WORLD

The death of Mohammed al-Wahidi, who organized World Cup screenings for Gaza children, highlights how the Israel-Hamas war is systematically erasing civilian life and humanitarian gestures.

Ali Khamenei’s burial at Imam Reza shrine closes six days of national mourning, marking a pivotal transition for Iran’s leadership and its regional strategy.

A Ukrainian agent accused of killing Monaco bomb suspect Anastasiia Berezovska changed his story. The case exposes troubling patterns in Kyiv’s extrajudicial actions abroad and strains Western support.

Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped sharply following US-led strikes in the region. Analysis of the causes, implications for global energy markets, and what happens next.

Graham Platner’s disastrous exit from a must-win Senate race exposes the Democratic Party’s enduring left-moderate rift, echoing past primary failures and threatening 2026 midterm hopes.

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner suspends campaign following a sexual assault accusation, reshaping a key battleground race and raising questions about due process in politics.

Iran reports explosions in the south after US launches missile strikes promised to ‘hit them hard’. Geopolitical analysis of stakeholders, regional fallout, and escalation risks.

The U.S. struck Iranian military boats after three oil tankers were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. This analysis explores the stakes, players, and historical roots of the escalating Gulf crisis.

Marine Le Pen will run for French president in 2027 while wearing an electronic tag after a court upheld her conviction but allowed her candidacy. Analysis of the implications.

A BBC exposé identifies specific jailers and officials accused of running torture centers in occupied Ukraine, shifting the accountability debate from general allegations to concrete evidence.