
Russia Faces Mixed Fortunes in Sports Return and Corporate Retreat
Russia experiences contrasting developments as it returns to international sports while major corporations sell global assets.

Russia experiences contrasting developments as it returns to international sports while major corporations sell global assets.

Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 12 people, including two paramedics and two children, according to Lebanon's health ministry.

Iran's Mehr news agency reported air defenses engaging hostile targets in Tehran, while Russia warned against hosting French nuclear bombers.
Commentary and reporting examine how current military operations may influence Iran's nuclear program decisions and U.S. weapons expenditure.

Protesters in Cuba attacked a Communist Party office and damaged property during rare unrest over ongoing blackouts and shortages.

Federal authorities brought a 10-year-old back from Cuba following what they describe as an international parental kidnapping case involving custody disputes.

China has implemented new controls on fertilizer exports as the conflict in Ukraine drives up global agricultural commodity prices.

A United Airlines flight from Newark to Guatemala City was diverted to Washington Dulles after a passenger allegedly attempted to open a door and assaulted another traveler.

An American F-15 fighter jet was reportedly shot down over southwestern Iran last month, prompting a rescue mission.

Iranian women's football players have thanked the Australian government for protection after seeking asylum following their team's refusal to sing the national anthem.

A man in his 40s was killed by police after an overnight standoff, with officials saying he had been plotting an attack on the Louvre museum.
Israeli authorities demolished over 260 Palestinian homes in east Jerusalem in 2025, a 70% increase from three years earlier, as settlement activity accelerates.
Rachel Goldberg-Polin, whose son Hersh was kidnapped and killed by Hamas on October 7, 2023, spoke about her experience with grief in a CBS 60 Minutes interview.

Global Witness report alleges Amazon, Sony, and Ericsson may have unknowingly sourced coltan from mines controlled by M23 militia in eastern DRC.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says his country is waiting for U.S. approval on a major drone production deal proposed last year.
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