Colombia’s new conservative president, ‘El Tigre,’ is sworn in, aiming to reverse leftist policies and restore order amid pressing fiscal and security challenges and a regional rightward political movement.
Ceuta’s president calls the border crisis an “invasion” as thousands of migrants remain stranded after an estimated 80,000 stormed the Spanish enclave from Morocco, causing a humanitarian emergency and threatening public safety.
A student-initiated shooting at a Thai high school resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries, with authorities investigating the circumstances and the perpetrator’s motives.
Concerns are mounting for ex-Marine Robert Gilman, held in a Russian prison, who is reportedly near death in a catatonic state, possibly due to torture and drugging, with family denied access.
US Indo-Pacific Command stated North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch poses no immediate threat to the US or its allies, despite ongoing consultations and heightened regional tensions.
Russia deploys North Korean missile unit to Ukraine, marking a significant escalation and deepening of the Moscow-Pyongyang military axis.
Video evidence reveals Russian drones deliberately targeting civilians in ‘human safaris,’ sparking condemnation and calls for international intervention.
U.S. firms are winning major data center contracts in Africa, signaling a strategic shift and direct competition with China, with deals valued in the billions and a focus on innovation and sustainable partnerships.
A Moscow restaurant bombing targeting a top Russian general highlights security gaps created by Putin’s ‘normalcy’ facade, potentially enabling Ukraine’s asymmetric warfare tactics.
Spain is investigating potential jihadist infiltration into Ceuta following a massive migrant surge, exposing deep diplomatic rifts with Morocco and raising alarms about online radicalization.
