Ukrainian drone attacks resumed in Moscow hours after a CIA director's visit, marking an intensification of aerial warfare. The strikes reflect Ukraine's expanded targeting strategy and willingness to risk civilian casualties.
Ed Sheeran's tour faces crisis after rapper Macklemore was dropped for pro-Palestinian protest, with all opening acts quitting in solidarity and fans divided over attending remaining shows.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported Amos Sheik Massaquoi, 55, to Liberia on August 11 after he spent nearly two decades illegally in the U.S. He is accused of ordering killings, torture, and child soldier recruitment during Liberia's civil wars.
Progressive Twitch streamer Hasan Piker told Axios he believes Iran having nuclear weapons would make the Middle East more stable, citing mutual assured destruction theory while claiming he doesn't advocate for nuclear-armed Iran.
A UN fact-finding mission concluded the US committed war crimes in two February airstrikes in Iran, including one on a school in Minab that killed over 150 people. The mission also accused Iran of crimes against humanity against its own citizens.
Sea crossings to Europe dropped 39% in 2026, yet deaths rose to 2,292 as routes become deadlier. IOM warns nearly every death is preventable and calls for legal migration pathways.
Finland completed 124 miles of border fencing with Russia after accusing Moscow of weaponizing migration as hybrid warfare. The Nordic NATO member closed its eastern border in 2023 following a sudden influx of migrants.
U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee called out rapper Macklemore for antisemitism and pro-Hamas positions, backing NFL owners' efforts to cancel his concerts.
UK military leaders warn of growing conflict risks, but experts say British society lacks psychological preparedness after 80 years of peace. The government is updating its war plans while debating whether conscription and defense spending increases are necessary.
Tens of thousands of Yemenis are fleeing as Iran-backed Houthi rebels intensify military operations, drawing the country deeper into regional conflict.
The US approved $414M in financing for a Canadian uranium project in Niger, signaling renewed engagement two years after withdrawing troops and amid competition with rival powers for strategic resources.
Iranian-backed Houthi fighters have intensified clashes with Saudi-backed government forces near Marib Province, a strategically important oil region in Yemen.
Poland has warned that Russia is planning drone or rocket strikes against NATO territory. The warning reflects escalating tensions as Russia continues military operations in Ukraine.
Russians vote for the first time since 2022 as United Russia, Putin-backed ruling party for over 20 years, faces potential challenges from opposition parties in parliamentary elections.
A Trump-supporting farmer describes economic hardship from tariffs and military spending, saying agricultural communities are in survival mode amid rising costs.
Arqueólogos israelíes descubrieron un túnel de 50 metros bajo Jerusalén cuyo propósito y origen permanecen desconocidos. La estructura, hallada durante excavaciones previas a un desarrollo residencial, presenta características de construcción planificada pero su función aún es un misterio.
The US has granted permission for Iranian leaders to attend the UN General Assembly, marking a diplomatic development in US-Iran relations.
UN-backed experts have cited possible war crimes in US military strikes against Iran, raising international legal concerns about the operations.
UN experts conclude there are reasonable grounds to believe the US committed war crimes in February strikes on Iranian civilian targets that killed at least 177 people, while also documenting crimes against humanity by Iranian authorities during protest crackdowns.
Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer claims in a new book that Diana believed King Charles was romantically involved with a staff member, triggering a public dispute between the Earl and Buckingham Palace.
A U.N. investigation found that a U.S. military strike on an Iranian school that killed over 100 children may constitute a war crime, citing errors that exceeded negligence. A second strike the same day killed 22 civilians.
The Trump administration is weighing a significant reduction of 25,000-40,000 U.S. military personnel stationed in Europe, potentially destabilizing NATO and creating a multi-year defense gap for allied nations.
The EU will disburse €3.3 billion to Ukraine for purchasing missiles and drones, according to European Commission President von der Leyen, signaling continued military support.
JP Morgan states it cannot predict the oil market's trajectory as the Iran conflict continues to create uncertainty. The bank's inability to forecast an endgame reflects broader market volatility tied to geopolitical tensions.
Russians increasingly travel to Brazil to give birth, securing Brazilian citizenship for their children as alternatives like Argentina tighten regulations. The trend accelerated after Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine and stricter visa policies.
