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Scrambled at Midnight: NATO Destroys Drone Over Lithuania in Latest Challenge to Alliance's Eastern Flank
Italian Air Force Typhoons intercept unidentified aerial vehicle from Belarus as Poland simultaneously raises aviation alert
9 days ago

One Hour from Port:
Five Dead, 86 Missing After Fire Engulfs Philippines Ferry Off Palawan
14 days ago

Trump Ties $5,000 American Payout to Republican Victory in November
Trump Ties $5,000 American Payout to Republican Victory in November
14 days ago

The King Who Stayed: Norway Buries Harald V as Europe Stands Still
OSLO, Wednesday — The bells of Oslo Cathedral rang three times. Then the country fell silent.
15 days ago

Welcome Back — But Don't Unpack the Crown Jewels: King Charles Puts Harry and Meghan Firmly in Their Place
They came home. The Palace made sure they knew what home means.
16 days ago

Red lights are flashing in energy markets
Oil tanks store imported crude oil on April 12, 2026, in Qingdao, China. Getty Images/Getty Images)
1 month ago
African Union Summit Opens in Addis Ababa With Focus on Regional Trade
Heads of state are meeting to review progress on the African Continental Free Trade Area, now in its sixth year of implementation.
1 month ago
East African Community Leaders Meet to Discuss Single Currency Roadmap
Finance ministers from the six-nation bloc reviewed convergence targets needed before a common currency can be introduced.
1 month ago
UN Warns of Rising Food Insecurity Across the Horn of Africa
A new report says drought and conflict have pushed millions closer to crisis levels of hunger in Somalia, Ethiopia and South Sudan.
1 month ago
US and China Resume Trade Talks Amid Global Market Jitters
Negotiators from both countries met in Geneva as investors watch for signs of easing tensions over tariffs and technology exports.
1 month ago
Kenya, Tanzania Sign New Cross-Border Infrastructure Pact
The agreement covers a joint railway feasibility study and simplified customs procedures at key border posts.
1 month ago
World Leaders Gather for Climate Talks as Emission Targets Slip
New data shows most G20 economies are falling behind their 2030 emissions pledges, raising pressure ahead of this year's climate summit.
1 month ago