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British defense officials say they tracked 3 Russian submarines during a 'covert' operation, but found no evidence Russia had damaged undersea infrastructure.

Authorities continue to probe the mental state of the suspect in a deadly stabbing at a Charlotte light rail station, raising questions about the role of mental illness in this tragic incident.

International development aid spending declined sharply in 2025, led by the US cutting its budget by over 50%. This unprecedented drop made Germany the largest donor worldwide.

Cuba accuses the US of 'extorting' countries to cancel long-standing deals with Havana for supplying medical personnel, threatening the island's economy

A rare, 137-year-old piece of the Eiffel Tower is set to be auctioned in Paris, offering a unique chance to own a piece of French history.

Democratic lawmakers warn the White House that allowing continued Israeli strikes on Lebanon could reignite a broader regional conflict, calling for the Iran ceasefire to extend to Lebanon as well.

Sidon residents describe the horror and aftermath of devastating Israeli strikes on a religious compound, as tensions remain high after a ceasefire with Iran.

A Nobel Peace Prize winner's newspaper is raided and a human rights group is outlawed as the Kremlin tightens its grip on dissent in Russia. Explore the details of this concerning crackdown on press and civil liberties.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Israel's attacks on Lebanon 'shouldn't be happening' and calls for a security policy overhaul in response to the Iran conflict.

A detailed analysis of the recent US-Iran ceasefire agreement and whether it signals the beginning of the end of the longstanding conflict between the two nations.