Indiana Floods Kill Six as Record Storms Trigger Historic Flooding and Mass Rescues
It’s the kind of storm longtime Hoosiers say they’ve never seen. Days of relentless rain sent rivers surging past century-old
West Bank Crisis Deepens as Activists Try to Reach Palestinians Trapped Under Settler Siege
For several days now, a handful of Palestinian families in the village of Qusra, just outside Nablus, have been unable
Caspian Sea Becomes New Geopolitical Flashpoint as Iran and Ukraine Wars Collide
For most of the past few decades, the Caspian Sea has just sort of sat there in the background of
US Navy Faces Growing Strain as USS Abraham Lincoln Deployment Stretches Beyond 250 Days
Somewhere out past the horizon, thousands of sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are living through one of the longest
France’s Top Court Blocks Under-15 Social Media Ban, Citing Freedom and Privacy Concerns
Well, that didn’t go as planned. France’s ambitious push to keep kids under 15 off social media just got blocked
Iran Medical Workers Protest Over Unpaid Wages as Labour Discontent Deepens
Iran is under renewed pressure over worsening economic and workplace pressures, with reports that medical personnel may protest on Saturday,
Taliban’s Five-Year Rule Reshapes Afghanistan as Western Influence Faces a Major Test
Kabul on a Friday morning these days looks nothing like it did in the chaotic final days of August 2021,
US Demands Netanyahu Condemn Settler Siege in West Bank as Qusra Crisis Escalates
Inside three homes in Qusra, a Palestinian village near Nablus, families have spent nearly a week cut off from the
Italy’s New Citizenship Laws Tear Families Apart as Descendants Fight for Equal Rights
For a lot of people around the world, having an Italian grandparent or great-grandparent wasn’t just a nice bit of
Japan’s Record-Breaking Rain Causes Deadly Floods, Stranding Thousands at Narita Airport
Tokyo’s summer holiday travel rush turned into a nightmare this week after a torrential downpour tore through Chiba Prefecture, killing
