Monday, June 22, 2026
As the world's top importer of Iranian oil, China is desperately trying to protect its energy supply while criticizing U.S. efforts to contain a rogue regime.
A Nairobi court sentenced Zhang Kequn to one year in prison for his role in an illegal wildlife smuggling operation involving thousands of live queen garden ants.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing intense pressure from the White House to join the conflict against Iran, but he remains steadfast in his refusal, leading President Trump to question the value of the UK-US special relationship.
After ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year tenure, Péter Magyar is aggressively moving to consolidate power and overhaul state media, even as he seeks to unlock billions in frozen EU funds.
More than 200 Iranian naval personnel have finally departed Sri Lanka after their vessels were neutralized by U.S. forces during the ongoing conflict.
As Sudan's civil war drags into its fourth year, the failure of international peace efforts and the collapse of infrastructure have left millions displaced and trapped in a humanitarian catastrophe.
Kenyan energy regulators have imposed record-breaking fuel price increases, forcing consumers to pay the price for global instability and supply chain disruptions.
A high school principal in Oklahoma is being hailed as a hero after he charged at an armed former student to stop a shooting, suffering a gunshot wound in the process.
Three years into a brutal civil war, Sudan remains mired in a humanitarian catastrophe that world leaders have failed to resolve.
South Africa has appointed former apartheid-era minister Roelf Meyer as its new ambassador to the United States, aiming to mend a diplomatic relationship severely damaged by previous inflammatory rhetoric.
Approximately 250 migrants are missing after their overcrowded trawler sank in the Andaman Sea, highlighting the lethal risks inherent in illegal maritime migration.
A 19-year-old Australian man has pleaded guilty to creating and distributing deepfake pornography, marking the first successful prosecution under new national legislation.