A vehicle-ramming and stabbing attack at a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur 2025 killed two and injured four before police shot the assailant.
The U.S. is withdrawing from a $300 million commitment to build a critical sewage treatment plant in East Timor, leaving one of Asia’s poorest nations in limbo.
Israeli naval forces intercepted a humanitarian flotilla including Greta Thunberg in international waters, halting its attempt to deliver aid to famine-stricken Gaza.
Israel has split Gaza in two militarily while Hamas deliberates over Donald Trump’s high-stakes ceasefire proposal—raising fears of total urban warfare.
For the first time in history, Voice of America has suspended all broadcasts amid the 2025 U.S. government shutdown, leaving millions without access to independent news.
Israel has split Gaza in two by seizing a key roadway, as Hamas considers Trump’s high-stakes ceasefire proposal amid a deepening humanitarian crisis.
Decades after his death, Ha Bik Chuen’s intricate collagraphs—discovered in a Hong Kong family apartment—are drawing global acclaim at Frieze Masters 2025.
Ana Segovia’s vibrant, faceless cowboy paintings subvert traditional masculinity and machismo—earning him a solo show at Frieze London 2025.
Amid gallery closures and a shrinking art market, London’s museums and artists are driving a cultural resurgence—with Frieze, V&A East, and the National Gallery leading the charge.
An explosive federal lawsuit accuses Qatari royals of running a yearslong racketeering operation to secure unpaid luxury real estate services from Irish hotelier Patrick McKillen.