US President Donald Trump formally announced the first charter of his 'Board of Peace', which is a body for resolving international conflicts and has a $1 billion price tag for permanent membership.
Like the other veterans in his Kyiv-based group of around 15 actors, Ukrainian soldier Onopriienko has found healing and fulfilmenton stage.
Millions of Americans from New Mexico to the Carolinas are bracing for a potentially catastrophic ice storm that could crush trees and power lines and knock out power for days.
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa announced 30 percent tariffs on imports from Colombia, accusing its neighbor of failing to help fight drug cartels.
Young protesters shot in the back, shotgun pellets fired in a doctor's face, wounded people afraid to go to hospital: "Every family has been affected" by the deadly crackdown on Iran's recent wave of demonstrations.
The US is due to officially exit the World Health Organisation on Thursday, in the face of warnings it will hit both US health and global health
An Afghan who fought against Soviet forces still visits a museum celebrating the resistance, but, in keeping with rules by the Taliban authorities, the displays have undergone notable changes recently.
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairman Tarique Rahman has officially kicked off his party's election campaign for the February 12 elections with a rally at Alia Madrasa ground in Sylhet-- some 242 kilometres from Dhaka.
The restart of the No. 6 reactor at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant in north-central Japan was suspended due to a glitch related to control rods, which are essential to safely starting up and shutting down reactors, according to its operator, TEPCO.
Shares in Japanese toilet maker Toto, known for its high-tech bidet thrones, closed nearly 10 percent higher Thursday thanks to the company's unlikely link to the semiconductor supply chain.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said that Denmark and Greenland will continue to engage in a constructive dialogue on security in the Arctic, provided that this is done with respect for her country's territorial integrity.
US envoy Steve Witkoff said "a lot of progress" had been made in Ukraine peace talks and that negotiations were down to one last issue.
Emboldened by the US success in ousting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his continued push to annex Greenland, US President Donald Trump is now reportedly seeking regime change in Cuba.
The European Parliament has paused the approval of a US-EU trade deal that the two agreed to in July. This came in protest against US President Donald Trump's demand to take over Greenland and his threats of tariffs against European allies.
Three people were killed and another was wounded on Thursday in a shooting in a town in Australia's New South Wales.
Rare earths, billionaires, and the soft rebranding of a land grab - the reality behind Trump's Greenland threats.
Historical records and international law do not support the claim that the US ever owned or controlled Greenland's sovereignty.
Trump used the World War II reference to justify his ongoing interest in occupying Greenland.
The F-47 uses advanced stealth technology to reduce its visibility to radar. Its sensor systems are integrated, which allows the pilot to track and engage targets more effectively.
Within 24 hours after the transaction, multiple buyers reported their newly purchased vehicles were stolen.
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The vote scheduled for February 12 is seen as a major test for democracy in the South Asian nation.
Venezuelans share their opinions on US interference
Palestine Action-linked remand prisoner Umer Khalid calls on the UK to engage with his protest demands.
The West African country is set to hold legislative and presidential elections on December 6.
For decades, the World Economic Forum in Davos was a symbol of global cooperation. Today, its relevance is questioned.
Europe is quick to denounce Trump’s imperial fantasies while defending its own colonial past and present.
UN says more than 1,800 settler attacks against Palestinians - about five per day - were documented in 2025.
The Wall Street Journal reports the White House is seeking Cuban officials willing to cut a deal on regime change.
The 24-time Grand Slam singles winner lost just eight games and cruised into the third round at Melbourne Park.
Solar and wind power provided more electricity than coal and gas last year, leading a global trend, says Ember.
US President Donald Trump dropped his threat to impose tariffs on European countries over his bid to takeover Greenland.
Atesh, an underground resistance group, says it has trained thousands - including Russian soldiers - in sabotage.
Sharp rise in fatalities at Karachi's Gul Plaza Shopping Centre came after 30 bodies were found in a locked store.
Swiss food giants Nestle has also recalled infant formula batches in recent weeks over toxin fears.
Board was initially aimed at rebuilding Gaza due to Israeli genocide, but was later pitched as global conflict body.
The Palestinian village of Ras Ein al-Auja has held out against violent Israeli settlers - until now.
Rights groups condemn trial of three activists accused of 'inciting subversion of state power'.
On-the-ground campaigning kicks off on Thursday, but parties have been locked in online battles for month.
Several people were missing after heavy rains caused flooding and landslides across New Zealand's North Island.
Bombing targeted convoy carrying Giants Brigades' commander, an ally of the Saudi-backed government, authorities say.
Flags will be flown at half-staff to honour the victims of the December 14 shooting at Sydney's Bondi Beach.
Indonesia and the surrounding region is known for some of the world's most ancient archaeological finds.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun blasts Israeli 'policy of systematic aggression' that directly targets civilians.
The Trump administration singles out Maine Governor Janet Mills, a Democrat, as one of the reasons for ICE's operation.