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Large parts of eastern Cuba were plunged into darkness in the latest round of nationwide electricity shutdowns.
Prices for some goods have tripled or quadrupled within a matter of months. At least two million people have lost their jobs, the currency has lost 60% of its value, the international internet has be...
Costs have been mounting in the year since the Trump administration began directing aging coal plants to stay open.
The deaths were scattered across a swath of India’s most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, where many homes were destroyed.
The UN-backed agreement will see the ICRC facilitate the exchange of hundreds of detainees from both sides.
A mural of Barcelona player Lamine Yamal was painted in Gaza after the teenager waved a Palestinian flag.
For the first time, the football World Cup final in July will feature a star-studded Super Bowl-style halftime show. FIFA has announced that the concert will be headlined by no less than Madonna, Sha...
Chinese President Xi Jinping warned his US counterpart Donald Trump that missteps on Taiwan could push their two countries into "conflict", a stark opening salvo as they met in Beijing on Thursday fo...
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is fighting for his political survival. He is warning of chaos as is expected to face a leadership challenge from his own health secretary, Wes Streeting. Starmer...
Nadia Massih is pleased to welcome David Sacks, Fellow for Asia Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Questions surrounding Taiwan, semiconductor sovereignty, trade diplomacy, and Middle...
Israel launches 'defamation' suit after Nicholas Kristof article detailing alleged sexual violence by Israeli forces.
Latvia’s Prime Minister Evika Silina resigned following criticism of her government’s handling of stray drones
A month after Guinea deployed troops to its border with Liberia, President Joseph Boakai claimed to be in touch with his Guinean counterpart Mamady Doumbouya, in an interview with FRANCE 24. "We've b...
Fault Lines and Lighthouse investigate the siege of Sudan’s el-Fasher, where civilians were trapped, starved and killed.
Warning of record global temperatures as chance of very strong El Niño grows
The new Syrian administration is trying to provide justice for the tens of thousands tortured and hundreds of thousands more killed by the regime of former dictator Bashar al-Assad. But is enough bei...
Nearly all the business leaders and officials accompanying President Trump in China are men. There are few women on the Chinese side, too.
The scientific investigation into the origin of cruise infection has become entangled with international finger pointing.
Power is no longer exercised through military force alone, but via technology, finance and control over information.
Angela Rayner, who resigned last year after paying the wrong rate of tax on an apartment purchase, said an investigation found she had not done so deliberately.