International Relations

Authorities in Pattaya charged Simon Peter Carman after CCTV footage allegedly showed him transporting a large suitcase containing the remains of Tunchanok

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the army chief and son of President Yoweri Museveni, has placed major newsrooms under siege, claiming he does not believe in a

For 15 years, Kim Jong Un has never publicly named his mother, Ko Yong Hui, whose Japanese birth and wavering social status contradict the regime's sacred

US forces targeted Iranian military sites following a drone strike on a commercial tanker, prompting Tehran to launch retaliatory missiles at bases in

Tensions escalate in the Middle East as Israeli drones target southern towns and Hezbollah's leadership declares the newly signed US-brokered framework

As international rescue teams arrive in the devastated coastal state of La Guaira, thousands remain missing under the ruins of collapsed buildings after

A blistering heatwave has triggered record-breaking temperatures across the continent, forcing the cancellation of major events in Paris and straining

Following a series of devastating seismic events, Venezuelans are grappling with destroyed infrastructure and a perceived lack of government support as

The San Francisco-based developer alleges that operators linked to the Chinese tech giant used thousands of accounts to harvest proprietary model logic.

The International Maritime Organization is coordinating with regional powers to secure the release of mariners as US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns

All train services were held at stations for over two hours after a failure in the digital radio network paralyzed communications.

A sweep of Mamdani-backed candidates, including Brad Lander's defeat of Dan Goldman, signals a significant leftward shift driven by intra-party divisions.

The Supreme Court of Appeal overturned a previous ruling that would have allowed the Zambian government to repatriate Lungu's remains against his family's

The fatal shooting in Nabatieh al-Fawqa marks the first reported deaths since a weekend lull in fighting between Israel and Hezbollah.

Significant funding from the Shared Island Fund will secure hourly Belfast-Dublin train services and support environmental and sporting projects across the

Record-breaking temperatures have led to at least 40 drowning deaths in France alone as residents seek relief in unsupervised waters.

Following a razor-thin preliminary lead for Abelardo de la Espriella, US President Donald Trump signals a diplomatic reset after years of friction with

Washington temporarily dismantles central pillars of its Iranian oil embargo as both nations establish a roadmap for a final deal within two months.

A technical accident at the world's largest gas processing site has claimed the lives of migrant workers during a facility restart.

Single-entry visa costs will jump from 3,000 to 15,000 yen as authorities move to align fees with other G7 economies and offset inflation.

Ugandan authorities blocked Martha Karua at Entebbe airport, preventing her from joining the defense team for lawyer Erias Lukwago.

Taipei warns that Beijing's move to increase purchases of atemoya custard apples is a tactic to create economic reliance before imposing sudden market

Extreme temperatures have forced the closure of hundreds of schools and disrupted rail travel across Western Europe as officials warn of a long-lasting

Abelardo de la Espriella, endorsed by Donald Trump, defeated left-wing candidate Iván Cepeda in an initial count that signals a shift toward military-led