The Eswatini government has confirmed the arrival of 10 third-country nationals deported from the United States, marking the second batch of migrants sent to the small southern African kingdom under
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From North Africa to South Asia, a new wave of Gen Z-led protests is reshaping political landscapes, forcing governments to confront decades of inequality, corruption and neglect. What began as
Cuban medical professionals have dismissed former US President Donald Trump’s claim that the Caribbean nation has “virtually no autism,” describing it as false, misleading, and insulting to the work of
Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has sharply condemned the decision by Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia to formally recognise a Palestinian state, describing the move as “infuriating and immoral.”
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has led a grand celebration to mark the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party of Korea, hosting foreign dignitaries, dazzling crowds with fireworks, and
Mumbai has finally opened its long-awaited second airport a colossal project that took nearly two decades, reshaped the land itself, and promises to redefine air travel in India’s financial capital.
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte has been removed from office following a dramatic late-night vote by Congress, marking yet another chapter in the country’s long-running political turmoil. Lawmakers from across party
An 18-year-old from County Durham has been handed a life sentence for the fatal stabbing of a young father-of-three during a street confrontation. Jack Lawson, from Willington, was convicted of
Speculation is mounting over a growing trend among Silicon Valley elites — building secretive underground shelters that look a lot like doomsday bunkers. Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg is among those
The Prince of Wales was visibly emotional as he listened to the heartbreaking story of a widow whose husband took his own life just days after their baby’s death. During