Delegations from all over the world landed in Poland over the weekend to participate in the annual March of the Living. Around 7,000 people are expected to follow fifty Holocaust survivors on Tuesday, Holocaust Remembrance Day, as they walk from…
Millions of people in Sudan are surviving on just one meal a day, as the country’s food crisis deepens and threatens to spread, according to a report published on Monday by a group of non-governmental organizations.Sudan’s war between the…
China’s export engine likely slowed in March as buyers chasing an AI-fueled future confront the hard reality of war in the Middle East, which has sparked an energy shock and revived market anxiety of past Gulf conflicts.Exports from the world’s…
President Trump suggested on Sunday that elevated gasoline prices in the United States might not fall before the November midterm elections, a prediction that continued his mixed messaging and underscored potential political headwinds facing…
Pope Leo’s stance on nuclear weapons, crime, and his “catering to the Radical Left” does not sit well with US President Donald Trump, according to a Monday morning Truth Social post made by the president. “I don’t want a Pope who thinks it’s…
Key events
The failure of negotiations to end the US-Israeli war against Iran has unleashed a barrage of starkly partisan political responses in the US, with leading Republicans…
More than 32 million people worldwide could be plunged into poverty by the economic fallout from the Iran war, with developing countries expected to be hit hardest.
In a report issued amid doubts over a fragile ceasefire, the United Nations…
Viktor Orbán’s defeat in the race for the Hungarian prime ministership is no less momentous for being totally unsurprising. Even the many Americans who were late to tune in—noticing Hungary’s election on Sunday only after J.D. Vance showed…