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House GOP Panel Approves $315 Million for National Endowment for Democracy

The White House has indicated it may veto the allocation over allegations of partisan bias and censorship.

U.S. and China Clash Over AI Governance at Shanghai Conference

Pakistan Anti-Terrorism Courts Hand 10-Year Terms to PTI Leaders and Supporters

Iran and European Powers Set Deputy-Level Nuclear Talks in Istanbul Friday

Putin to Attend Beijing World War II Commemorations as Trump Hints at China Visit

Democracia Siempre Summit Expands Alliance to Seven New States

Hong Kong Appeals Court Opens '47' Activists' National Security Law Hearings

China Tightens Control Over Human Rights Lawyers Ten Years After 709 Crackdown

Jennifer Geerlings-Simons Elected Unopposed as Suriname’s First Female President

Departing U.S. Consul General Criticizes Hong Kong’s Transnational Use of National Security Law

Starmer Champions NATO Defence Spending Rise to 5% of GDP Despite Tory and Labour Dissent

Iran and Israel Reach Ceasefire After 12-Day Conflict, Pope Urges Diplomacy

Ceasefire Call Between Israel and Iran Drives Brent Oil Below $70 and Spurs European Stocks

Dhankhar Warns Sinister Forces Seek to Divide India, Urges National Unity

Pope Urges World to Stop Middle East War After U.S. Bombing of Iran

Pope Leo XIV Calls for Zero Tolerance of Church Abuse, Champions Press Freedom

Prison Logs Reveal Suu Kyi’s Solitary Routine During 80th Birthday in Junta Custody

Kenya Detains Officers in Probe of Blogger’s Death

Annalena Baerbock Holds Farewell School Visit Before UN General Assembly Presidency

Calcutta High Court Frees Influencer Sharmistha Panoli on Interim Bail