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Minnesota and Illinois file a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop aggressive ICE raids, escalating the conflict between Democratic states and the federal government over immigration policy.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado remains in hiding hours before she is due to accept the world’s most prestigious award, leaving organizers in Oslo guessing.
The UK Prime Minister argues that modernizing human rights laws is essential to defending democracy, but critics warn the move risks abandoning the world’s most vulnerable refugees.
The grace period is over. As the strict 70% 'Squad Cost Rule' bites, giants like Chelsea and Barcelona risk being kicked out of the 2026/27 Champions League if they don't balance their books by June.
The National Assembly’s narrow approval of the 2026 social security plan offers a lifeline to Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu’s government and signals a temporary truce in Paris’s volatile political arena.
Washington moves to dismantle a transnational recruitment ring sending foreign fighters—and children—to bolster the Rapid Support Forces, a conflict that continues to destabilize East Africa.
The former Nairobi Governor cements his return to the national stage as the Registrar of Political Parties clears his new vehicle, the National Economic Development Party.
Police swoop on peaceful petitioners in Nairobi, exposing how the crackdown on Tanzania’s ‘D9’ dissent has crossed the border.
As Washington pushes a new framework to end the war, the Ukrainian leader tells the Vatican and European allies that ceding territory remains a "moral impossibility."
West Africa holds its breath as President Patrice Talon’s government insists a mutiny was thwarted, directly contradicting televised military claims of a successful takeover.
The President doubles down on his ‘high-value’ tourism strategy, dismissing conservation concerns to announce exclusive lodges charging up to KES 130,000 a night.
Kyiv races to present alternatives to Washington while Russian strikes plunge Sumy into darkness and the death toll in Ternopil climbs.
In a decisive pivot from mass tourism, the President approves five exclusive hotels inside Tsavo West, targeting the global elite to fund conservation and boost local revenue.
