Syrian Elections Show Limited Women and Minority Representation
Syria's first post-Assad elections show limited representation for women (only 6 of 119 seats) and minorities, raising concerns about...
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Syria's first post-Assad elections show limited representation for women (only 6 of 119 seats) and minorities, raising concerns about...
European leaders at Copenhagen summit seek Ukraine's drone defense expertise amid growing threats. Ukraine offers to share hard-won...
Andrej Babiš's ANO party wins Czech election with 34.5%, threatening EU Green Deal, Ukraine support, and migration policies. Coalition...
Gisèle Pelicot confronts convicted rapist Husamettin Dogan in French appeals court. Dogan challenges his 9-year sentence while Pelicot,...
Europe faces a severe housing crisis with prices rising 60.5% over 15 years. 8.8% of EU residents spend over 40% of income on housing....
ICC convicts Sudanese militia leader Ali Kushayb for 27 war crimes in Darfur, marking first successful prosecution for atrocities in...
A judge was shot dead in a Tirana courtroom during a property dispute hearing. The 30-year-old suspect also injured two others before...
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigns after just 26 days, marking the shortest premiership in French Fifth Republic history....
Mary Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Shimon Sakaguchi win 2025 Nobel Medicine Prize for discovering regulatory T cells that prevent...
Israel and Hamas begin critical negotiations in Egypt over Trump's 20-point Gaza peace plan, focusing on hostage releases, prisoner...
Death toll rises to 50 in Indonesia school collapse caused by unauthorized renovations without proper permits, exposing systemic...
Federal judge blocks Trump's National Guard deployment to Oregon for second time, ruling protests don't justify military intervention....