Saturday, June 20, 2026
Global influence campaigns are using artificial intelligence to manufacture content targeting British social cohesion, according to a new report.
The nationalist organization Russkaya Obshina is conducting hundreds of raids across Russia to enforce traditional moral standards, often operating in coordination with local law enforcement.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is calling on Indians to reduce gold purchases and foreign travel as the nation grapples with the economic fallout of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and rising energy import costs.
The Supreme Court has blocked a lower court order that would have required in-person visits for abortion pill access, allowing the mail-order distribution of the drugs to continue while litigation proceeds.
Tens of thousands of Israelis marched through Jerusalem's Old City to celebrate the 1967 reunification of the capital, a display of national sovereignty that continues to draw ire from international bodies and foreign governments.
A UN tribunal has denied a release request for the 84-year-old genocide convict, affirming that he will serve out his life sentence in The Hague despite his failing health.
President Trump arrived in Beijing for a two-day summit with President Xi Jinping, accompanied by key U.S. industry leaders to engage in high-level talks.
Iranian military forces have seized a Honduras-flagged vessel in the Gulf of Oman, further destabilizing a critical maritime corridor already reeling from a separate attack on an Indian-flagged ship.
Russia launched a massive, multi-day aerial assault across Ukraine, killing at least 16 people in Kyiv and highlighting the urgent need for advanced air defense systems.
President Trump visited Beijing for high-level talks aimed at securing better market access for American firms and addressing critical security concerns like the Iranian threat to global energy supplies.
Former Nigerian Power Minister Saleh Mamman has been sentenced to 75 years in prison for laundering over $24 million, though the disgraced official remains on the run.
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Silina has resigned following the collapse of her governing coalition, which was triggered by a political dispute over the government's inadequate response to Ukrainian drones straying into Latvian airspace.