Deutsche Welle reports the exit looks like redefinition, not retreat, reshaping how Washington targets terrorism across Africa.

The WHO says undercounting could be worse than reported, changing how quickly governments and donors must act.

France staged European unity in Paris, but the bloc cannot fully act in Iran without America in the driver’s seat.

The Court is asking Congress for more money in 2027, and security is the line item that matters most.

The president just proposed a new toll at a global chokepoint, even as his administration says the approach breaks international rules.

He says a Tehran-bound flight had Houthi equipment aboard and Sana'a airport was bombed to force diversion.

A remote region in northern Pakistan shows how fast progress can arrive, then get tested by warming and constraints.

A South Carolina governor’s appointment decision replaces a sitting senator after his death, reshaping the state’s political floor fast.

The first statewide pause targets hyperscale expansion, buying time for new rules while a stricter bill waits.

Communities say months of ground gas leaks are poisoning water, killing fish, and threatening livelihoods.

A Sudanese court hands down a death sentence for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, spotlighting legal and political risk.

The Democratic Republic of Congo reports new spread, raising operational and moral stakes as health systems strain.