Lafarge Found Guilty of Terrorism Financing; Ex-CEO Sentenced to Prison
In a historic ruling in Paris, French cement giant Lafarge was found guilty of financing terrorist groups in Syria, and
Peru Votes: Fujimori Leads a Fragmented Field
Across the Atlantic, Peru held its 2026 general elections on April 12 in a day marked by long lines, voter
Hungary’s Orbán Era Ends in Emphatic Defeat
The biggest political earthquake of the weekend struck in Central Europe. Viktor Orbán, the Trump-backed strongman who had ruled Hungary
Swalwell Scandal Rocks California Democrats
In U.S. politics, California Representative Eric Swalwell faced growing calls to resign after being publicly accused of sexual assault and
Ukraine’s Mobilization Crisis Deepens
Meanwhile, Ukraine's internal tensions over conscription continued to worsen. Kirill Budanov, a senior aide to President Zelensky, acknowledged that mobilization
India Votes — and Mourns a Legend
Several Indian states went to the polls on Sunday, with elections in Kerala and Tamil Nadu drawing particular attention. In
Netanyahu Tours Southern Lebanon, Declares Invasion Threat “Averted”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israeli troops in southern Lebanon on Sunday, declaring that "the threat of invasion from
US-Iran Talks Conclude in Islamabad
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar briefed his Saudi, Egyptian, and Turkish counterparts on Sunday following the