Two Arrested After Shocking Train Stabbing in UK
Two men arrested following a stabbing on a British train; Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns the attack and advises public cooperation with police.
Two men arrested following a stabbing on a British train; Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns the attack and advises public cooperation with police.
As Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump visit Seoul, South Korea’s leader walks a diplomatic tightrope between two global superpowers.
Juan Ramón Matta Ballesteros, the Honduran drug trafficker who connected Colombian and Mexican cartels during the 1980s cocaine boom, has died at age 80 while serving a life sentence in a U.S. prison.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Chinese President Xi Jinping to rebuild strained ties, signaling a major shift in foreign policy after years of diplomatic frost.
In Japan, a record number of people over 100 are choosing to stay in the workforce, driven by culture, purpose, and a desire for a richer life.
Russia’s Vladimir Putin unveils new nuclear-capable weapons after Trump cancels Ukraine summit, reigniting fears of Cold War-style brinkmanship.
Journalist Igor Ilyash has been imprisoned in Belarus after refusing to leave his already-detained wife, highlighting the regime’s continued assault on press freedom.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s upcoming US visit focuses on a major security and nuclear deal, but a normalization agreement with Israel is not expected.
Tanzania’s president has been declared re-elected amid widespread protests, internet shutdowns, and international concerns over vote integrity.
Two decades after global outcry over genocide, Darfur is again engulfed in mass killings as the RSF captures El Fasher, with little international response.