Aid to Africa sees sharpest cuts, with women’s health and children’s education most affected, sparking fears of rising deaths

India has ended its five-year suspension of Chinese tourist visas as both nations work to ease long-standing tensions.

A US agency has slammed Nigeria’s slow response to religious extremist killings and ongoing enforcement of blasphemy laws.

UK Judge Robin Knowles has criticised flawed damages calculation and Nigerian legal team’s failures in the landmark P&ID case.

United Nations Secretary-General Guterres says the world has started embracing clean energy, signifying the end of fossil fuels

A viral video sparked national outrage after showing a couple’s execution in Balochistan over a tribal ‘honour’ ruling

Taiwan’s opposition lawmakers are facing a recall vote, unexpectedly supported by Chinese officials and state media.

Defence Minister Denys Shmyhal has said Ukraine will need at least $120 billion for defence, half from international partners.

The US has released 240,000+ pages on MLK’s assassination, revealing FBI surveillance and reigniting questions about official narratives.

Argentina has eased entry for Chinese citizens with US visas, aiming to boost tourism and strengthen ties with Beijing.

Police say a Montreal man killed his daughter during vacation, then reported a fake abduction near Lake George

Foreign ministers condemn Israel’s “inhumane” aid restrictions and rising civilian deaths, calling for an immediate ceasefire

China has begun building what will be the world’s largest dam in Tibet, raising concerns in India and Bangladesh

China has begun building what will be the world’s largest dam in Tibet, raising concerns in India and Bangladesh

Israeli tanks stormed Deir al-Balah on Monday, sparking deadly strikes as fears grow for displaced Palestinians and hostages.

Severe rainfall has killed 18 people in South Korea, with officials vowing reforms to disaster response amid growing climate concerns.

Panic erupted as passengers leapt into the sea after fire engulfed KM Barcelona 5 ferry near Sulawesi, Indonesia

Despite losing majority, PM Ishiba says quitting now would stall Japan’s progress amid economic pressure and US tariff talks

A Philippine broadcaster Erwin Segovia was shot dead on Monday, shortly after completing his morning broadcast.

Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-attorney has urged for full release of redacted files naming powerful individuals in Epstein’s case