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Russia says it will intensify strikes on Kyiv after Ukraine launched drone attacks on Moscow and the surrounding region on the final day of voting.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says new laws should make anonymous posting on social media impossible and says the state must protect citizens from misinformation.

Victor Davis Hanson says Tehran could try to shape the election calendar with missile strikes, unrest, or a late negotiation.

A new Heritage Foundation documentary argues decades of mass immigration have transformed the U.K. for the worse.

A U.N. fact-finding mission found 'reasonable grounds' to believe U.S. airstrikes in Minab and Lamerd killed civilians and may have violated international law.

Sweden’s conservatives won the immigration fight, but the election still went left.

The leaders of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland signed a pact calling for constitutional change and a future with the European Union.

Abdul Malik al-Houthi has turned a tribal insurgency into a battle-hardened force that now threatens a vital waterway.

Kyiv contradicted Donald Trump’s claim that Ukraine and Russia had already agreed to pause strikes on energy infrastructure, but said it would be open to one while questioning Moscow’s willingness.

Reagan's June 12, 1987 speech at the Berlin Wall became a defining moment in the Cold War.

Germany's AfD won a widely predicted victory in Sachsen-Anhalt, while traditional parties keep isolating it over immigration.

President Donald Trump said Ukraine should stop striking Russian refineries, arguing the attacks are raising diesel prices and 'hurting the world.'

The Democratic Socialists of America wants Nicolás Maduro returned to Venezuela, even as he sits in a Brooklyn jail cell awaiting federal trial on drug-trafficking and weapons charges.

Within 15 days of the attacks, the U.S. launched Operation Enduring Freedom and CIA teams were in Afghanistan with satellite radios and $3 million in nonsequential $100 bills.

Members of the Feminist Strike Coalition disrupted a packed Mass at Westminster Cathedral ahead of London's March for Life — and an attorney says they may have broken Victorian-era law.

Victor Davis Hanson argues the U.S.-Canada trade war has entered a third stage — one where Canada's leverage has collapsed under the weight of its own economic reality.

A one-hour call followed US envoy visits to Moscow and Kyiv.

Xi Jinping pitched more Belt and Road financing in Bishkek.

The Treasury Secretary calls it 'economic asphyxiation' — and warns any nation still doing business with Tehran to expect the same treatment.

Negotiations spanning months secured an IAEA-led plan to extract uranium material from a covert Syrian site — before it fell into the wrong hands.

European soccer's governing body welcomed FIFA's reversal — then immediately called for heads to roll over a secretive deal that nearly sold off the World Cup.

FIFA's private-equity grab for the World Cup collapsed in days.

The governing body pulled the plug on FIFA Forward Enterprise after the proposal split confederations.

CONCACAF's 41 member federations — including Mexico — united against FIFA's Forward Enterprise scheme, and won.

Norway's football chief calls Infantino's September deadline for approving a blockbuster rights sale outright 'blackmail' — and says his reelection bid is now damaged goods.

A federal tribunal in Mexico reversed a lower-court ruling that had unblocked the bank accounts of former Tamaulipas governor Francisco García Cabeza de Vaca.

Argentina's ruling coalition is confident it has the votes to pass a landmark overhaul of the BCRA — banning it from financing the Treasury and anchoring monetary independence in law.

Europe's football body pulled back Infantino's plan to sell World Cup rights — then said the crisis is far from over.

Trump's Board of Peace unveiled a 15-point plan.

Janez Janša is back for a fourth term.

Argentina's president sent Congress a sweeping package — a 'fiscal shackle,' a revamped central bank, and deregulated capital and insurance markets — designed to make deficit spending structurally impossible.

The president shared a Truth Social map of Venezuela draped in the Stars and Stripes.