U.S. conservatives yearn for Orban’s Hungary Tucker Carlson has said next to nothing about the autocratic character of Orban’s rule, which critics on both sides of the Atlantic cast as a cautionary tale of how democracies backslide.
Tencent Bounces Back After State Media Soften Tone on Gaming Chinese media including the Communist Party’s flagship newspaper toned down their criticism of the games industry on Wednesday, helping Tencent Holdings Ltd. and its peers recoup some of their losses from a market rout a day earlier.
The Booster Question Momentum around booster shots is building in some countries. Does the U.S. need them?A couple waiting for a third dose of the Pfizer-BioNtech Covid-19 vaccine in Jerusalem this week.
Indonesia surpasses 100,000 deaths amid new virus wave Indonesia has surpassed 100,000 confirmed COVID-19 deaths, a grim milestone in a country struggling with its worst pandemic wave fueled by the delta variant
Gun battle follows deadly bombing at Afghan defense minister's home At least 8 people were killed and 20 injured in the attack, which happened in a heavily guarded area and was claimed by the Taliban.
Jaw-dropping remastered NASA photos celebrate Apollo 15's 50th anniversary For Apollo 15's 50th anniversary, historian Andy Saunders painstakingly remastered stunning original photos from the historic mission.
Chinese casino hub Macau orders mass testing ＆ closure of most venues to combat cluster of Covid-19 infections Officials in Macau, China, often called the ‘Las Vegas of Asia’, have ordered mass testing for Covid-19 and shut down most of the city’s entertainment venues after a cluster of infections was discovered.
Bride, 21, with chest pains dies from heart attack just an hour after tying knot Isra Shaaban reportedly asked her family not to leave her, upon being rushed to hospital with sharp pains in her tummy and her chest on her wedding day.
Indonesia surpasses 100,000 deaths amid new virus wave Indonesia has surpassed 100,000 confirmed COVID-19 deaths, a grim milestone in a country struggling with its worst pandemic wave fueled by the delta variant
Belarus protests: Trial of opposition figures begins Protest organiser Maria Kolesnikova and lawyer Maxim Znak are charged with threatening national security.
Serbian ambassador to Russia dies in Belgrade Serbia’s ambassador to Russia and formerly a well-known journalist, Miroslav Lazanski, has died
Wildfires in Greece Force Thousands to Evacuate Thousands of people were forced to evacuate on Tuesday, including many who had to be rescued by firefighters.Firefighters battled a blaze near Lampiri, Greece, last week.
Sirens sound in northern Israel from possible rocket attack Sirens have sounded in northern Israel warning of a possible rocket attack from Lebanon and television reports say Israel is firing back
‘Psychological warfare’: Iran blasts Western and Saudi reports blaming it for hijacking UAE tanker Iranian Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi has criticized Western, Israeli, and Saudi news outlets that claim Iran is responsible for maritime attacks in the Persian Gulf region, deeming it a form of “psychological warfare.”
Wildfires burn for a 7th day in coastal areas of Turkey Wildfires are still burning in Mediterranean hot spots on their seventh day, prompting the evacuation of at least one more neighborhood
Israel tightens restrictions on travelers from United States The country added the United States to its "red list" and encouraged Israelis not to visit as coronavirus cases rise.
Air raid sirens sound in northern Israel, indicating possible rocket attack from Lebanon Air raid sirens sound in northern Israel, indicating possible rocket attack from Lebanon
Delhi rape and murder: Indians protest over Dalit girl's forced cremation A couple accuse a priest and three others of raping and murdering their daughter aged nine.
Pope resumes public audiences month after major surgery Pope Francis has resumed his routine of holding weekly audiences with the general public a month after he underwent bowel surgery
Taliban claims responsibility for deadly attack on Afghan defense minister’s residence The Taliban says it was behind an attack on the residence of Afghanistan’s acting defense minister late Tuesday, in which at least eight people were killed and many others wounded.
Pope resumes public audiences month after major surgery Pope Francis has resumed his routine of holding weekly audiences with the general public a month after he underwent bowel surgery
COLLAPSE: Inside Lebanon’s Worst Economic Meltdown in More Than a Century The small Mediterranean country is in the throes of a financial crisis that the World Bank has said could rank among the world’s worst since the mid-1800s.