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UNESCO Confirms Damage to Iranian World Heritage Sites as U.S.-Israeli Strikes Continue

UNESCO is sharing site coordinates with combatants to prevent further harm.

After Mexico City Capture, Colombia Charges Alleged Los Lobos Boss in Villavicencio Killing

Costa Rica Downgrades Relations With Cuba, Closes Embassy in Havana

Israeli Man in His 30s Killed in Sharm el‑Sheikh Crash En Route to Uman

Chinese Arrivals to Japan Sink 45% in February as South Korea Becomes Top Source

First Circuit Pauses Lower-Court Block, Lets Trump Continue Third-Country Deportations

Bolsonaro Hospitalized in ICU With Bacterial Pneumonia as Renal Function Worsens

Toronto Police Treat U.S. Consulate Shooting as National Security Incident

WTA Players Report WhatsApp Gun Threats Demanding Losses as Tour Says No Data Breach

Pope Leo XIV Names UN Envoy Gabriele Caccia as Apostolic Nuncio to the United States

UAE and Qatar Intercept Massive Iranian Salvo as Tehran Leaders Split on Further Strikes

U.S. Rallies Latin American Allies at Miami Summit to Curb China’s Regional Reach

Cuba Shutters Embassy in Ecuador After Quito Expels Entire Diplomatic Mission

Hungary Detains 7 Ukrainian Bank Staff, Seizes $40 Million, €35 Million and Gold in Budapest

U.S. and Venezuela Restore Diplomatic Ties as Washington Presses for Oil and Minerals Access

Ecuador Expels Cuban Ambassador and Entire Mission, Recalls Envoy From Havana

Japan Confirms Two Nationals Detained in Iran, Presses for Their Release

Japan Confirms Two Nationals Detained in Iran, Says Both Are Safe

DOT Clears American Airlines to Restart Miami Flights to Caracas and Maracaibo, First U.S. Service Since 2019

Prince William, Princess Anne and the Duchess of Edinburgh Attend Private Service for Dame Shân Legge-Bourke in Wales