Uganda's parliament is fast-tracking legislation that would impose up to 20 years in prison for promoting foreign interests and restrict overseas partnerships.
Drug Enforcement Administration whistleblowers are requesting a $50 million reward for informants who provided intelligence on Venezuelan officials.
A high-speed train crashed into a military truck in the Calais region of France, killing the truck driver and injuring more than a dozen people.
Greece has temporarily halted fingerprint and facial scans for British travelers as new EU border rules cause widespread delays at European airports.
A Venezuelan man deported from the US to El Salvador's Cecot prison has moved to Spain to request asylum, citing safety concerns about returning home.
Multiple prominent figures face ongoing legal proceedings including murder charges, threat allegations, and international criminal probe.
The United Nations has developed a new framework for measuring economic progress that incorporates health and environmental factors alongside traditional GDP metrics.
India has prohibited sugar exports until the end of September to ensure adequate domestic supply amid concerns about production levels.
A Frontier Airlines flight from Puerto Rico to Chicago was diverted to Miami Sunday when a passenger tried to open the emergency exit door during flight.
A Palm Sunday attack on a bar in Jos, Nigeria led to revenge violence and a government-imposed curfew, with conflicting reports on casualty numbers.
More than 30 Chinese-manufactured Jaecoo SUVs valued at nearly £1 million were destroyed in a fire at Southampton docks.
Unknown gunmen killed over 70 people in South Sudan following a dispute at a gold mining site near the capital Juba.
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 12 people, including two paramedics and two children, according to Lebanon's health ministry.
Recent youth-led protests worldwide have achieved varying degrees of success, with Nepal emerging as a notable case where young activists helped bring new leadership to power.
A major Russian Baltic Sea port has resumed crude oil loading operations following recent attacks that had disrupted activities.
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