World & Security — Archive
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Ukraine Shifts Drone Tactics, Pressuring Russian Forces Deep Inside Russia
Ukrainian strikes have reached more than 1,200 kilometers into Russian territory, targeting oil terminals and air defense systems in what analysts describe as a strategic shift.
Senators Still Hope for Details on Deal to Pause Iran War as Talks Falter
Israeli strikes on Hezbollah over the weekend have thrown potential U.S.-Iran negotiations into uncertainty, leaving Congress hungry for specifics.
U.S. and Iran Send Mixed Signals as Israel's Invasion Extends Deeper Into Lebanon
Tehran suspends indirect nuclear talks, linking negotiations to Israeli operations in Lebanon, while President Trump offers contradictory public statements on diplomatic progress.
State Department to Cut Africa Visa Processing Hubs from 50 to 20 as Part of Immigration Crackdown
The reduction, approved by Secretary Rubio, will require visa applicants from non-hub countries to travel to distant processing centers, raising concerns about access and costs.
Doctor Conducted Euthanasia Assessment in Tim Hortons Parking Lot Before Ontario Man's Death
The case has renewed debate over Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying program and whether safeguards are being adequately enforced.
US Strikes Iranian Radar Sites; Iran Targets American Forces in Kuwait
The exchange marks the third escalation in a week around the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping lane through which roughly one-fifth of the world's oil shipments pass.
IU Business Graduate Killed in Downtown Indianapolis Shooting
Brett Scrogham, 26, was headed to a Victory Field baseball game when he was struck by gunfire in a parking garage and later died from his injuries.
French Navy, With UK Backing, Seizes Sanctioned Russian Tanker in Atlantic
The Tagor was intercepted more than 400 nautical miles west of France while traveling from Murmansk; Russia called the seizure 'bordering on international piracy.'
UK Bars Twitch Streamer Hasan Piker Over Antisemitism Concerns; He Calls Decision 'Straight-Up Fascism'
The Electronic Travel Authorization denial blocks planned appearances at SXSW London and Oxford Union, marking a rare instance of Western governments restricting entry over ideological content.
Polls Close in Colombia Vote With Espriella and Cepeda Advancing to Runoff
The two candidates represent sharply diverging visions for addressing Colombia's persistent armed conflict, with runoff scheduled for June.