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For years, the US went after Mexico’s drug lords. Now it’s looking at the politicians

The Trump administration is expanding its fight against Mexican cartels by targeting politicians accused of taking criminal money, a strategy that is reshaping U.S.-Mexico relations and testing President Claudia Sheinbaum's government.

Why this time around, Netanyahu’s meeting with Trump might not go to script

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heads to Washington seeking to repair growing tensions with President Donald Trump as disagreements over Iran, regional security, and Middle East strategy test a once-close alliance.

World Cup winner Zinedine Zidane named head coach of France men’s national team

French football legend Zinedine Zidane returns to the national team as head coach, aiming to restore Les Bleus to World Cup glory after a disappointing 2026 campaign.

Israel prepares major military operation in West Bank after four Palestinians and two Israelis killed

A deadly clash involving Israeli settlers, Palestinian residents and Israeli soldiers has triggered a major Israeli military response, intensified international concern, and raised fears of further escalation across the occupied West Bank.

Saudi-US nuclear deal sparks fear of arms race across the Middle East

A new U.S.–Saudi nuclear agreement is raising fears of a Middle East nuclear arms race, with Iran, Israel and regional powers warning the deal could reshape the balance of power.

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s trial set to begin in June 2027

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are set to stand trial in New York next June on federal drug conspiracy charges, setting the stage for one of the most consequential international criminal cases in recent U.S. …

Trump approves deal with Saudi Arabia that could allow kingdom to enrich nuclear fuel

President Trump has approved a landmark 30-year civilian nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, a deal that could reshape Middle East energy and security while sparking concerns over nuclear oversight and regional proliferation.

A new front is opening in the Iran war. Oil faces ‘no way out’

The Houthis’ threat to blockade the Bab al-Mandeb Strait is raising fears of a new energy crisis, as another critical global shipping route comes under pressure amid the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict.

Why political fury is boiling over on the streets of India’s capital

Massive student-led protests have erupted in India as young demonstrators demand reforms to the country’s exam system, accusing the government of failing millions of students and responding with force instead of solutions.

Zelensky sacks Ukraine’s military chief following widespread protests

Ukraine’s military leadership is undergoing a dramatic shakeup as President Volodymyr Zelensky replaces the country’s top general following protests and internal divisions over wartime strategy.

Now what? For some fans, when the World Cup ends, the emotional hangover begins

The final whistle may have ended the World Cup, but for millions of fans, the emotional roller coaster, daily rituals and shared celebrations are only beginning to fade.

Russian warship conducts live-fire exercise off UK as new PM Burnham reaffirms support for Kyiv

A Russian warship conducted a rare live-fire exercise off the British coast as the UK welcomed a new prime minister, adding to tensions between Moscow and Western allies.

On sidelines of Iran war, Israel is readying plans in case of escalation

As the U.S. and Iran continue exchanging strikes, Israel says it is prepared for a rapid escalation but, for now, is staying on the sidelines while monitoring developments closely.

Trump downplays Chinese election interference five days after describing breach of historic proportions

Days after accusing China of carrying out a massive election data breach, President Donald Trump downplayed the allegation, saying cyber activities occur on both sides and signaling no immediate retaliation.

US military identifies 2 soldiers killed during Iranian strikes in Jordan and 1 killed during drone detonation in Iraq

The Pentagon has identified three U.S. service members killed in recent attacks linked to Iran, as the conflict claims more American lives and raises hopes for renewed diplomacy.