Air Strike by Myanmar Military Kills at Least 17 Civilians in Rakhine State
At least 17 civilians were killed and more than a dozen others injured after Myanmar’s military carried out an air strike in the country’s western Rakhine state, according to local media and community groups, marking another deadly episode in the nation’s protracted civil war.
Japan Plans Missile Deployment Near Taiwan as China Tensions Threaten to Escalate
Japan’s decision to deploy missile systems on its westernmost island, just a short distance from Taiwan, is raising alarms across the Asia-Pacific, with analysts warning the move could significantly intensify already strained relations with China
As hip-hop anthems echoed around Swansea.com Stadium, one of the most recognizable figures in global music strolled along the touchline, towel raised aloft, soaking in the noise of a sold-out crowd chanting his name in unison.
On a sun-soaked afternoon in Sydney, tiny green faces peer cautiously from the hollowed cavities of stacked masonry bricks. Moist skin glistens in the heat as the frogs retreat deeper into their warm shelters — structures that look unremarkable to the casual observer but may represent one of the most innovative defenses against the deadliest wildlife disease ever recorded.
The scars of violence remain starkly visible across Guadalajara, days after one of Mexico’s most powerful criminal organizations unleashed a wave of coordinated attacks that plunged large parts of the state of Jalisco into fear and uncertainty.
Islamabad — Pakistan announced Sunday that it carried out air operations against what it described as militant hideouts inside Afghanistan, escalating tensions between the neighboring countries and putting strain on a fragile ceasefire.
The United States captured the men’s ice hockey gold medal at the Winter Olympics after defeating Canada 2–1 in overtime on Sunday, with Jack Hughes delivering the decisive goal.
An armed man in his early 20s was killed early Sunday morning after entering the secured grounds of Mar-a-Lago, according to the United States Secret Service.
Concerns are reportedly growing among California Democrats that the state’s primary system could result in two Republican candidates advancing to…
US President Donald Trump has announced plans to raise his newly introduced global import tariffs to 15%, escalating his response to a Supreme Court ruling that blocked his earlier trade measures.
US President Donald Trump has announced a new universal 10% tariff on imports, moving quickly to replace a set of global trade taxes that were struck down by the Supreme Court of the United States.
Ministers are examining whether new legislation should be introduced to formally exclude Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession.
Defence Secretary Luke Pollard said the proposal would be appropriate regardless of how the ongoing police inquiry concludes, arguing that it would be the correct step to protect the monarchy’s future.
A deadly drone attack on a humanitarian convoy in Sudan’s Kordofan region has once again underscored the growing dangers faced by aid workers and civilians trapped in one of the world’s most severe and underreported conflicts. The strike, which killed three people and destroyed trucks carrying food and relief supplies, reflects a broader pattern of escalating violence that is increasingly disrupting life-saving humanitarian access across Sudan.
The rapidly evolving relationship between artificial intelligence companies and the United States military has entered a volatile new phase. At the center of this tension is Anthropic, a frontier AI firm best known for developing the Claude chatbot and for positioning itself as one of the industry’s strongest advocates for AI safety and ethical guardrails.
A brilliant young Nigerian scholar has sparked widespread celebration and inspiration online after earning a First Class Honours degree in Yoruba from the esteemed University of Ibadan (UI), Nigeria’s oldest and most prestigious university.