Pablo Escobar's hippos, descended from animals brought to Colombia by the drug lord, are at the center of a new relocation proposal. An Indian private zoo has offered to house them, reviving debate ov…
Zelensky remains central to a week defined by Ukraine war updates, fresh battlefield pressure, and the spillover of conflict into travel, faith, testimony, and public debate. The same moment also high…
Posts about Morocco range from digital paintings, pizza, and riadh architecture to a serious U.S. military incident on the Atlantic coast, showing how the country appears through everyday creativity a…
Putin remains central to how Russia is seen abroad: as a state fighting a costly war in Ukraine, tightening control at home, and reviving patterns of censorship and pressure that many Russians say nev…
From merino-possum yarn bought on a New Zealand holiday to the India-New Zealand FTA, Dunedin life, ANZAC Day services and a workplace bullying poster, these snapshots show how New Zealand sits at the…
Buckingham Palace says King Charles and Queen Camilla's US state visit will proceed as planned after a Washington shooting prompted a security review and minor adjustments to the itinerary.
King Charles is being pulled into two separate controversies: calls for him to press Donald Trump on the release of Epstein files, and a reported plan by Trump to use the royal visit to stage a public…
A new Michael Jackson biopic has opened to a strong box office start, drawing packed theaters and sharp debate over whether any single film can revive the movie business or reshape Jackson's complicat…
A renewed push around the Falkland Islands has reopened old sovereignty disputes and raised bigger questions about oil, military strategy, and the future of Western alliances.
An internal Pentagon memo reportedly outlined ways to punish NATO allies that failed to support U.S. operations in a war with Iran, including suspending Spain and reconsidering diplomatic support for …
Cuba remains a symbol in U.S. politics, from the Elian Gonzalez case to broader questions about trust, alliances, and the cost of broken promises to foreign partners.
A visit to Dubai can feel like a study in extremes: luxury, labor, privilege, and exclusion. Supporters point to safety and opportunity, while critics cite worker exploitation, inequality, and a syste…
