Politics News

Spain tackles gender-based violence with digital initiatives, but femicides still persist. A digital art project aims to raise awareness of murders in Madrid.

Undercover officer admitted to exploiting women's empathy with fabricated stories of abuse and loss in shocking spycops inquiry testimony.

The school holiday food grant, previously axed due to budget constraints, has been brought back to support struggling parents this holiday season.

A former rapper has defeated a veteran leader in a surprising election upset in Nepal, signaling a reformist wave reshaping the Himalayan nation's politics.

Balendra Shah, a rising star backed by Gen Z voters, is expected to win Nepal's Prime Minister seat in a landslide, shaking up the country's political landscape.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation candidate in the Farrer byelection faces backlash over comments likening former PM Julia Gillard to a 'non-productive old cow'.

Amid a far-right rally and counterprotests in New York City, two devices were ignited near Gracie Mansion, the mayor's official residence. A man has been detained as authorities investigate the incident.

A federal judge has ruled that mass layoffs at the Voice of America were unlawful, dealing a blow to the agency's efforts to restructure its workforce.

President Trump makes bold promises to Latin American leaders, vowing to 'take care of Cuba' and highlighting improved cooperation with Venezuela during the Shield of the Americas Summit.

Trump suggests that deploying US ground troops to Iran could be discussed, despite ongoing conflict in the Middle East