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Iranian authorities say a Basij volunteer was killed and 13 other Basij members and police officers were injured during unrest in Kouhdasht, as economic protests widened beyond the capital and into rural provinces.
Read report »Washington has formally labeled Colombia’s largest drug gang a terrorist organization, escalating its campaign against Latin American cartels and complicating Bogotá’s peace-track approach.
Read report »The Congolese leader will seek re-election in March 2026, extending a decades-long hold on power into another closely watched contest.
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Read report »Traders and shopkeepers returned to the streets of Tehran and other cities after a record currency plunge and rising inflation deepened public anger over the economy.
Read report »Voters went to the polls in the first stage of Myanmar's first general election in five years, even as critics said the vote is designed to launder military rule during a civil war.
Read report »Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s Vetevendosje led Kosovo’s snap election with about half the vote, but preliminary estimates suggested it would still need support to secure a governing majority.
Read report »An Iraqi tribunal has handed down a death sentence in a long-running case tied to the 1983 Barzani disappearances, while one co-accused was released for lack of evidence.
Read report »A stabbing spree in Richelieu, Suriname, killed at least nine people on December 28, 2025, including the suspect's children and neighbors who tried to intervene, according to police and AP reporting.
Read report »Investigators allege three charities collected donations for Gaza but diverted 71 percent of the money to the organization’s military network.
Read report »Iranian authorities say they have taken a foreign-flagged oil tanker carrying 25,000 barrels in the Strait of Hormuz and detained all 16 crew members.
Read report »Voters in Ivory Coast chose 255 National Assembly members while the main opposition boycotted the poll over alleged fraud.
Read report »Malaysia's former leader was convicted again over money linked to the scandal that toppled his government and reverberated far beyond Kuala Lumpur.
Read report »Authorities in Bavaria say they detained five men after foiling an alleged Islamist-motivated attack plan targeting a Christmas market near Dingolfing.
Read report »The National Electoral Council says National Party candidate Nasry Asfura won Honduras’s presidential race after a delayed count marked by outages, protests and allegations of manipulation.
Read report »A Zagreb court imposed the maximum sentence after a 2024 attack that killed a 7-year-old student and wounded a teacher and three other children.
Read report »The U.S. Justice Department has released another 30,000 pages of Epstein-related records, including material that mentions allegations involving President Donald Trump.
Read report »The proposed Trump-class vessels were presented as flagships of a broader naval expansion, though the president’s timeline and performance claims were not independently established.
Read report »Gunmen in Plateau state abducted 28 people, including women and children, after intercepting a vehicle heading to a Muslim religious gathering.
Read report »UAE-backed STC forces now control all eight southern governorates, a shift that could revive long-running demands for an independent South Yemen.
Read report »María Guardiola's Popular Party finished first in Extremadura's regional election, but it will need Vox again to govern after failing to win an outright majority.
Read report »A Pakistani court has convicted Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi over retained state gifts, handing each a 17-year sentence in a case that his party says is politically driven.
Read report »AP reported that Iran carried out the execution of a man convicted of spying for Israeli intelligence in the northwestern city of Urmia.
Read report »Prime Minister Anthony Albanese paired a national reflection day with what he said would be Australia’s largest gun buyback since the reforms that followed Port Arthur.
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