Global Affairs — Page 132
- Cambodia’s King Pardons Opposition Leader Kem Sokha
- China Ships Rice to Cuba Amid Crisis
- Senegal Parliament Speaker Resigns Amid Political Tensions
- Russia Threatens More Kyiv Strikes
- US Researchers Barred from WHO Talks
- Iran, U.S. Negotiators Meet in Qatar
- Protesters and ICE Clash Outside Newark Detention Center
- Brazil’s Lula Begins Preventive Radiotherapy After Skin Cancer Diagnosis
- Trump Tower Tbilisi Site Tied to Sanctioned Georgian Politician
- ASIO Chief Warns Antisemitism Went Unchecked After Gaza War
- Sweden Expands IVF Funding Amid Low Birthrate
- Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks prompt raft of conspiracy theories in divided US
- China, Pakistan Affirm Strategic Partnership
- US-Iran Deal Looms: Hormuz Strait Ceasefire Talks Continue
- Israel Strikes Lebanon, Issues Evacuation Orders
- Trump's Iran Strategy Faces Scrutiny
- Pope Leo Warns on AI Risks
- Australian Flotilla Activists Allege Abuse in Israeli Detention
- RAF Jet's GPS Jammed Near Russian Border
- US Weighs New Options as Iran Nuclear Talks Stall
- Israeli Troops Deepen Presence in Southern Lebanon
- U.S. to Unfreeze Iranian Assets
- Israeli Strikes Kill Six in Southern Lebanon
- California Chemical Tank Faces Imminent Failure
- Former ICC Prosecutor Details Israeli Threats
- UK Supply Chains Lack Major Shock Preparedness
- Russia Launches Hypersonic Missile on Kyiv
- Suicide Bombing Kills 23 in Pakistan
- Xi Jinping Pressures Trump on Japan's Military
- Trump Cautions Iran Deal Talks, Strait of Hormuz Blockade to Continue
- Oil Market Nears Critical Shortage
- Ruling Nullifying CHP Leadership Tightens Erdoğan’s Grip Ahead of 2028 Vote
- Farage Under Pressure Over Russia Hack Claim
- Iran Evokes History Amidst Deal Talks
- UK Heatwave Triggers Amber Health Alerts Across England
- Trump Says U.S., Iran Near MoU to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
- US, Iran Inch Closer to Interim Deal
- US, Iran Edge Closer to De-escalation Deal
- India Blocks Satirical ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ Website, Group Says
- Serbian Protests Demand Early Elections