Taliban officials accused Pakistan of hitting civilian areas in eastern Afghanistan, weeks after Chinese-mediated peace talks were supposed to halt the most dangerous border conflict in South Asia.
Air defenses in Russian capital breached as Ukraine expands long-range strike capabilities, raising tensions ahead of significant military commemoration.
Attack on Russian capital high-rise building comes days before Victory Day celebration as Ukraine expands long-range strike capabilities.
Twelve ballistic missiles, three cruise missiles and four drones were launched from Iran, with three civilians injured and a fire briefly burning at the Fujairah Oil Industry Zone.
WHO confirms one laboratory-positive case and five suspected infections aboard the Dutch expedition cruise ship; Cape Verde has refused permission for the vessel to dock.
Attack on Russian capital high-rise represents escalation in long-range strikes as Ukraine expands targeting of strategic locations.
Vote counting begins Monday for 154 million voters across four states, with results determining upper chamber control and BJP expansion limits.
Over 154 million voters participated in contests across four states that could determine the balance of power in Parliament's upper chamber ahead of 2029 national elections.
The rush for critical minerals used in drones and electric cars is triggering a new wave of illegal mining in the world's largest rainforest.
Post-pandemic delays create massive bottleneck as average wait times quadruple from pre-COVID levels, frustrating thousands of British drivers.
IDF says it hit 50 Hezbollah sites in 24 hours, killing at least seven including a child. More than 62,000 homes have been destroyed and 1 million people displaced since fighting reignited in March.
Gov. Rubén Rocha Moya is accused of meeting with El Chapo's sons before his 2021 election and installing officials 'friendly' to their cartel operations.
Despite U.S. officials' promises to 'unleash prosperity' by controlling oil industry, life in Caracas remains largely unchanged after Maduro's ousting.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz offered no public sign he believed Trump's threats to pull 5,000 US troops were serious after criticizing American military action in Iran.
Baltic nation uncovers plots involving murder and infrastructure attacks as Moscow expands hybrid warfare across Europe.
The missile defense system was sent to an Arab country for the first time as the Emirates bore the brunt of Iranian retaliatory attacks during the conflict.
After months of upheaval, many citizens attempt to continue daily routines while quietly grappling with grief, economic stress and diminished hope.
After months of conflict and upheaval, many Iranians attempt to maintain daily routines while quietly grappling with grief, financial stress, and diminished optimism.
Similar incidents across Europe claimed by shadowy Islamist group suggest coordinated campaign using low-cost methods to sow fear in Jewish communities.
Justice Department documents reveal how convicted sex trafficker used Middle East connections to acquire tapestries from Islam's holiest shrine for unusual building.
Two men were stabbed in Golders Green and remain in stable condition, while one suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in the Wednesday attack.
Newly revealed messages show how convicted sex offender used connections to obtain holy tapestries for unusual building on his property.
The Gulf nation's exit amid Iran war tensions threatens to weaken OPEC's influence over global oil markets as crude prices surge past $100 per barrel.
From beauty influencers to political opposition figures, Russians are increasingly challenging President Putin's moves to restrict online access.
After months of political deadlock and pressure from both the U.S. and Iran, a businessman has been selected as prime minister-designate.
Major investigation reveals Royal Canadian Mint gold marketed as traceable and ethical actually originated from cartel-controlled operations.
General Sadio Camara's death marks a significant blow to the military government as security deteriorates across West Africa's Sahel region.
President Isaac Herzog opts against immediate pardon for Prime Minister in corruption case, choosing mediation path over presidential clemency.
As precious metal prices soar, industry guardrails have broken down, allowing cartel-mined gold to enter legitimate U.S. markets.
War transforms contaminated exclusion zone from potential economic opportunity into army-controlled security belt as Ukraine marks anniversary of world's worst nuclear accident.