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Acquittal in Malta leaves Daphne Caruana Galizia case without a clear mastermind

A Maltese court cleared Yorgen Fenech of complicity in Daphne Caruana Galizia's 2017 murder, leaving unanswered who ordered the killing.

US Strikes in Iran Heighten Risk of a Long-Term Military Spiral

Fresh US attacks on military targets in Iran aim to stop reconstruction but raise the risk of a prolonged cycle of strikes and rebuilding.

UNICEF survey finds one in five young people targeted by online sexual abuse

A UNICEF survey of ~21,000 young people finds one in five targeted by online sexual abuse, highlighting gaps in protections and urgent need for better responses.

Germany pins responsibility on Russia after explosives-laden drone targets Leipzig cargo plane

Germany says a drone carrying explosives targeted a Ukrainian cargo aircraft at Leipzig/Halle in early August and assigns responsibility to Russia.

Images Removed, Official Narrative Amplified After Floods at China–Nepal Border

Viral footage of a deadly border flood was deleted in Tibetan online spaces while official outlets promoted state material.

Guinea-Bissau junta seeks wider presidential powers ahead of December vote

Military rulers in Guinea-Bissau propose constitutional changes to expand presidential authority and announce December elections.

Konstantin Sokolov Leads Fund Backing the So-Called ‘Trump Route’ Through the Caucasus

Russian-born Konstantin Sokolov heads the fund financing the planned 'Trump Route' corridor through Armenia linking Azerbaijan with Nakhchivan.

South Korea Considers Extending Mandatory Military Service to Women Amid Demographic Strain

Facing a shrinking population and rising calls for equal duties, South Korea is weighing mandatory military service for women and the implications for defense and society.