The Pope launched his official seven-day tour of Spain with strong words of approval for the nation’s stance on peace and migration. He singled out the country’s humanitarian efforts as an example for other European nations.
A surveillance camera has captured a brutal assault by an Israeli soldier and settlers on two Palestinian men in the occupied West Bank. The footage has emerged as tensions continue to escalate in the region.
Europe’s rush to secure African hydrogen supplies is reviving uncomfortable parallels to colonial-era resource extraction. Critics say the deals prioritize European energy needs over African development.
Ousmane Sonko has reclaimed leadership of Senegal’s Pastef party just days after his dramatic dismissal as prime minister. The move deepens a political crisis that’s gripping the West African nation.
Hundreds of thousands flee homes in South Sudan’s Jonglei State in what UN officials call one of the worst displacement crises in years. The emergency compounds global hunger challenges as Middle East conflicts and unequal food distribution leave millions vulnerable.
The UN launched a $331.5 million emergency appeal for Lebanon on Friday as three months of deadly violence push 1.4 million people into crisis. The funding would support basic services for a population already devastated by years of economic collapse.
International diplomats, scientists, and ocean advocates gathered at New York’s Explorers Club to discuss the World Ocean Assessment, emphasizing the urgent need for enhanced scientific research and global cooperation to address critical marine environmental challenges.
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Armenia’s parliamentary elections could fundamentally reshape the country’s relationships with Russia and Western powers, according to experts who describe the vote as a historic turning point for the South Caucasus nation.
A political movement that started as online satire brought hundreds of young Indians onto New Delhi’s streets Saturday, as the Cockroach Janata Party held its first physical protest, reflecting growing youth frustration with education and employment opportunities.
Bernadette Chirac, who served as France’s first lady for twelve years and built an influential political career alongside her charitable work for children, has died at 93, according to France 24.
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The UN child rights envoy has drawn attention to the severe psychological and educational challenges facing Ukrainian children who have spent years learning in underground shelters and living under constant threat of air raids during the ongoing war.
Downing Street has condemned US Vice President JD Vance after he linked immigration to the stabbing death of a British university student who was handcuffed while dying from his wounds, creating diplomatic tensions between London and Washington.
The United Nations is expanding efforts to contain Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, facing major obstacles from insecurity and misinformation that hamper response measures in affected communities.
The European Union is preparing to enforce new equal pay regulations requiring employers to enhance transparency and address gender wage gaps, with legal experts outlining a seven-step compliance plan for businesses.
The European Commission has formally requested Hungary and Romania to fully transpose EU energy efficiency regulations into their national laws, as both countries lag behind in implementing critical climate and energy transition requirements.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway has been placed on a lung transplant waiting list as her pulmonary fibrosis condition has worsened, the royal palace has confirmed.
Bernadette Chirac, France’s formidable former first lady who served alongside President Jacques Chirac from 1995 to 2007, has died at age 93, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and independent political influence.
Bernadette Chirac, who served as France’s first lady for 12 years and built her own political influence while transforming a children’s charity into a national institution, has died at 93. She was remembered as the ‘discreet force’ behind her husband President Jacques Chirac’s political career.
