Authorities report injuries, landslides and widespread inspections as aftershocks continue following a 6.5 magnitude quake near Acapulco.

150,000 people have been moved from frontline regions since June amid Moscow’s heaviest drone strike campaign in months.

State media now acknowledge increasing organized resistance as protests spread across the country.

Kyiv insists the parties are edging closer to a deal, while Russia says the process has stalled due to an alleged January 1 strike by Ukrainian forces on a village in Kherson.

Monarchy has always been all about religion: when one strips it of this specific charisma and vertical dimension, little that is worthwhile remains.

The Venezuelan president had declared a state of national emergency before he was allegedly captured and flown out of the country.

According to U.S. law enforcement officials, the 18-year old suspect was inspired by ISIS but was acting alone.

The solutions proposed are dramatic, but not compared to possible alternatives: social collapse, ethnic strife, or, if Professor David Betz’s warnings prove true, civil war.

Amid some controversy, the Irish government has announced a €100 million funding package for Irish civil society organisations working overseas and formally aimed at supporting the world’s poorest and most vulnerable regions—with projects focused on gender equality and climate action.

Data from the Institute for the Study of War shows Russia expanded control over nearly 1% of Ukraine in 2025, surpassing gains from the previous two years combined.

The schemes of running fake daycare centers and healthcare offices to rip off taxpayers in the U.S. and Scandinavia show an eerie similarity.

Finnish telecommunications company Elisa confirmed that the subsea infrastructure disruption did not affect customers, as services were rerouted.