Author: Web Desk

More residents are fleeing Ethiopia’s Tigray region amid escalating tensions, raising fears of renewed conflict nearly four years after the civil war ended.

Authorities charge two suspects in the tragic killing of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, who was abducted from his home in a case of mistaken identity.

Min Hee-jin expresses deep distress over NewJeans’ potential breakup, vowing to forgo an $18 million payout to prevent the group’s dissolution.

Zimbabwe rejects a US health aid deal over concerns about unequal benefit sharing and access to biological data, highlighting sovereignty and ethical issues.

Each of the 115 injured and families of the 41 deceased in the Swiss bar fire will receive a solidarity payout to aid in their recovery and support.

Pope Leo is set to embark on a groundbreaking tour of four African countries this April, marking the first papal visit to predominantly Muslim Algeria.

Two brothers involved in Brazilian politics have been convicted for orchestrating the murder of Marielle Franco, a well-known Rio de Janeiro councillor.

Spain declassifies key documents related to the 1981 attempted coup as Antonio Tejero Molina, the coup’s leader, passes away.

Australian Prime Minister apologizes after calling child sex abuse survivor Grace Tame ‘difficult,’ sparking backlash over insensitive remarks.

A snowball fight in New York City escalated, injuring officers and igniting conflict between Mayor Mamdani and the police department.