Top US senator presses for answers on Greece envoy amid lobbying scrutiny
Senator Jeanne Shaheen demands State Department review over claims that Kimberly Ann Guilfoyle advocated for a foreign company and gave lobbyist access to official meetings.
Senator Jeanne Shaheen demands State Department review over claims that Kimberly Ann Guilfoyle advocated for a foreign company and gave lobbyist access to official meetings.
Portugal captain says he remains available for the national team despite a 'complete breach of trust' with coach Jorge Jesus.
US president says his campaign rallies are turning things around for Republicans ahead of crucial November 3 vote.
Pike was rushed to hospital last week after surviving two lethal injections of pentobarbital, and her prognosis remains unclear, her lawyers said.
Ukrainian president says Kiev ready to respond as fully as defences allow.
The reported restrictions on access to Gaza and occupied East Jerusalem threaten preparations for the first Palestinian legislative vote in two decades, as international pressure grows for an inclusive election.
Pakistan says that the domestically produced cruise missile offers improved survivability and precision-strike capabilities at longer ranges.
The two-day stand-down follows years of Okinawan anger over crimes linked to US troops, including sexual violence, and renewed demands for greater accountability.
The October 21-23 trip will focus on defence, energy, critical minerals and trade as Ottawa seeks to deepen ties with a key NATO and G20 partner.
Hundreds injured as some protests turn violent, with demonstrators clashing with police who respond with tear gas and riot-control rounds.
Ground-handling staff at Alyzia are expected to join nationwide protests against Belgian government measures, disrupting flights and public transport across the capital.
Forces entered Kidal after launching large-scale air-ground operations across the northern region alongside Russia’s Africa Corps.
NAZA investigates AI-backed systems behind Israel's genocide of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, featuring interviews with 24 anonymous Israeli military and intelligence insiders.
Washington monitoring Siberian laboratory case "hour by hour" alongside international agencies, Marco Rubio says.
The 39-year-old captain will close a 21-year international career against Benin in Buenos Aires, bringing one of football’s greatest national-team chapters to an end.
Israel regularly demolishes Palestinian structures over building permits that residents say are nearly impossible to obtain in occupied East Jerusalem.
UEFA appointed a disciplinary inspector over an alleged half-time tunnel incident as tensions between Ireland and Israel spill over into Nations League matches.
White House Communications Director Steven Cheung says President Trump's comments at a rally have been misunderstood and misrepresented in "media freakout" that is "not rooted in reality."
Filmmaker Sheikh, acclaimed for 'Saffron Kingdom', faces legal proceedings after US immigration authorities detained him at Virginia's Dulles airport following a flight from California, campaigners say.
Stockholm will send about 100 troops to Rzeszow from December, taking over air-defence duties currently handled by the Netherlands at a key Ukrainian logistics center.
August Hanning, who led Germany’s intelligence service from 1998 to 2005, is accused of obtaining and potentially passing classified information to a foreign intelligence service.
Israeli forces also targeted civilians, displaced families, homes and fishing boats across the enclave, with dozens of casualties recorded since the ceasefire agreement began.
TAI says the sub-meter-resolution spacecraft will anchor a new satellite constellation and pave the way for domestic mass production and export opportunities.
The Spanish Supreme Court decision follows a Constitutional Court ruling extending an amnesty law to embezzlement, removing a major obstacle for the exiled Catalan separatist leader.