After two immigrant fathers were shot by federal agents, the agency said none of the officers wore body cameras.

Popular moderniser Mykhailo Fedorov was dismissed after only six months, and Ukrainians took to the streets.

The Labour minister calls out behaviour tied to the Falklands dispute, after Argentina’s Atlanta win and pitchside banner.

In a Wednesday confirmation session, the nominee faced pointed questions on whether the fraud narrative holds up.

On his final Ukraine visit as PM, Keir Starmer meets Volodymyr Zelensky and signals unwavering backing.

The blaze outside Algiers turns a care facility into a mass-casualty event. Here is what the numbers imply and what boards should watch.

Wartime protests spread as lawmakers prepare to vote on a new government, turning a cabinet shuffle into a political reckoning.

A Guardian op-ed argues that international film access in Moroccan-occupied Western Sahara erases Sahrawi stories and reinforces official narratives.

A Cambridge ‘imposter’ becomes Manchester’s New Labour star, but a 17-year-old prank raises questions about his mandate.

Lautaro Martinez calls the run “incredible” as reigning champions chase a historic fourth star Sunday night.

Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas show huge Democratic bankrolls. Maine and Michigan show why narrow paths back to control get narrower.

Infrastructure resilience, not quiet optimism, is the Gulf’s path to keeping AI ambitions on track during attacks.