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A new U.S. intelligence report has reignited tensions in Taiwan, leading to discussions on how the island should defend itself against China's growing power and influence.

Iranians are divided on whether the ongoing war is worth the sacrifices as the conflict enters its second month. Explore the complex debate within the country.

A Russian oil tanker has reached Cuba, providing enough fuel to meet the island nation's energy needs for up to 10 days, breaking a three-month blockade amid a severe energy shortage.

Thousands of Cuban tourism workers, from taxi drivers to tour guides, are facing severe hardship as the country's tourism industry collapses due to the US oil blockade. This article explores their stories and the impact on their lives.

The UN aid chief cautions of a potential new Israeli military incursion into southern Lebanon, raising concerns about the region's stability.

US journalist Shelly Kittleson, an experienced war correspondent, has been kidnapped in Baghdad, Iraq. The US government believes a suspect has ties to the Iran-backed Kataib Hezbollah militia.

A prominent US journalist has gone missing in Iraq, with officials linking her disappearance to an Iran-backed militant group. Authorities race to uncover the truth behind this troubling case.

The UN's historic resolution condemns slavery as a crime against humanity, but experts warn that substantive action is needed to eradicate this widespread issue worldwide.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed a father and his young 2-year-old son, along with four other civilians, sparking international outrage and renewed concerns over the ongoing violence in the region.

Ukraine's president hosts EU leaders to commemorate the Bucha massacre anniversary and dispatches a negotiator to Turkiye for talks, seeking a potential Easter ceasefire with Russia.