Weeks of youth-led protests over basic services have toppled Madagascar’s president, leading to a military takeover and calls for democratic renewal.
Since his death, Charlie Kirk has been transformed into a powerful martyr figure for the global far right—sparking memorials, legislation, and international rallies.
Twenty high-ranking Barrio 18 gang members have escaped from a maximum-security prison in Guatemala, igniting a nationwide manhunt and political crisis.
President Zelensky has stripped Odesa Mayor Hennady Trukhanov of Ukrainian citizenship, citing alleged Russian ties—a move critics call a political crackdown.
Dallin H. Oaks has been named the 18th president of the Mormon Church, ending a rare leadership gap after Russell M. Nelson’s death and signaling a new era for the global faith.
A deadly fire at a garment factory in Dhaka, Bangladesh, has killed at least 16 workers, with fears the toll will rise due to an adjacent chemical warehouse still burning.
After two years of war, a fragile Gaza ceasefire has been reached through unprecedented U.S.-Arab coordination and direct pressure from Donald Trump on both Hamas and Israel.
FIFA chief Gianni Infantino’s appearance at the Gaza cease-fire summit alongside Donald Trump has ignited global debate over sports, politics, and neutrality.
Facing imminent no-confidence votes, French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has offered to suspend the contentious pension overhaul in a bid to stabilize his government.
China’s new visa program to attract foreign STEM talent has sparked intense online backlash, revealing tensions between global ambitions and domestic job anxieties.