Hong Kong's district council elections proceed with only 'patriot' candidates after electoral system overhaul.

Due to long wait times for routine surgeries within the National Health Service, more British patients are self-funding medical procedures.

The United States faces global condemnation after vetoing a U.N. resolution for a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip.

A workshop in southern China collapsed, resulting in six deaths and three injuries.

Following the rejection of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament in Australia, Aboriginal leader Thomas Mayo faces the challenge of sustaining his advocacy.

Palestinian-British surgeon Ghassan Abu Sitta provided testimony to a British war crimes unit following his medical service in conflict-ridden Gaza.

A community in Texcapilla, Mexico fought back against cartel members trying to extort them, resulting in a deadly shootout that claimed 14 lives.

Hamas is accruing strategic advantages even as Gaza's civilian population faces severe hardship due to ongoing conflict with Israel.

The U.S. State Department has used an emergency act to approve a $106 million sale of tank ammunition to Israel, bypassing Congressional review.

International leaders condemn attempts by Guatemalan prosecutors to obstruct President-elect Bernardo Arévalo's inauguration.

The Biden administration authorized an emergency $106 million sale of tank ammunition to Israel, circumventing the usual congressional review process.

Tiny electric vehicles are contributing significantly to the decrease in global oil demand.

President Lula faces scrutiny at the UN climate talks for Brazil's oil plans, contradicting his previous environmental leadership pledges.

The British Spectator magazine's storied connection with the Conservative Party under scrutiny as its alumni hold influential government positions.

Binyamin Netanyahu's political influence is significantly diminished as hardline coalition partners control major decisions during Gaza war.

China's leaders may have to embrace a 'new normal' in economic growth as they face a structural downturn and international pressures.

A Soviet-era statue of Red Army commander Mykola Shchors was dismantled in Kyiv as part of Ukraine's decommunization efforts.

Azerbaijan has been chosen to host the 2024 United Nations climate summit, breaking a deadlock due to Russia's earlier veto.

COP28 organizers strive for an inclusive summit, yet diversity at the negotiation table remains questionable.

Ukraine has condemned Russia's intention to hold presidential elections in occupied Ukrainian regions, declaring the act illegal and warning of criminal charges for international observers.