Spanish opposition leader calls prime minister a ‘traitor’ over Ceuta migrant crisis
Santiago Abascal branded Pedro Sánchez a "traitor" in parliament over Spain's migrant crisis in the North African enclave of Ceuta amid protests.
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Ukraine strikes deep into Russia’s Arctic gas heartland as Trump pushes Putin toward peace
Ukrainian drones struck Novy Urengoy, sparking a fire in Russia's top natural-gas region roughly 1,740 miles from Ukraine's border in the Arctic.
Israel’s E1 plan explained: The Jerusalem-area corridor sparking international backlash
Israel says E1 construction in the West Bank falls under the Oslo Accords, but Britain imposed sanctions. And 11 nations weigh trade restrictions on settlements.
US sinks another 'floating refueling station' linked to 'narco-terrorist' group
The United States military on Sept. 8 sank another vessel that it described as a "floating refueling station" involved with the Los Choneros.
70 Americans still unaccounted for after catastrophic Nepal flooding
Officials say 70 Americans remain unaccounted for after catastrophic flooding along the Nepal-China border, while warning the region remains too dangerous for travelers.
Philippines defense chief calls out China after note interrupts remarks at Seoul forum: 'Coercion, bullying'
Gilberto Teodoro read aloud a note from China handed to him mid-speech at the Seoul Defense Dialogue, calling it actual coercion and bullying.
NATO member boots 10 Russian diplomats
Hungary demands that 10 members of the Russian mission leave the country, alleging that they engaged in actions that were "unacceptable," according to the Vienna Convention.
Video captures grocery store manager's daring rescue of toddler who ran into oncoming traffic
Security footage captures Luis Cruz diving into a busy Puebla, Mexico, road to rescue a 3-year-old girl moments before a minivan crosses her path.
Britain’s dramatic crackdown on Israeli settlements sparks fierce response as US blowback looms
Ed Miliband announced U.K. sanctions targeting Israeli West Bank settlements, prompting U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee to warn of economic consequences.
Art heist thieves make off with Renoir paintings worth millions from museum on French Riviera
Two thieves cut through a fence at the French Riviera's Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer, stealing four paintings but dropping two as police closed in.
Is the Iran-backed terrorist movement Hezbollah on the ropes in Lebanon?
Israel's capture of the Ali al-Taher ridge dealt a severe blow to Iran's Axis of Resistance, but experts warn Hezbollah is still rebuilding.
Russian strikes continue following visit by Witkoff and Kushner to Kyiv
Russia launched ballistic and cruise missiles at Kyiv shortly after envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's visit to the city for peace negotiations.
UK moves to sanction Israeli settlements as PM Burnham risks clash with Trump: report
Andy Burnham's UK sanctions targeting Israeli West Bank settlements spark fierce backlash from Benjamin Netanyahu's ministers and U.S. lawmakers.
Popular TV host, media star faces hanging after conviction in major synthetic drug trafficking case
Sarah Khalifa was among 12 defendants sentenced to death after prosecutors accused the group of manufacturing and trafficking synthetic narcotics.
Russia’s quieter nuclear submarines threaten NATO, former commander warns
Russia's Yasen-M submarines and militarized Kola Peninsula are forcing NATO to confront a growing undersea threat across the GIUK Gap and Arctic, expert warns.
UN agency accused of Hamas ties sees another European nation cut funding
Finland will discontinue UNRWA funding by end of 2026, following the Trump administration and Sweden in cutting ties with the Hamas-linked U.N. agency.
US restricts government travel to Mexican border city over threat concerns
The U.S. Consulate in Nogales announced restricted government travel to essential daylight movement only over an unspecified threat in Sonora, Mexico.
Germany’s far-right party AfD surges to historic victory in state election
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's party faces a disastrous blow as AfD aims for Germany's first far-right state government since World War II.
Rome ramps up security around Colosseum with new ‘red zone’ targeting criminals
Rome's new red zone around the Colosseum targets predatory crime and disorder after a violent July 1 confrontation involving roughly 50 people.
US-backed effort to disarm Iraq’s Iran-linked militias hits setback, experts say
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi vowed to restrict weapons to state control, but militias like Asaib Ahl al-Haq show no credible disarmament evidence.