The election will determine whether the country continues with its first leftist government or shifts toward a traditional conservative or far-right outsider candidate.
Statues of Shivaji are rising across India as the Maratha empire founder becomes a powerful icon for Hindu right-wing movements reshaping the country.
A remote gold mining community has become the epicenter of a deadly Ebola outbreak, with medical teams struggling against limited resources and dangerous conditions to stop the spread.
The attack on Romanian territory has increased concerns about alliance solidarity and Washington's commitment to collective defense.
From Iran to Gaza, Eid al-Adha festivities were muted as ongoing conflicts and shortages of food and fuel affected traditional celebrations throughout the region.
The strike on a NATO country sharply escalated tensions with Moscow, prompting strong condemnation from the military alliance.
President meets with aides for two hours about possible cease-fire extension after earlier suggesting he was ready to make a decision on social media.
WatchNegotiators have agreed on a memorandum that would restore unrestricted shipping through the world's most important oil chokepoint and open talks on Iran's nuclear program — but President Trump has not yet given final approval.
The prime minister said Israel already controls 60% of the territory and directed the army to push further — a move critics say breaches the October 2025 truce and would squeeze two million Palestinians into an ever-smaller strip of land.
New agreement allows U.S. military strikes against drug gangs inside Guatemalan territory as part of broader Latin American strategy.
An outbreak centered on the gold-mining town of Mongbwalu has killed at least 264 people and crossed into Uganda's capital, while attacks on health workers hamper the response.
An overnight assault that included a hypersonic Oreshnik missile killed at least four people and wounded around 100, with Mayor Vitali Klitschko reporting damage in 'every district' of the capital.
Emerging framework could extend cease-fire and set stage for broader negotiations, though President Trump has not yet signed off on the arrangement.
The London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies says the world is entering a new nuclear arms race "with the Asia-Pacific at its core," with neither side showing clear guardrails against striking the other's command networks.
About 300 Ghanaians flew home on the first voluntary repatriation flight; officials say roughly 90% were undocumented, and Nigeria says it may evacuate its citizens too.
The deal marks the second Latin American country to allow U.S. military operations within its borders as Trump administration pressures Mexico.
When a small Solomon Islands community requested help with youth problems, Chinese police arrived with comprehensive monitoring technology, raising regional security concerns.
WatchArmed groups in Ituri Province have ambushed response teams, stoned vaccinators, and burned a treatment unit in Bunia as the eighth Public Health Emergency of International Concern in the framework's 20-year history puts the U.S. CDC on Level 3 activation and routes all incoming passengers from Kinshasa, Entebbe and Kigali through five designated airports.
The anti-immigrant, populist agenda has helped Reform U.K. gain central influence in British politics, though it faces an uphill climb to power.
The Nordic island nation, which has long stood apart from European integration, is reconsidering its relationship with the EU following escalating tensions over territorial sovereignty.
Dominican Republic's immigration crackdown leads to births in squalid, unsupervised settings as pregnant women avoid hospitals.
Iranian officials arrive in Doha for negotiations hours before U.S. military announces strikes intended to protect American troops in the region.
The decision to release the top opposition politician is seen as an attempt to recalibrate frayed ties with Western countries.
In Santiago de Cuba, the cradle of the Cuban revolution, apartment tower residents resort to firewood and charcoal fires as cooking gas shortages spread across the island.
WatchThe Global Sumud Flotilla of roughly 50 aid ships was boarded by Israeli commandos 167 miles off Gaza, with freed activists in Istanbul accusing Israeli forces of beatings, sexual violence, and prolonged denial of food and water inside Ketziot prison — allegations Israel denies but that have prompted formal protests from Canada, Germany, France, Italy, and others.
Temperatures hit 32.3C at Kew Gardens on Sunday — the warmest U.K. May reading since 1947 — with the Met Office warning Monday could break the all-time May record of 32.8C and trigger amber heat-health alerts across nine English regions.
Isaac Herzog delivers harsh indictment of "terrible process of brutalization" creeping into Israeli society.
Buildings rattled in Kyiv for hours as Russia deployed intermediate-range ballistic missile for only third time in the ongoing war.
President Trump claims agreement is "largely negotiated" while American and Iranian officials describe terms differently, raising questions about actual progress.
Chinese leader demands investigation and accountability as rescue teams race to find survivors in one of the deadliest mining disasters in recent years.