A UN report reveals over 6000 fatalities in a three-day RSF attack on El-Fasher, highlighting severe human rights violations and war crimes.

Relatives of Venezuelan political prisoners demand their release through a hunger strike, highlighting ongoing debates on amnesty laws.

The USS Gerald R. Ford will join another US carrier group already in the Arabian Sea as the Washington continues to apply pressure on the Iranian regime over its nuclear program.

A man was shot and injured after attacking police during a ceremonial lighting of an eternal flame under the Paris landmark.

A new AI tool from the University of Sheffield predicts feeding tube needs for Motor Neurone Disease patients, enhancing care and quality of life.

Gupta pleads guilty to murder-for-hire and conspiracy charges linked to a plot against Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, raising diplomatic concerns between the United States, India and Canada.

Seattle reaches a $29 million settlement in the Jaahnavi Kandula case, addressing concerns over police actions, accountability, and public trust amid international reactions.

The teenage shooter, who killed six people at a school after slaying her mother and stepbrother, had a history of police visits to her home.

Attorney General Pam Bondi passionately defends President Trump during a combative hearing, addressing criticism over the Epstein files.

Bangladesh heads to a February election under an interim administration, with a large youth turnout and evolving India relations, shaping regional stability and domestic policy.

A former police officer opened fire at a Thai day care centre, killing numerous children and adults. Authorities probe casualty toll and response.

US President Donald Trump discusses Swiss tariffs, raising duties to 39 percent after a call with Karin Keller-Sutter. The later deal reduced duties to 15 percent with $200 billion in US investment.

A school shooting in British Columbia left eight people dead, including a shooter, and dozens injured, Canadian police said. Two other deaths at a residence are believed to be related to the incident.

Analysis of Pakistan's foreign policy with Afghanistan, cross-border militancy concerns, and CPEC amid rising diplomatic strains and Kabul's response to Islamabad's assertions.

The Epstein files are transformed into an email-style interface enabling faster reading, searching by sender, and linked tools for photos, drive, and flights.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's party secures a two-thirds supermajority in Japan's lower house, enabling significant policy advancements.

Four Indian students were injured in a stabbing incident at a university in Russia's Bashkortostan Republic. Authorities are providing assistance.

India and the United States near a trade agreement with an 18% reciprocal tariff, expanding zero duty access for gems, pharma, aircraft parts and select agricultural products.

The United States imposes sanctions on Iran's oil trade and shadow fleet as indirect talks in Muscat with Oman continue, signalling cautious diplomatic movement and regional tension.

Despite disagreements over the possible agenda, US and Iranian officials confirmed that the countries will hold talks in Oman.

In a recent call, Trump and Xi discussed Iran's situation and key US-China relations, including trade and Taiwan. Insights on diplomatic efforts included.

Polish authorities will examine Jeffrey Epstein documents for potential Polish victims of abuse, ensuring accountability and justice.

Assessing how India US trade tensions, tariffs, and energy ties with Venezuela influence ongoing negotiations and potential market access in a broader bilateral framework.

US Ambassador Laura Dogu arrives in Venezuela to reopen the diplomatic mission after seven years, marking a significant step in US-Venezuela relations.

Governor Spencer Cox signs a bill increasing Utah's Supreme Court justices from five to seven, amid concerns over judicial efficiency and political implications.