Following Cameroon’s October 12th presidential election, a ruling party office was set on fire in Dschang and protesters have been arrested nationwide, highlighting the country’s deep political crisis.
New evidence shows Russian forces are using FPV drones equipped with modified North Korean cluster munitions in southern Ukraine, signaling a deepening military alliance.
The Israel-Hamas cease-fire remains in place but is under severe strain due to unresolved disputes over the exchange of hostage and prisoner remains, raising fears of renewed violence.
A Vatican commission report reveals the Catholic Church remains sluggish in responding to clergy sexual abuse, despite Pope Leo’s reform promises.
India carefully sidesteps President Trump’s assertion that it promised to halt Russian oil imports, as New Delhi seeks to resolve trade tensions without compromising energy strategy.
In the chaotic aftermath of Bashar al-Assad’s escape from Syria, key figures from his brutal regime fled undetected on a midnight flight—leaving victims without justice and the world searching for answers.
On the second anniversary of the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, Israel holds national memorials while navigating a fragile ceasefire in Gaza that began just days ago.
As U.S.-China trade tensions flare over rare earths and tariffs, Beijing is using nationalist propaganda to rally domestic support—while quietly signaling openness to negotiations.
Fourteen families have filed a lawsuit against Boeing over the December 2024 Jeju Air crash, claiming the 737-800 lacked critical safety upgrades that could have prevented the tragedy.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s government has survived a no-confidence vote in parliament, buying time to pass a critical budget by year-end amid ongoing political instability.