Trump Administration Faces Lawsuit Over ICE Arrests at Immigration Courts in 2025: The Trump administration is facing a high-profile class-action lawsuit over a contentious policy that purportedly permitted U.S.
Years after it was destroyed in the fight to drive out ISIS, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani officially opened the city of Mosul’s recently renovated airport on Wednesday.
On July 16, just hours after Syrian Defense Minister Murhaf Abu Qasra declared a truce to curb massive sectarian violence between local Druze militias and Bedouin groups. Israel launched
Why France Is Increasing Its Military Presence in West Africa Again? In 2025, France’s military return to West Africa has drawn attention from all over the world. The French
What the Russia-Ukraine War Means for Young People in Europe and Beyond? Beyond only immediate physical safety concerns, the Russia-Ukraine war has a significant and complex impact on young
In a letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney, US President Donald Trump announced fresh tariffs against Canada that will take effect next month. On Friday, the EU anticipates receiving
The Silicon Valley chipmaker briefly surpassed a $4 trillion valuation. Nvidia has enjoyed constant growth over the last two years, as interest in AI-powered technology grows. Nvidia shares rose
According to authorities, Nigeria’s military and security forces have killed dozens of armed individuals in two different operations in the country’s northeast and northwest. Mua’zu, the commissioner for internal
In the midst of intense mistrust following Israel and the United States’ attacks on Iranian nuclear sites last month and the UN nuclear watchdog’s refusal to denounce the strikes,
After Kyiv and its allies denounced a previous decision to freeze some weaponry supplies, U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that his government will supply more weapons to Ukraine.
