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South Africa’s Highest Court Denies Bid to Have ‘Kill the Boer’ Declared Hate Speech
Trump’s senior adviser Elon Musk, who is from South Africa, posted on X last week that the song has been ‘actively promoting white genocide.’
Day in Photos: Pete Hegseth Visits Philippines, Earthquake in Burma, and JD Vance in Greenland
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Won’t Treat US Aid as Loans, Will Review New Minerals Deal
Kyiv won’t treat U.S. aid as debt and is still assessing Washington’s latest minerals agreement proposal, the Ukrainian president says.
Greenlanders Announce New Governing Coalition Ahead of Vance Visit
The new governing coalition includes four of the five political parties that won seats in Greenland’s March 11 election.
Vance and Wife Tour US Military Base in Greenland as Trump Admin Eyes Territory
The vice president and second lady arrived at a U.S. base on the northwest coast of Greenland on Friday.
Israel Strikes Beirut for First Time Since Cease-Fire Began
The air strike against a Hezbollah stronghold marked an escalation of Israel’s attacks against the terrorist group near its border.
Putin Suggests External UN Government to Steer Ukraine Through Peace Process
The Russian president renewed his argument that the current Ukrainian government is illegitimate and suggested Kyiv may renege on a peace deal.
Intensifying Arctic Competition a ‘Springboard for Potential Conflicts,’ Says Putin
The Russian leader also said he supported Western cooperation as oil, gas, and metal deposits are being developed in the region.
Hegseth Says Deterrence Necessary in Face of China Threats During Philippines Visit
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the United States and the Philippines must ‘stand shoulder-to-shoulder’ in the face of threats posed by China.
Big Earthquake Hits Burma, Shakes High-Rise Buildings in Bangkok, at Least 154 Dead
Thailand’s defense minister says 101 people are missing and 10 are confirmed dead after a high-rise building under construction collapsed.
Beijing Reveals Cable-Cutting Tech to Rattle Taiwan, Say Analysts
In recent years, Chinese cargo ships have been linked to multiple damaged underwater cables worldwide.
Ahead of Visit by Vance, Greenland’s Security Comes Into Focus
The trip prompted outcry from some Greenlandic politicians. But the terms of any possible American bid to acquire, or partner with, Greenland remain unwritten.
Iran Responds to Trump’s Letter Offering to Negotiate a New Nuclear Deal
Trump said he has proposed direct negotiations toward a peaceful resolution to the Iranian nuclear issue.
Day in Photos: Protests in Indonesia, Fires in South Korea, and the Necropsy of a Baby Mammoth
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
UK Government Stresses Protection of Falun Gong Practitioners Against Potential China Threats
‘We have a broad suite of powers to counter foreign interference,’ Home Office Minister Lord Hanson of Flint said.
US Says Russia, Ukraine Agree to Maritime Cease-Fire in Black Sea
The agreement marks a shift in U.S. policy, with a focus on easing restrictions on Russian maritime trade and payments related to food and fertilizer exports.
Day in Photos: Protests in Indonesia, Forest Fires in South Korea, and a Hydrogen-Powered Aircraft Engine
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
FCC Opens National Security Investigation Into Blacklisted CCP-Linked Tech Firms
Nine CCP-linked firms are suspected of quietly operating in the United States despite being blacklisted over risks to U.S. national security.
