streets to protest Shein’s first physical store in France, citing concerns over labor exploitation, environmental harm, and threats to local fashion.
Tennis legend Nikola Pilic has died at 86. His 1973 Wimbledon suspension sparked a historic player boycott that reshaped the sport’s power structure.
Israel confirms 20 hostages are still alive in Gaza as part of a major prisoner exchange deal with Hamas—here’s what we know about them and what comes next.
International aid organizations are mobilizing to deliver massive relief to Gaza under the new Israel-Hamas cease-fire, but logistical, political, and security challenges threaten to slow the lifesaving effort.
A historic Gaza cease-fire has prompted thousands to return to their homes in the north, as Israel withdraws troops and aid begins flowing through Rafah.
A new U.S. aid package for Argentina has sparked allegations that select investors with political ties profited from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s intervention.
A 15-foot guillotine is now on display at Mucem in Marseille, commemorating the 44th anniversary of France’s abolition of the death penalty and honoring Robert Badinter, the man who made it happen.
Cindy McCain, head of the UN World Food Program, is taking a temporary leave after suffering a mild stroke but is expected to make a full recovery.
The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize is set to be announced on October 10, with global attention on humanitarian, climate, and press freedom advocates as leading contenders.