Coup Alert in Madagascar After Soldiers Side with Protesters
Madagascar's presidency announced on Sunday that there was "an attempted illegal and forcible seizure of power. " This came after some soldiers from the...
58 Pakistani Soldiers Killed in Afghan Border Clashes, Border Closed
Pakistan closed its border crossings with Afghanistan after gunfire exchanges occurred overnight, with Afghanistan claiming to have killed 58 Pakistani soldiers in retaliation for...
The Nobel Shield: How the Peace Prize is Fortifying Venezuela’s Opposition
Mariluz Palma, who leads Maria Corina Machado's Vente Venezuela political movement in Colombia, is particularly emotional after Machado won the Nobel Peace Prize. Palma...
A Nation Starves: Haiti’s Hunger Crisis Puts 6 Million at Risk
By mid-2026, Haiti's food insecurity is projected to worsen, affecting around 6 million people amid ongoing gang violence and economic collapse, according to the...
The Long Walk Home: Gazans Return to Rubble as Truce Holds
Thousands of displaced Palestinians began returning to their destroyed homes in Gaza after a ceasefire took effect and Israeli troops started to withdraw as...
A New Front in the Info War: China’s Bounty on Taiwan’s PsyOps Unit
Chinese police announced a reward of $1,400 for information on 18 individuals they claim are Taiwanese military officers involved in spreading "separatist" messages, following...
A New Missile, A Clear Message: North Korea’s Parade Raises Global Stakes
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un presided over a military parade showcasing the new Hwasong-20 intercontinental ballistic missile, reported state media KCNA.
This event, held...
Lecornu Has No Grace Period—Just a Looming Budget Battle
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, recently reappointed after resigning, must submit a draft budget bill by October 13 to have a chance of passing...
Flattery and Fear: Russia’s New American Strategy
Two months after a summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska, a Russian diplomat expressed doubts about the ongoing positive spirit of...
Beijing Retaliates with New Levies After US Port Fee Move
China will impose port fees on vessels that are owned, operated, built, or flagged by the U. S. starting on Tuesday, as a response...