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World Turns the Page on 2025 and Begins Latter Half of the Decade
Around the globe, celebrations are underway to ring in the new year with fireworks, drum performances, drone shows, a world-renowned ball drop, and more.
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US Sanctions 4 More Companies, 4 More Oil Tankers Accused of Serving Venezuela
These latest sanctions actions are part of a multifaceted pressure campaign against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro over drug trafficking.
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China Faces International Backlash After War Games Encircling Taiwan
A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers has voiced criticism toward the Chinese Communist Party.
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Day in Photos: New Year’s Celebration, Combat Readiness Drills in Taiwan, and Spinners Event
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Russia’s Top General Says Putin Ordered 2026 Buffer Zone Expansion in Ukraine
Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov made the announcement as Russia seeks to assert battleground superiority amid ongoing peace negotiations.
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UN to Cut 2,900 Jobs, $570 Million in Budget Following US Scrutiny: Ambassador Bartos
The United States contributes roughly a third of U.N. funding.
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Finnish Authorities Detain Suspect Vessel Following Damage to Undersea Cable
The suspect vessel may have dragged its anchor across an undersea cable running between Finland and Estonia.
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US Instructs Its Western-Nation Embassies to Report on Abuses Due to Mass Immigration
Europe hosted 94 million migrants last year, while North America hosted 61 million.
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2 African Nations Bar Americans Following US Travel Ban on Them
Mali and Burkina Faso were recently added to a long list of African and other nations whose nationals are banned from entering the United States.
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How Saudi Arabia and the UAE Went From Alliance to Open Friction
The two regional heavyweights were once closely aligned but now seem to be on divergent tracks, amid their respective backing for rival groups in the Yemen war.
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US Sanctions 10 Companies and Individuals in Iran and Venezuela Over Drone, Missile Trade
Iran continues to violate U.N. restrictions, according to U.S. officials.
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Day in Photos: Farmers’ Protest in Poland, Preparing New Year’s Fireworks, and Newborn Elephant Calf
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Saudi Arabia Bombs Yemen Port, Prompting UAE to Say It Will Withdraw Forces
The UAE supports the Southern Transitional Council, while Saudi Arabia backs the central government and allied tribal forces.
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5 Takeaways From Trump’s Meeting With Netanyahu
The Jewish state’s prime minister said Trump would be awarded the Israel Prize, the first to a non-Israeli.
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Day in Photos: Aviv Maor’s Funeral, Trump Meets Netanyahu, and New Year’s Rehearsal
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Kremlin Says Ukraine Tried to Attack Putin’s Residence, Peace Deal Stance Under Review
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Ukraine allegedly used 91 drones to target the Russian leader’s residence on Dec. 29.
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Day in Photos: Sea Rescue Drills in Italy, Elections in Burma, and Traditional Christmas Swim
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Japan’s Cabinet Approves Record $64 Billion Defense Budget Amid Tensions With China
Missiles, drones, and strike capabilities drive Japan’s largest-ever military budget as regional security risks intensify.
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World Turns the Page on 2025 and Begins Latter Half of the Decade
Around the globe, celebrations are underway to ring in the new year with fireworks, drum performances, drone shows, a world-renowned ball drop, and more.
|
US Sanctions 4 More Companies, 4 More Oil Tankers Accused of Serving Venezuela
These latest sanctions actions are part of a multifaceted pressure campaign against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro over drug trafficking.
|
China Faces International Backlash After War Games Encircling Taiwan
A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers has voiced criticism toward the Chinese Communist Party.
|
Day in Photos: New Year’s Celebration, Combat Readiness Drills in Taiwan, and Spinners Event
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Russia’s Top General Says Putin Ordered 2026 Buffer Zone Expansion in Ukraine
Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov made the announcement as Russia seeks to assert battleground superiority amid ongoing peace negotiations.
|
UN to Cut 2,900 Jobs, $570 Million in Budget Following US Scrutiny: Ambassador Bartos
The United States contributes roughly a third of U.N. funding.
|
Finnish Authorities Detain Suspect Vessel Following Damage to Undersea Cable
The suspect vessel may have dragged its anchor across an undersea cable running between Finland and Estonia.
|
US Instructs Its Western-Nation Embassies to Report on Abuses Due to Mass Immigration
Europe hosted 94 million migrants last year, while North America hosted 61 million.
|
2 African Nations Bar Americans Following US Travel Ban on Them
Mali and Burkina Faso were recently added to a long list of African and other nations whose nationals are banned from entering the United States.
|
How Saudi Arabia and the UAE Went From Alliance to Open Friction
The two regional heavyweights were once closely aligned but now seem to be on divergent tracks, amid their respective backing for rival groups in the Yemen war.
|
US Sanctions 10 Companies and Individuals in Iran and Venezuela Over Drone, Missile Trade
Iran continues to violate U.N. restrictions, according to U.S. officials.
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Day in Photos: Farmers’ Protest in Poland, Preparing New Year’s Fireworks, and Newborn Elephant Calf
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Saudi Arabia Bombs Yemen Port, Prompting UAE to Say It Will Withdraw Forces
The UAE supports the Southern Transitional Council, while Saudi Arabia backs the central government and allied tribal forces.
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5 Takeaways From Trump’s Meeting With Netanyahu
The Jewish state’s prime minister said Trump would be awarded the Israel Prize, the first to a non-Israeli.
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Day in Photos: Aviv Maor’s Funeral, Trump Meets Netanyahu, and New Year’s Rehearsal
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Kremlin Says Ukraine Tried to Attack Putin’s Residence, Peace Deal Stance Under Review
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Ukraine allegedly used 91 drones to target the Russian leader’s residence on Dec. 29.
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Day in Photos: Sea Rescue Drills in Italy, Elections in Burma, and Traditional Christmas Swim
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Japan’s Cabinet Approves Record $64 Billion Defense Budget Amid Tensions With China
Missiles, drones, and strike capabilities drive Japan’s largest-ever military budget as regional security risks intensify.
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