World US and Trump Point to Iran in RAF Fairford Terror Plot Investigation
United States Secretary of State Rubio and President Donald Trump have pointed to potential Iranian involvement following the arrest of five men…
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Ibrahim Khalil - World Editor
PhD in International Relations, former UN press officer. Ibrahim has reported from 40+ countries, translating complex geopolitical shifts into clear, human‑focused narratives.
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World Tokyo Records Longest Rainy Streak in at Least 150 Years
Tokyo is experiencing its longest recorded rainy streak in at least 150 years, with measurable precipitation falling across the Japanese capital for…
World Brazil beats Australia 4-2 as Raphinha exits with injury
Brazil secured a 4-2 victory against Australia in an international friendly in Brisbane on Tuesday, bouncing back from a 1-1 draw four…
World Southern Lebanon faces ecocide and risks to environmental defenders
Southern Lebanon faces widespread environmental destruction and targeted risks to agricultural workers as near-daily military strikes persist along the border. Since hostilities…
World EPPO Dismantles €300M Fake New Phone Scam Across 19 Countries
European authorities have dismantled a massive cross-border criminal network that flooded the European Union with more than one million refurbished mobile phones…
World US launches Andes-Atlantic Corridor to expand Argentina investments
The United States is launching the Andes-Atlantic Corridor to expand investments in Argentina's energy and mineral sectors, backed by a preliminary US$6…
Brazilcore: How Brazilian Culture and Fashion are Conquering the World
Brazil is experiencing a major cultural surge as record numbers of international tourists and global celebrities embrace the nation's vibrant exports, ranging…
World Estonia faces rising school refusal rates as student anxiety climbs
School refusal rates are climbing across Estonia, where families face mounting mental health challenges, intense social pressures, and limited flexibility within the…
World Netanyahu Allegedly Asked UAE President to Deny Warning of Oct 7 Attacks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu flew to the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, September 27, 2026, to hold a secret meeting with…
The Intersectional Impact of Internet Access on Female Income in India
Internet access significantly boosts female labor force participation and earning potential across India, according to a study published in Volume 50 of…
World Miguel Ángel Borja scored for América in a 4-2 win over Necaxa
Miguel Ángel Borja scored during a 4-2 away victory over Necaxa, pulling his team level with Toluca at the top of the…
World Top Business Leaders Shaping Indonesia’s Economic Growth
Indonesia’s economy is projected to expand by 5.0% in 2026, according to World Bank forecasts, driven by a large domestic consumer base…
World Tennessee Set to Execute Christa Pike: First Female Execution in Over 200 Years
Christa Pike is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection, becoming the first woman executed by Tennessee in over 200 years. Pike…
Vietnam Charges Australian Activist With Terrorism Amid Abduction Claims
Vietnamese authorities have charged Australian resident Tran Hiep, Norwegian-Vietnamese national Nguyen Duc Thuan, and a third man named Thai Cong Truong Son…
World Gotion Buys 49% of Volkswagen’s Sagunto Battery Gigafactory in Spain
Volkswagen AG has agreed to sell a 49% stake in its Sagunto battery gigafactory project in Valencia, Spain, to Chinese battery manufacturer…
World Ireland Spends Less per Student on Education Than OECD Average
Ireland spends US$13,113 per student on education, trailing the average of US$13,601 recorded across member nations of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation…
World Why Divorced Norwegian Celebrities Go on Vacation With Their Exes
When Norwegian entertainer Stian «Staysman» Thorbjørnsen and his ex-wife Tina Svestad finalized their divorce, they chose a deliberately cooperative path to protect…
World EU proposes new “associate member” status for Canada
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney have advanced talks in Strasbourg to establish a new…