Israel and Lebanon Agree to 45-Day Ceasefire Extension
So, after these two days of intensive diplomatic talks, basically helped along by the United States, Israel and Lebanon have said, in an official way, that they’ll extend the ceasefire
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Social Media Giants Settle School District Lawsuit Over Youth Addiction Concerns
Alphabet’s YouTube, Snap and TikTok have settled in the first case set to be tried in a litigation that would see social media companies pay for the expenses school districts
Korea Expands Its Cultural Influence in Russia at Major Asia Festival
One of Russia’s biggest Asian culture festivals will be packed with K-pop dance battles and instant ramen tastings as well as traditional Korean games this weekend, as the nation continues
Deadly Suicide Blast Hits Pakistani Security Office, 9 Personnel Killed and 35 Injured
At least nine Pakistani security personnel were killed, and a civilian was hurt in a suicide attack against a security institution in the northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on 15th
Russia Launches Heaviest Two-Day Drone Attack on Ukraine, Killing Dozens
Russia has carried out what looks like its largest aerial assault in two days since the war kicked off more than four years ago. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Moscow sent
Global Stock Markets Slide from Records as Oil Prices Shake Bond Market
U.S. and international stock markets sort of backed off from those shiny recent record highs on Friday. It was a sudden jump in oil prices that brought this uneasy feeling
Matthew Wale Elected Prime Minister of Solomon Islands Amid Geopolitical Shifts
The Solomon Islands has elected Matthew Wale as its new prime minister, after lawmakers did a secret ballot, sorta. Wale, who leads the Solomon Islands Democratic Party, picked up 26
TikTok FIFA World Cup Correspondents Revealed — Meet the Creators Capturing Football’s Biggest Stage
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup opens up in North America in June, TikTok will be at the centre of the action, providing coverage from all angles. It was previously
Time Out’s Best Cities for Culture 2026 Revealed — Which Global Hotspots Made the List?
London is just Time Out’s best city for culture. The British capital received a good score after taking into account the opinions of over 24,000 urbanites who were surveyed
Blackouts and Protests Grip Havana as Cuba’s Power Crisis Deepens
A U.S. blockade has deprived the Cuban island of fuel, leading to the worst rolling blackouts in decades in Havana on 13th May. Hordes of angry Cubans poured out
South Korea Showcases Cheongung-II Missile Defense and KF-21 Fighter Jet in Rare Demonstration
The Ministry of National Defense of South Korea recently, sort of offered a rare up-close glimpse at two of the country’s leading defense programs. During a broad demonstration on Wednesday,
Oil Prices Jump as Trump Loses Patience with Iran Following China Summit
Oil prices saw a fairly big jump this Friday, after President Donald Trump seemed to put more attention back on the long-running, almost-stuck conflict with Iran. It all happened not
Xi Jinping Warns Trump That Mishandling Taiwan Could Lead to ‘Dangerous Place’
During a very high-stakes summit in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a sharp warning to U.S. President Donald Trump, saying mishandling disagreements over Taiwan could shove bilateral relations into
Serbia and NATO Launch Historic First-Ever Joint Military Exercise
The Republic of Serbia and NATO have officially launched their first-ever joint military exercise, and yeah, it’s pretty much a big deal. This historic drill is happening this week, and
IMF Approves $375.5 Million Financing for Tanzania Amid Positive Growth Forecast
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says it has officially gotten to a staff-level agreement with the government of Tanzania, a kind of done deal i guess, but not fully i
