Secretary of State Marco Rubio signed a cable endorsing X's Community Notes as an innovative tool for embassies to counter disinformation while coordinating with Pentagon psychological operations.
New York-based dissident artist Gao Zhen faces up to three years in prison after a closed-door trial in China for defaming national heroes with his satirical Mao Zedong sculptures.
Israel's ambassador to Australia denies the investigation into the drone strike that killed Zomi Frankcom and six aid workers has been shelved, defending government actions amid controversy over withheld audio evidence.
On the second anniversary of Zomi Frankcom's death in Gaza, her family renews calls for transparency and release of drone audio from the deadly Israeli strike.
Several EU ministers visit Bucha, Ukraine, on the fourth anniversary of its liberation to discuss establishing a special tribunal for Russian war crimes, while broader EU issues like Hungary's loan remain stalled.
Craig and Lindsay Foreman, sentenced to 10 years in Iran for alleged spying, share their story with Sky News, denying accusations as tensions rise in the Middle East.
Britain joins Germany, France, and Italy in condemning Israeli legislation that would expand death penalty use for West Bank Palestinians, warning it undermines democratic principles.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva argues that UN Security Council inaction and veto abuse have blurred international law, fueling global conflicts and humanitarian crises that demand urgent multilateral reform.
Russia has ordered a British diplomat to leave Moscow within two weeks, accusing him of intelligence activities and providing false entry details, marking the second such expulsion this year.
Moscow has revoked accreditation of a UK diplomat, giving two weeks to leave country after FSB counterintelligence agency accused him of intelligence gathering.
An analysis of historical and modern conflicts reveals whether appeals for restraint from leaders, diplomats, or international bodies have successfully halted warfare.
Ghana's president urges the UN to label the transatlantic slave trade a crime against humanity, with experts advocating for reparations and structural reforms to address historical injustices.
Pope Leo delivers pointed remarks during Palm Sunday mass, condemning leaders with 'hands full of blood' in apparent rebuke to Trump administration and US defense secretary's prayer for violence.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has dismissed Donald Trump's criticism regarding Australia's refusal to provide military support for the US-Israel war against Iran, as global tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz.
A British campaign group alleges up to 70 UK citizens detained in UAE for sharing photos of Iranian strikes under draconian cybercrime laws, far exceeding official figures.
A British campaign group claims up to 70 UK citizens have been detained in the UAE for sharing photos of Iranian attacks under draconian cybercrime laws, far exceeding official figures.
Up to 70 Britons, including tourists and expats, face severe legal consequences in the UAE for filming Iranian strikes, with reports of harsh detention conditions and restricted consular access.
Pakistan's high-stakes diplomacy to host US-Iran talks faces mounting challenges from Israeli bombings and a growing US military presence in the Gulf, threatening regional stability.
An AI-generated video from the US embassy in Mexico encouraging migrants to 'self-deport' has sparked widespread disbelief and condemnation across social media and news outlets.
A deep dive into the complex ethical and practical challenges of maintaining neutrality in contemporary conflicts, exploring historical precedents and modern dilemmas.
Pope Leo XIV visited Monaco, urging its billionaires to use their wealth for good. This marks the first papal trip to the principality in nearly 500 years.
Yousef Pezeshkian, son of Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, shares his daily reflections on social media, revealing the emotional impact of war on ordinary citizens and internal debates about conflict strategy.
The UN's landmark vote declaring the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity has energized the African Union's push for reparations, despite opposition from Western nations.
Two sailing vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba that went missing after departing Mexico have safely reached the island, the US Coast Guard confirmed Friday, ending days of international search efforts.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio refuted President Zelenskyy's assertion that the US demands Ukraine cede Donbas for security guarantees, calling it untrue. French TV faced criticism for airing an interview with Russia's Lavrov, who defended Moscow's act
Pope Leo travels to Monaco for his first European visit since election, marking the first papal trip there since 1538. The small, wealthy Catholic state hosts the pontiff for a one-day journey focused on peace and life.
Mexico's navy has activated a search-and-rescue operation for two humanitarian aid sailboats that failed to arrive in Havana as scheduled last week with nine crew members aboard.
Donald Trump expresses surprise at Australia's response to US attacks on Iran, highlighting global tensions and diplomatic strains in 2025.
Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife faced a Manhattan court hearing on narco-terrorism charges, with rival protests outside highlighting the case's geopolitical implications.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro appears in a New York courtroom, arguing he lacks money for his defense against drug trafficking charges, while prosecutors cite sanctions.