Israel, US intensify Iran strikes, targeting homes, hospitals, stadium
Strikes target hospitals, schools, and cultural sites across Iran, disrupting daily life particularly in Tehran.
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Strikes target hospitals, schools, and cultural sites across Iran, disrupting daily life particularly in Tehran.
Read moreComplete results might not be known for a week, but trends expected to begin emerging on Friday.
Read moreRights groups warned this week that prisoners in Iran – thousands of whom were detained during recent anti-government protests – are being refused shelter during US and Israeli strikes and face increased…
Read moreIn Nepal, 18 million people are eligible to vote in this Thursday's parliamentary elections. More than 120 parties are running, over a third of them created after the September 2025 uprising, which was…
Read moreNepal is set to vote on Thursday in pivotal election that comes months after historic protests toppled the government.
Read moreChina on Wednesday kicked off its annual "Two Sessions" political meetings during which the country's leadership will announce its annual growth target, defence budget and new five-year plan. The National…
Read moreEx-King Gyanendra Shah was removed from power 20 years ago. Will a Nepal in political flux give him another chance?
Read moreFlavio Bolsonaro, son of Brazil's jailed former leader, on Sunday sought to rally and unite conservatives ahead of October elections in which he hopes to follow in his father's footsteps. Thousands of…
Read moreLast year's protests reflected popular disenchantment with established political parties, which are again seeking power.
Read moreRepublicans largely rally behind Trump's strikes on Iran, while Democrats fail to offer singular message of opposition.
Read moreUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday that progress had been made in assembling an international anti-gang force for Haiti, raising hopes that improved security could allow long-delayed…
Read moreWith control of Congress in the balance, officials say the president plans to campaign as if he were 'on the ballot'.
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