Tag: foreign-affairs

Archaeologists in Southern Iraq have identified the site of ancient Alexandria, a large port city founded by Alexander the Great, located near the Tigris River.

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of deceased former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, was assassinated in his garden on Tuesday according to Reuters.

A new congressional report details previously unknown facts about the EU's years-long campaign to influence how social media companies moderate content, pressuring platforms to censor lawful American speech.

A United States Navy fighter jet shot down an Iranian drone that approached the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea on Tuesday.

Iranian gunboats attempted to seize a U.S.-flagged oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday amid escalating tensions between Tehran and Washington.

Phlai Oyewan, a wild bull elephant, killed a tourist in Thailand's Khao Yai National Park on Monday, marking the third fatality linked to the same elephant.

Costa Rica on Sunday elected a tough-on-crime conservative leader, marking another victory in Latin America's broader right-wing swing.

A recent report by The Associated Press is drawing attention online for appearing to criticize a Nordic country for having too few non-white athletes on its rosters for the 2026 ...

French officials have recently introduced an aggressive social media strategy in an effort to promote the country's political messaging and combat the spread of alleged disinformation from the U.S. and ...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney publicly praised President Donald Trump's decision to nominate former Federal Reserve Gov. Kevin Warsh to succeed current Fed Chairman Jerome Powell on Friday.

The Trump administration is working to intervene as reports indicate Iran is preparing to execute a 19-year-old wrestling champion for his involvement in anti-regime protests.

Venezuela’s government on Thursday approved opening the country’s oil sector to private investors.

A Russian ship was forced out of British waters by the Royal Navy after it anchored dangerously close to undersea data cables critical to communications between Europe and the U.S.

A massive landslide ravaged a small town in Sicily after a large cyclone hit the area, causing 1,500 people to be evacuated, according to the Associated Press (AP).

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Democratic Sen. Tammy Duckworth of Illinois raised their voices at each other during an exchange Wednesday over the Trump administration's foreign policy.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio argued with Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul Wednesday over whether the U.S.' capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro was an "act of war."

Cuba's communist regime is under escalating strain as President Donald Trump intensifies his campaign to isolate the island and Mexico cuts off crucial oil shipments that have helped keep the ...

President Donald Trump warned Iran on Wednesday that a military response "far worse" than the June strike on its nuclear facilities would follow if Tehran fails to make a deal ...

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is quietly laying the groundwork for a sustained U.S. presence and intelligence infrastructure inside Venezuela

Israel confirmed Monday it has recovered the remains of the final Israeli hostage held in Gaza, ending a more than two-year ordeal and clearing a major obstacle in the ongoing ...