Away from the East-West tensions dominating European headlines, a different kind of geopolitical alignment was taking shape in Barcelona. Spain, Brazil, and Mexico solidified a progressive alliance,…
Bulgarians headed to the polls on Sunday in what is remarkably the country’s eighth election in just five years. Turnout was up compared to previous rounds, suggesting voter fatigue may finally be…
In another sign of Europe’s deepening divisions, Lithuania and Latvia announced they would deny Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico the use of their airspace to travel to Moscow for Russia’s Victory…
Navigation through the Strait of Hormuz — the narrow waterway through which roughly a fifth of the world’s oil passes daily — remains paralyzed. Iran has reasserted control over the strategically…
Today’s intelligence briefing from international investigative media.
The legendary composer behind The Phantom of the Opera and Cats publicly revealed that he is a recovering alcoholic. Andrew Lloyd Webber said a “downward spiral” approximately 18 months ago forced…
In a story drawing outrage in Latin America, the United States reportedly deported seven Peruvian citizens to the Republic of Congo to “define their immigration status.” The move, reported by Peru’s…
In a lighter but politically significant moment, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and former President Barack Obama led a preschool singalong in the Bronx to promote the mayor’s push to expand free…
In Sydney, a man named Jason Melbom scaled a prison fence and went on a terrifying three-hour crime spree through the city’s eastern suburbs. According to reports from the Sydney Morning Herald and…
Walter Murrow
