UN nuclear watchdog head calls for detailed verification measures in potential US-Iran deal while Russia defends Iran's uranium enrichment rights.
A Sesame Workshop executive reportedly coordinated evacuation efforts for staff in Afghanistan following the Taliban's seizure of control.
Canada is evaluating the viability of establishing a year-round northern shipping route from Churchill, Manitoba to Europe as Arctic warming accelerates.
Top EU diplomats traveled to Ukraine to mark the anniversary of events in Bucha, a town near Kyiv, during Russia's invasion.
Hamas has reportedly engaged in talks with a board led by Donald Trump as regional conflicts complicate Gaza planning efforts.
Relatives of Andrew Frederick, found dead in Grenada, call for policy review on UK assistance for families of Britons killed abroad.
Mexican President Sheinbaum defends her country's right to supply oil to Cuba as the island faces energy shortages under U.S. sanctions.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that most Syrian refugees in Germany are expected to return to Syria within three years, with Berlin planning to work with Syrian authorities.
Five pro-Palestinian activists face trial in Germany for protest actions, sparking debate about balancing free speech with support for Israel.
Ukrainian leaders responded sharply to Rheinmetall CEO's remarks dismissing Ukrainian drone technology as 'Lego' work done by 'housewives.'
Pope Leo XIV made his first papal visit to Algeria, focusing on St. Augustine's North African heritage and promoting interfaith dialogue.
Iran threatens severe penalties for espionage while Pakistan's foreign minister prepares to discuss Iran during upcoming China visit.
Southwark Council has taken possession of a social housing property previously occupied by Sierra Leone's First Lady Fatima Jabbe-Bio.
Diezani Alison-Madueke faces accusations of accepting bribes while serving as Nigeria's petroleum minister.
A crowd crush at the entrance to Haiti's historic Citadelle Laferrière fortress killed at least 25 people and injured dozens more.
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