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Oil-linked assets recover as Iran tensions ease, highlighting how classic geopolitical strategies are now rewarding investors amid initial market declines.
Cameroon separatists suspend fighting ahead of Pope Leo's visit, highlighting a rare gesture of peace. Find out what this means for the region's stability
An 86-year-old French woman was detained by ICE after relocating to the U.S. to reunite with a long-lost love, raising questions about immigration
YouTube suspends a popular Iran‑focused AI channel after mocking Trump, prompting Tehran to accuse the platform of silencing alternative perspectives on
Somalia’s parliament ends its term amid chaos and clashes over election delays, raising concerns about political stability and upcoming elections in
Investors remain cautious as Iran’s fragile ceasefire fails to boost confidence, while U.S. stocks fluctuate amid rising oil prices and inflation concerns.
Asian markets begin to recover as easing tensions between the U.S. and Iran boost investor confidence, while oil prices drop below $106 a barrel,
Lebanon seeks peace with Israel, but analysts warn Hezbollah’s allegiance to Tehran complicates efforts, raising questions about regional stability and US
Shocking undercover footage reveals syringe reuse at a Sindh hospital, raising concerns over child HIV surge and highlighting urgent global health safety
Mourners in Mumbai celebrate Asha Bhosle’s legacy with heartfelt songs during her cremation, highlighting her impact on Indian music and culture.
Revolution Medicines' new pancreatic cancer pill nearly doubles survival in late-stage trials, offering hope for patients and potential shifts in
President Trump threatens to blockade the Strait of Hormuz amid rising oil prices after Iran talks falter, while Hungary’s Orbán faces a surprising
Tear gas was fired near schoolchildren in Masafer Yatta amid reports of a fence blocking their route, highlighting ongoing tensions in the West Bank.
Peru delays its presidential result after over 52,000 voters receive a one-day extension, raising questions about election integrity and voter
Discover the latest on the deadly stampede at Haiti’s Citadelle Laferrière, revealing safety concerns and the impact on local communities amid ongoing
Lebanon faces its deadliest day with over 300 casualties after widespread strikes; Israel agrees to direct talks in Washington, signaling potential for
Hungary’s Viktor Orbán concedes after 16 years as opposition candidate Péter Magyar is poised to become prime minister, marking a major shift in European
Energy and shipping risks are rattling markets. If Spain urged China to step in, traders would notice.
Supporters thronged Tehran's squares again Sunday. Officials framed the stalled talks as a victory.
The ceasefire is still holding. The question now is whether Washington can make it stick.
No clear frontrunner emerged as Peruans voted Sunday. The ballot could hand the country its ninth president since 2018.
Thousands gathered at Barcelona’s port to see the flotilla depart.
Hungarians are voting in a pivotal parliamentary election today. Polls suggest opposition leader Peter Magyar could unseat Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Itamar Ben-Gvir entered the Al-Aqsa compound on Sunday. The visit drew swift Palestinian and regional condemnation. Tensions around the holy site rose
Oil flows look steadier than they seem. Traders are turning to Latin America as war jitters cloud other supply hubs.
