U.S. Strikes Iran’s Coastal Missile Bases

In what may be the most consequential military action of 2026 so far, the United States carried out targeted strikes

Norway’s Princess Mette-Marit’s Health Worsens

The health of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, 52, has taken another turn for the worse, according to a palace spokesperson.

Sydney Moves to Ban Black Roofs and Mandate Climate Resilience

New South Wales is preparing a significant overhaul of its planning laws that could spell the end of the black

AI Blamed for Tech Layoffs — and Students Are Taking

Artificial intelligence is being cited as the primary driver behind thousands of job cuts in the technology sector, prompting a

Inside the Catalano Workplace: Cocaine, a “Boys’ Club,” and a

In Australia, The Age published a damning investigation into the workplace culture overseen by media mogul Catalano, who has been

Victoria’s Mental Health System: Still “Broken” Seven Years After a

In another significant Australian story, The Age reported that Victoria's mental health system remains plagued by dangerous shortcomings — seven

A Historic First in European Basketball

In a story that broke through the grim news cycle, Greek outlet Ta Nea reported that Kalia Papadopoulou has become

Trump Threatens European Allies With “A Very Bad Future”

Perhaps equally alarming is what the war is doing to the Western alliance. A growing rift has opened between U.S.

A Targeted Killing That Could Transform the Conflict

The Israeli military announced on March 17 that it had assassinated Ali Larijani, the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security

India: Activist Sonam Wangchuk Speaks Out After Detention

In India, climate and education activist Sonam Wangchuk — widely known as the inspiration behind the film 3 Idiots —