Residents of the Ukrainian capital are facing massive power outages, a lack of water and heat as Russia intensifies attacks on the country’s energy grid. As many as 600,000 may have left the city.
Thousands of people from various groups have shown up for protests in the adjacent cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul to protest against ICE operations.
President Donald Trump put into motion the withdrawal process to have the US removed from the Geneva-based organization after he signed an executive order on the first day of his second term.
Jared Kushner, the US president’s son-in-law, who’s taken on top roles in high-profile matters, revealed a redevelopment plan to transform Gaza into a glitzy seaside resort.
Fears over US immigration policies are fueling viral claims that thousands are canceling World Cup 2026 tickets. Are fans really backing out—and could ICE target visitors?
Donald Trump’s moves against two key suppliers have revived debate over China’s fragile oil balance. With domestic output flat and oil fields aging, how much capacity — if any — exists to raise production?
EU wants to revive trade ties with the US but warned the bloc will stand up for its interests. It also announced after an emergency summit that it will double its investment in Greenland.
More than any other head of state, French President Macron seems set on a collision course with Donald Trump. The Greenland crisis is a litmus test for his high-stakes mix of diplomacy and defiance.
Geopolitical concerns of the Gulf states have most likely prevented a US attack on Iran despite Donald Trump’s promise to help the protesters.
Belgian ex-diplomat Etienne Davignon is defending himself in Brussels over his alleged role in the 1961 killing of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba — a landmark case in Belgium’s reckoning with its colonial past.
