Iran Protests: Death Toll Hits 538

Activists report at least 538 deaths in Iran protests, with over 10,600 detained. The situation escalates amid threats from Tehran.

First Responders Aid Aleppo Residents Post-Fighting

First responders arrive in Aleppo's Sheikh Maqsoud after intense clashes, aiding residents and clearing rubble following deadly fighting.

Vaishnaw Attends G7 Critical Minerals Meeting

Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw arrives in Washington to discuss critical minerals with G7 finance ministers, highlighting supply chain security.

Protests In Iran Widen Across Cities

Iran protests span about 180 cities with deaths and arrests as authorities shift from restraint to force, prompting international reaction and concern over civil rights.
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Protests In Iran Demand Visible Public Spaces

Iran protests intensify as internet shutdown and government threats rise; Reza Pahlavi urges public visibility while the US signals readiness to help, amid economic strain and crackdowns.

Iran Protests And Communications Shutdown Draw International Calls

Iranian protests grow across cities as authorities curb internet and landlines. Reza Pahlavi calls for international action to restore communication and pressure Tehran.

Fact check: Trump's Claim About The ICE

An ICE agent has shot a woman dead in Minneapolis. US President Donald Trump claims that she tried to run him over. DW Fact Check has analyzed two videos, and explains why Trump's assertion is clearly false.

Greenland: JD Vance Warns Europe

Europe should take Donald Trump "seriously" on the issue of Greenland, warned US Vice President JD Vance, as Trump's advisers met with envoys from Denmark and Greenland.
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UN Chief Regrets US Withdrawal from Organisations

Antonio Guterres expresses regret over the US decision to withdraw from UN entities, affirming the UN's commitment to its mandates.

ICE Officer Shooting Sparks Protests And Debate

ICE officer shooting in Minneapolis during a federal operation spurred protests and competing official narratives, prompting calls for investigation and review of enforcement tactics.

Marinera Seizure Highlights Sanctions At Sea

The Marinera seizure by US forces raises legal and diplomatic questions over maritime law and sanctions enforcement, amid Russian protests and heightened US-Russia tensions at sea.

‘We’re Going to Make a Lot of Money’: Tr

US plans for long-term oversight of Venezuela oil exports, potential sanctions relaxation, and strategic management of energy resources to support global markets and Venezuela’s economy.
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Colombia, Cuba, And Mexico — Are These T

Following the attack on Venezuela and the capture of Nicolas Maduro, the US has been threatening other countries in the region. They have reacted with defiance.

Denmark and Greenland Seek US Talks on Greenland

Denmark and Greenland seek discussions with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio regarding the US interest in acquiring Greenland, a strategic Arctic territory.

Impact of US Actions in Venezuela on Putin

Explore how US military actions in Venezuela affect Vladimir Putin, highlighting strategic losses and new challenges for Russia.

Tanker Seizure Under US Sanctions In North Atlantic

The United States seized the Russia-flagged oil tanker Bella-1, renamed Marinera, under sanctions for suspected illicit oil transfers, reflecting a coordinated government operation.
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‘PM Modi Is Not Happy’: Trump Comments o

An analysis of how US tariffs on Indian exports tied to Russian oil affect energy policy, trade talks, and price stability for India and the United States.

Maduro And Sathya Sai Baba Influence In Venezuela

An analysis of how Sathya Sai Baba's teachings influenced Nicolas Maduro's leadership, public life, and Venezuela's political and religious landscape.

Hegseth Censures Kelly Over Troop Video

Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth censures Senator Mark Kelly for a video urging troops to resist unlawful orders, complicating Pentagon's apolitical stance.

Nicolas Maduro Indictment And Court Appearance In New York

Nicolas Maduro faces a federal indictment and enters a not guilty plea in New York as international reactions and regional stability concerns unfold.
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Bangladesh Minority Violence And Hindu Safety Concerns

Assessing violence against minorities in Bangladesh, including a Hindu widow’s rape case and mob attacks, and the government and police response to safeguarding minority rights

Nicolas Maduro Detained After Caracas Raid

The US operation in Caracas led to the detention of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, tied to narcotics charges and Venezuela's oil wealth, raising questions about US intervention.

Cash With Care Assists Housing Insecure Youth

New York City launches Cash with Care to provide 1200 per month plus a 5000 lump sum for 18 to 24 year olds facing housing insecurity, aiming for stable housing and basic needs.

Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS: No Technosignatures Detected

New analyses from SOHO and the Green Bank Telescope indicate interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS behaved like a normal comet as it departed the Solar System, with water loss and no technosignatures detected.
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Greece Airspace Outage Halts Flights Nationwide

A radio frequency failure in Greek airspace halted takeoffs and landings, causing diversions, delays and airport restrictions as authorities investigate.