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Cheering demonstrators in Kiev destroy Lenin's statue, protesting Yanukovych's ties to Russia.
Kim Jong-un confirms his uncle Jang was shot, not fed to dogs, amid execution rumors.
South Korea says Kim Yo-jong is now North Korea's second most powerful leader.
Kim Yo Jong represents North Korea at the Winter Olympics, showcasing her diplomatic role.
King Charles III announces the Queen's death, expressing sorrow and commitment to his new duties.
A knife attack in Nice's Notre Dame basilica leaves three dead and raises national terror alert.
North and South Korea engage in talks focused on the Olympics amid rising tensions.
An estimated 20,000 Bangladeshi immigrants have lived in Koreatown for three decades, prompting a petition to create a new neighborhood council.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peshkov acknowledges significant Russian troop losses in Ukraine, while NATO foreign ministers discuss military support for Ukraine.
Mathias Rust lands a Cessna in Red Square, aiming for peace on May 28, 1987.
In April 2003, abandoned Kurdish homes in East Turkey reflect the tragedy of forced evacuations.
The Kurds assert control over Kirkuk amid ongoing threats from ISIS and historical disputes.
Iraq's central government seizes Kurdish oil fields, impacting regional independence efforts.
Kurt Volker reveals Putin's intent to kill Zelenskyy and control Ukraine amid economic struggles.
Kwasi Kwarteng critiques Britain's work culture and welfare state in the House of Commons.
Fighters from the Free Russia Legion crossed into Russia's Belgorod region, launching attacks while disguised as police officers, according to Moscow.
Kyiv enforces a 35-hour curfew amid intensified Russian shelling and civilian casualties.
Kyiv faces its first attacks in weeks as president Vladimir Silensky reports counter-attacks.
Jonathan Ashworth criticizes Suella Braverman's immigration message at the conference.
Dawn Butler nominated Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour leadership contest, stating it was important for a wide debate within the party.
Labour highlights the contrast between work events and Downing Street parties during lockdown.
Japan and China initiate a military hotline to improve communication amid rising tensions.
87 years after her birth, Margaret Thatcher's policies transformed British politics, leading to a conservative mindset that reshaped the Labor Party.
Namibia's land reforms in January 2004 threaten white farmers like Emmanuel Ismael in Duerreland.
Latvia's largest Soviet memorial has been destroyed, reflecting deep political divides.
President Levits discusses Ukraine's military needs and Germany's support under Olaf Scholz.
Sergey Lavrov states the West has declared a 'total hybrid war' against Russia.
Leaked documents show Attorney General Geoffrey Cox advised Boris Johnson on lawful prorogation.
Leaked videos from Iran reveal the government's violent crackdown on peaceful protests, highlighting the ongoing unrest fueled by citizens' demands for change.
A former State Department employee resigned after six months of witnessing the U.S. government's unconditional support for Israel amid the Gaza conflict.
Leeson Young leaves Singapore amid family feud with Prime Minister Li over political ambitions.
Lee Kuan Yew, founding father of Singapore, dies at 91; Ted Cruz announces presidential candidacy.
Protesters in Whitechapel express anger over Brexit's impact on refugees in Britain.
In an exclusive interview with the Financial Times, President Vladimir Putin asserts that liberalism has outlived its purpose in contemporary global politics.
The Berlin conference seeks to resolve Libya's conflict and prevent it from becoming a second Syria.
Moldova's Rally in Kishinau highlights fears of Russian invasion and EU aspirations.
Martin Smith captures life in Baghdad amid the chaos of war and the threat of ISIS.
North Korea celebrates the Day of the Sun amid rising tensions and missile tests in 2023.
Belfast remains divided 20 years after the Good Friday Agreement, with ongoing tensions between Catholics and Protestants.
Trump asserts U.S. readiness for unilateral action against North Korea if China fails to help.
Tony Blair plans to step back as Middle East peace envoy amid controversy and poor relations.
Lithuania faces a growing number of Middle Eastern migrants crossing from Belarus amid a crisis.
Lithuania prepares for a potential Russian assault if Ukraine falls to Russian forces.
Lithuania faces growing fears of Russian aggression, especially regarding the Suwalki Gap.
Local politicians demand Putin's resignation over the war in Ukraine via a petition.
The UK describes its Brexit deal override as an insurance policy for trade agreements.
Lord Heseltine critiques Brexit negotiations and the government's lack of economic mobilization.
The Communist Party Congress in Beijing highlights China's low birth rate and aging population issues.
