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First, they fired the people who look after the nuclear bombs, then had to hurriedly find where they went and hire them back. They...
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In January 1988, one of Taiwan’s most senior nuclear engineers defected to the United States after passing crucial intelligence on a top-secret program that...
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will meet European leaders at a vital summit in London on Sunday, after his extraordinary argument with US President Donald...
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The Rwandan government has hinted that it won’t reimburse more than $300 million it has received from the United Kingdom since 2022 for a...
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For nearly two decades, the Israeli nonprofit Road to Recovery has transported sick Palestinians roundtrip from checkpoints in Gaza and the West Bank to...
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Aged just four, Julia Abu Zeiter suffers from a rare neurological disease that can be fatal without medication. The nine-month war in Gaza nearly...
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At least two people have been killed after dozens of projectiles were fired from Lebanon at the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights on Tuesday evening, according...
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The condition of an American citizen injured Sunday after the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah fired missiles toward northern Israel is “worsening,” according to the...
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Arson at warehouses linked to arms for Ukraine. Surveillance cameras where NATO trains Ukrainian troops. Blunt vandalism of ministerial cars. Even an apparent, failed...
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At least seven people have died and several are feared trapped after a building in the western Indian state of Gujarat collapsed on Saturday,...
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Voters are heading to the polls across France to vote in the second round of a snap election called by President Emmanuel Macron, who...
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It was an attack that sent shockwaves through a country long considered a pioneer in LGBTQ rights. In the early hours of May 6,...
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They are young and passionate about protecting Cambodia’s rich and ecologically fragile environment. Their peaceful green campaigns have been championed by climate activist Greta...