Sussex Police detained two men and a woman after a vehicle was obstructed and attacked during protests outside a former army barracks in Crowborough, South East England.

Authorities say Gaza protesters refused orders to leave, disrupted staff movement, and threatened personnel—while backing a jailed hunger striker.

Rescue teams saved around 50 migrants from the sea, but three others remain missing—with strong winds hampering emergency efforts.

France’s president claims children’s mental health is being harmed by online platforms, using data reflecting widespread daily smartphone and social media use among teenagers.

Following attacks on January 24, 1,676 apartment buildings in Kyiv were left without heating while repair crews struggled to restore electricity and warmth—due to ongoing UAV strikes and sub-zero temperatures.

Following Iranian state mass killings, a Washington-based pro-Israel security institute is urging the U.S. president to abandon negotiations and intensify pressure on Tehran.

Russian-Ukrainian peace talks continue in Abu Dhabi, with territorial issues remaining the most contentious point between the parties.

Several serious knife attacks have occurred across multiple German cities in recent days—with victims ranging from teenagers to young adults, some with life-threatening injuries.

French naval forces intercepted a tanker linked to sanctioned Russian oil exports in international waters—placing it under judicial investigation near Marseille.

The visit aims to explore ceasefire possibilities and address the humanitarian crisis, while Washington seeks a more active diplomatic role in resolving the conflict.

A warning from Washington signals renewed tensions in North American trade relations, as the United States vows tougher action against Beijing.

Christians must enter or re-enter public life as protagonists—artists, parents, teachers, lawmakers—who show, rather than merely assert, the excellence of the Christian vision and the love it conveys.