The Trump administration inks deals with Madagascar, Sierra Leone, Botswana, and Ethiopia, tying nearly $2.3 billion in funding to strict performance benchmarks and co-investment commitments from recipient countries

Washington says the strike, carried out with Nigerian coordination, killed multiple Islamic State militants in Sokoto state amid rising concern over militant violence and religious attacks in the country

Maria Pappa was part of the crew of the ill-fated Dassault Falcon jet that crashed on Tuesday evening outside Ankara, which also claimed the life of the Libyan army’s Chief of Staff, Lt.-Gen. Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad

SPHEREx photographed the universe in 360 degrees and in the form of an infrared map comprised of 102 colors

Findings from an international UNESCO-backed initiative highlight how rapidly changing skills, artificial intelligence, and innovation are reshaping the future of work, leaving many young people uncertain about the careers ahead

New South Wales has approved sweeping firearm and anti-terror reforms after the deadly Bondi Beach attack, expanding police powers, tightening gun ownership and banning public displays of extremist symbols

Turkish President Erdogan irked by this past week's trilateral meeting in Jerusalem between the Israeli PM Netanyahu, Greece's Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides

British court convicts Walid Saadaoui and Amar Hussein for planning a mass shooting targeting Jewish communities, highlighting a growing threat from Islamic State-inspired extremism in Europe

Ukraine’s president calls for a leaders-level meeting with Donald Trump to address unresolved territorial disputes and finalize a 20-point peace framework with U.S. and European support

In a festive message shared from the US Embassy, the American ambassador to Greece extended warm Christmas greetings, expressing gratitude for the past year and offering blessings to both Greece and the United States.

The U.S. is seeking to void active asylum claims by deporting applicants to third countries, part of a broader immigration crackdown funded with $170 billion in new resources through 2029

Early findings point to an electrical failure as the cause of a jet crash near Ankara that killed Libya’s army chief and seven others, including a flight attendant believed to be Greek, as investigations continue

Newly released Epstein records reignite political fallout as Bill Clinton’s team accuses the White House of scapegoating him, insisting he cut ties with Epstein years before the financier’s crimes became public

The jet carrying Libya’s army chief of staff went down shortly after departing Turkey’s capital, killing all on board and prompting a cross-border investigation and three days of national mourning.

Reports have the corporate jet crashing some 30 minutes after take-off, heading for Tripoli, and after urgently requesting an emergency landing back at the Ankara airport

Israel vows never to fully withdraw from Gaza, planning civilian-military units while upholding security amid ongoing tensions and following the 2023 Hamas attack

The U.S. president warned Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro to leave power, signaling that seized oil could be kept, sold, or used for U.S. strategic reserves amid ongoing military operations in the region.

The president says Greenland is vital to American security and has appointed a special envoy to advance U.S. interests, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from Denmark and Greenland and heightened diplomatic tensions

Lawmakers from both parties and Epstein survivors are criticizing the Justice Department over delays and heavy redactions, as threats of contempt proceedings and calls for full disclosure intensify political pressure in Washington.

Erika Kirk reassured the rapper following an awkward “assassin” comment about Vice President JD Vance at a Turning Point USA festival, turning the moment into one of support and understanding.