Colombian President Gustavo Petro alleges that a U.S. airstrike in the Caribbean killed Colombian nationals, challenging the Trump administration’s drug interdiction narrative.
As of October 2025, about 20 Israeli hostages are still alive in Gaza. This article details their status, past releases, tragic deaths, and the terms of ongoing ceasefire negotiations.
President Trump announces major progress in Gaza ceasefire negotiations and plans a weekend trip to the Middle East, as a note from Marco Rubio suggests a deal is ‘very close.’
A historic Gaza ceasefire deal has been reached: Israel and Hamas agree to exchange hostages for prisoners, with Trump’s 20-point peace plan setting the stage for potential long-term peace.
While Trump sends 10,000 U.S. troops to the Caribbean citing narco-terrorism, Qatar is quietly mediating to prevent escalation between Washington and Caracas.
As Israel and Hamas agree to a hostage-prisoner exchange, about 20 living Gaza hostages may soon be freed. Here’s what we know about their plight and the terms of their release.
Charges against two British men accused of spying for China were dropped in October 2025 after prosecutors admitted the evidence was too weak—raising serious questions about intelligence handling and political pressure.
Gisèle Pelicot returned to a French courtroom to denounce a man appealing his rape conviction in a case that exposed systemic failures around consent and justice.
A disturbing practice called ‘bluetoothing,’ where users inject blood from intoxicated individuals, is triggering a rapid rise in HIV cases across the Pacific and South Africa.
Israeli forces stopped a civilian flotilla carrying over 140 activists in international waters, marking the second failed attempt in two weeks to breach the Gaza blockade.