A nationwide internet blackout and new social media restrictions have plunged Afghanistan into digital isolation, sparking fear among citizens who rely on connectivity for survival.
President Trump’s campaign to destroy drug-smuggling boats off Venezuela has sparked fears of U.S. military action in Mexico—but trade ties and sovereignty may prevent escalation.
In a historic breakthrough, Israel and Hamas are executing a major hostage-prisoner exchange, offering the first real hope for peace after more than a year of brutal conflict.
Once unshakable, Viktor Orban’s control over Hungary’s media is being challenged by Péter Magyar’s digital-first political movement—exposing the limits of state propaganda.
Israel’s conduct in Gaza has triggered a sharp decline in support among young Americans, raising alarms in Jerusalem about the future of its most vital alliance.
As Cameroon votes on October 12, 2025, 92-year-old President Paul Biya seeks an eighth term amidst a fractured opposition and persistent health rumors.
Chinese authorities have detained dozens of members of the underground Zion Church in Beijing, led by Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, in a renewed crackdown on unregistered religious groups.
Dozens killed in Sudan after RSF paramilitary forces struck a displacement shelter in El Fasher, where 260,000 civilians remain trapped under siege.
A military unit in Madagascar has defected to join mass protests against President Rajoelina, sparking fears of a coup amid deadly unrest over poverty and governance.
Tens of thousands gather in Tel Aviv for a rally that organizers hope will be the last, as a ceasefire deal paves the way for the release of the remaining Gaza hostages.