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President Donald Trump appears not to be interested in backing Ukraine’s military and economy like the previous US administration. Can Zelenskyy resist pressure from both the US and Russia at the same time?

From the pager and walkie-talkie attacks to the killing of Nasrallah and Safieddine, events of last year were beyond humiliating for Hezbollah and its supporters in Lebanon and elsewhere.

Yves Engler, author of 13 books, is not the first prominent advocate for Palestinian rights to be targeted by Canadian police.

Sunday will be a crucial day for Germany. On this day, the country will decide how it will shape its future. One thing is certain: the outlook is far from bright.

In America, Prozac, Zoloft, and Lexapro are at the centre of a growing debate as Kennedy considers potential restrictions on these medications.

The Israeli prime minister was quick to blame the recent Tel Aviv bus bombings on the Palestinians and ordered the launch of a military offensive. What he’s not talking about is his government’s failure to deter these incidents.

‘They make a desolation and call it peace’. Falk’s message is clear: the same powers that once positioned themselves as guardians of a rules-based order are now undermining it.

The North Korean leader seems to have little incentive to reciprocate the US president’s overtures. Similarly, Washington lacks tangible leverage to bring Pyongyang back to the negotiating table.

Sudan’s government has said it will “fight anyone who seeks to establish a parallel government” as RSF gathers allied politicians and armed group leaders in Kenya to sign a charter.

The European Union has historically relied heavily on the US for defence, but that era might now be coming to an end.

Trump’s criticism of South Africa stems from Pretoria’s opposition to Israel’s war in Gaza and its newly enacted law, which aims to redistribute white-owned farmland in specific circumstances for the public good.

Alliances are like large families, they run well on compromise and contribution. It is rare that every member agrees with the others on everything, so there has to be a degree of tolerance for differences.

Türkiye is pursuing Meteor missiles to protect its interests amid evolving security challenges, but its neighbour and NATO ally, Greece, is doing everything in its power to prevent the purchase.

Europe, once a global power, now struggles with military weakness, economic stagnation, and dependence on the US, earning Zelenskyy’s blunt critique.

The power of a passport depends on a host of factors like GDP, diplomatic ties, and migration trends, shaping global mobility.

The Trump administration is likely to offer “massive contracts” amounting to billions of dollars to the private prison industry as his administration cracks down on undocumented migrants

Russia welcomes Trump’s outreach, seeking Ukraine’s neutrality, territorial concessions, demilitarisation, and an end to Western sanctions.

Twenty years after Rafic Hariri’s assassination, Lebanon grapples with shifting power dynamics. Amid political change, Saad Hariri returns to a transformed Beirut.

Nine nations from the Global South launched a new coalition to enforce ICJ and ICC rulings, block arms sales to Israel, and challenge US-backed impunity.

The all-weather allies are bringing new legislations to put an official stamp of Tel Aviv’s ownership on what is globally acknowledged as Palestinian territory.

Elon Musk’s AI challenger, Grok 3, is set for release in weeks. However concerns over its actual performance, internal conflicts, and data reliability raise questions about whether it can truly take the lead.

Türkiye and Indonesia signed 13 landmark agreements, strengthening their ties through joint ventures and cultural cooperation.

The young Palestinian journalist, named one of the 100 most influential women of 2024, is determined to share the resilience of her people amid unimaginable loss.

The asteroid 2024 YR4 is now facing a higher likelihood of colliding with Earth, NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) report shows.

Reporting from previously Assad-held areas of Syria has led to many widely-held assumptions about the ‘secular’ regime being overturned, while those concerning the SDF/YPG require greater scrutiny.

As Israel weaponises aid to exert political pressure, Palestinians bear the brunt, facing relentless shortages of food, medicine, and essential supplies despite the ceasefire.

The book, titled From the River to the Sea, was deemed as incitement for terrorism by Israeli police.

Palestinians in Gaza are clear, their land is not for sale, as US President Donald Trump declares his-imposed plans for their land.

Experts say the US President’s Gaza plan is unlikely to work and might even lead to him facing a potential trial in the Hague for contributing to the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.

Steve Sosebee, honoured with TRT's Lifetime Achievement Award, speaks about his commitment to providing humanitarian aid to Palestinian children despite personal loss and devastation.

The US President’s threat to take over the Arctic island could lead to a geopolitical realignment among the Nordic countries and with other Western powers.

The key focus during the high-profile visit will be on addressing the issue of bilateral trade stagnation, which hovers around $1.3 billion.

As the US President doubles down on his proposal to clear Gaza for its rebuilding, battle-hardened residents say they will leave the enclave only when they are dead.

Despite a ceasefire, hundreds of Palestinian children remain behind bars, held without charge in a system designed to break them.

A mass retirement of first-generation Starlink satellites is resulting in the burning up of up to five space capsules daily, ringing alarm bells over atmospheric pollution.

Thousands of tremors have rattled Greece’s postcard-perfect Santorini, forcing evacuations and raising concerns about volcanic activity. Experts remain divided on whether an eruption is imminent.