Preliminary results from Russia's parliamentary elections suggest United Russia will maintain its dominance as the country continues to face economic hardship and military losses in Ukraine.
Eleven people, primarily students, were injured in a shooting at a high school in Manisa, Turkey. A 15-year-old suspect and his family members have been detained.
Singapore's Land Transport Authority is introducing new legal fines for bus passengers, ranging from $500 for nuisance behaviours to $5,000 for serious safety and hygiene violations.
Twenty-seven people were killed in two mass shootings near Johannesburg and Cape Town within 24 hours, highlighting South Africa's ongoing struggle with gang violence and illegal mining.
Three suspects have been detained following the discovery of Jabulile Ntimba's body in Dawn Park, as South African police investigate a series of nine recent violent deaths.
An Afrikaner lobby group's protest in Washington DC coincides with a US plan to admit 17,500 white Afrikaners as refugees.
South African Ambassador Roelf Meyer rejects claims of white genocide, despite the Trump administration's plan to admit 17,500 more Afrikaner refugees.
A diplomatic rift has emerged between Seoul and Kyiv following President Zelensky's public announcement of a North Korean prisoner transfer, a move South Korea claims violated confidentiality and threatened national security.
President Salva Kiir has dissolved South Sudan's transitional government ahead of the December 2026 elections, a move that centralizes power and faces significant opposition and funding challenges.
The eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen in Madrid highlights the escalating tension between institutional real estate speculation and tenant rights in Spain.
The Sri Lanka High Court has convicted 15 men, including mastermind Naufer Moulavi, for the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings that killed 270 people.
President Trump has rejected an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, citing unacceptable terms. The impasse continues to drive up global oil prices and fuel costs.
Swiss voters have decisively rejected a proposal to strictly limit the nation's neutrality, ensuring Switzerland retains the ability to impose sanctions without UN approval.
Police in Jackson, Mississippi, have confirmed that Tasia Fortune was murdered and her body was subsequently staged in a tree to mimic a hanging.
Mississippi police have confirmed that Tasia Fortune was murdered and her body was staged in a tree to resemble a hanging. Three suspects are in custody as the investigation into the drug-related homicide continues.
A Venezuelan DoorDash driver, Wilber Rafael Garcés Perez, was shot by ICE agents in Austin, Texas, leading to widespread protests and calls for federal accountability.
Telecommunications in northern Tigray have been disrupted following new clashes between regional forces and the national army, raising fears of a return to full-scale civil war and severe economic paralysis.
President Trump met with interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez at the UN to discuss massive oil concessions and security cooperation following the removal of Nicolás Maduro.