Zelensky’s Threat Ignites EU Aid Standoff
A public threat from Volodymyr Zelensky about Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán has turned a money fight into a diplomatic flare-up over energy, EU aid and NATO ties.
Crowds Cheer After Strike On Iran’s Regime
Videos on social media show crowds in several cities praising President Trump after a military strike targeting Iran's leadership. The clips are vivid, but social media is a clever mirror. Verify before you amplify.
Iranian Drones Hit U.S. Embassy in Riyadh
At least two Iranian drones struck the U.S. Embassy in Riyadh Tuesday evening, officials say. No injuries were reported and the embassy was empty at the time, but Americans in the kingdom were told to shelter in place.
Trump on Iran State TV After Hack?
Iranian state television reportedly showed a clip of former President Trump urging Iranians to rise up. Officials and independent verification are still limited, so treat initial reports with caution.
American Pilots Arrested During Guinea Fuel Stop
Two U.S. pilots say they were ambushed and jailed after a routine refueling stop in Conakry. Families call it wrongful detention. The State Department says it is providing consular assistance while authorities in Guinea press serious charges.
Iran Allegedly Executed Thousands in Secret
New intelligence reports claim Iran secretly executed large numbers of detainees while telling U.S. officials they had halted executions. Here is what is being reported and why you should care.
Yet Another Reason to Give Greenland to the USA
New reporting and an official probe have exposed decades of coercive medical practices and child removal in Greenland under Danish administration. Denmark has apologized, but many questions about accountability and redress remain.
Portugal’s Right Surge Shakes Up Presidency Race
A newcomer party called Chega surged in Portugal's presidential first round, forcing a likely runoff and putting immigration and security at the center of the campaign.