World

France: Eiffel Tower director resigns after removing female workers during a visit by an Indian delegation

Hurricane Polo hits Mexico hard; its northern neighbor braces for rain and flooding

Trump administration revokes visas for 17 officials, businessmen rrom Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru over ties to corruption, drug trafficking

Journalist Mario Pentón on Voz News: "The Cuban people would welcome U.S. soldiers with relief and open arms in the event of military action"

‘Tell Trump that this is how we Venezuelans dance’: Protests in Venezuela intensify after several days of uninterrupted street demonstrations against Delcy Rodríguez's regime

British police release five suspects on bail after alleged plot to attack Fairford air base

UK issues and lifts power alert: Diesel hits record high, rationing continues under contingency measures

British police are investigating an Iranian connection in the attempted attack on the Fairford Air Base

Colombia: A suspect in the murder of Miguel Uribe was killed

Benjamin Satterley, a professional wrestling star known as 'Pac,' dies at age 40

Oil prices soar after Trump rejects Iran's proposal; Tehran stands by offer, warns it is prepared for 'doomsday war'

Contradiction in Washington: U.S. Ambassador to China Says Trump Offered Xi Weapons, but White House Insists There Are No Plans to Sell

Why ‘Fauda’ has shocked the West

United Kingdom: Five arrested on suspicion of planning 'terrorist act' against military base used by US Air Force

'Ping Ping' and 'Fu Shuang' are here: Two giant pandas sent by China arrive in Atlanta

Iddo Netanyahu: "No country or people can survive if there are not enough young men who are willing to lay down their lives down for it"

Trump dismisses Iran's ceasefire plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear talks

Leo XIV calls for coexistence with 'dignity and peace' in France

NABEP, controversial Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt’s company, raises concerns among Chevron and other oil producers in Venezuela

