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John Bolton expresses his belief that more significant changes in foreign policy are coming soon.
Johnny Depp finds the defecation incident in his bed hilarious amid serious accusations.
Nationalist supporters in Pakistan demand action over Kashmir as tensions rise with India.
Kazakhstan faces its most dramatic political turn as protests erupt over rising energy prices.
Biden and Putin engage in high stakes diplomacy during their first summit in Geneva.
The Robert Muller report reveals Trump's fears and attempts to obstruct the investigation into Russian meddling.
In June 1995, the Khmer Rouge weakens in Cambodia as defections increase among its leaders.
The North Korean leader plans to meet US and South Korean leaders after talks with Xi Jinping.
Kim Jong Un visits Beijing, reinforcing ties with China and Xi Jinping's leadership.
Kim Yo Jong's appearance at a recent military parade in North Korea underscores the shifting political landscape and her influential role in the regime.
South Korea says Kim Yo-jong is now North Korea's second most powerful leader.
King Charles III announces the Queen's death, expressing sorrow and commitment to his new duties.
Mathias Rust lands a Cessna in Red Square, aiming for peace on May 28, 1987.
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.
Kwasi Kwarteng critiques Britain's work culture and welfare state in the House of Commons.
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.
Harry Dunne dies in a crash involving an American driver in Northamptonshire in August.
Chancellor Masrour Barzani discusses the Coalition's support for the Kurdish Peshmerga forces in the ongoing battle against Isis in Iraq, particularly around Mosul.
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.
The UK describes its Brexit deal override as an insurance policy for trade agreements.
The Communist Party Congress in Beijing highlights China's low birth rate and aging population issues.
Ben Hall analyzes Macron's Napoleonic leadership and its impact on his popularity in France.
Macron's state visit highlights stark policy differences with Trump during Congress speech.
Emmanuel Macron seeks UK participation in a new European defense initiative at the summit.
Protests in Caracas see National Guard suppressing opposition against Maduro's regime.
Many Turks support Erdoğan's vision of a new Turkey shaped by Islamic faith and national pride.
Margaret Thatcher is seen as a major figure who changed Britain, evoking mixed reactions.
Chancellor Angela Merkel meets Putin, urging Russia to pressure Taliban on evacuations.
Merkel unexpectedly vows to end Turkey's EU accession talks during a live debate on Sunday.
Milo Yiannopoulos plans a return to Berkeley for free-speech rallies after his fall from grace.
G7 leaders meet this weekend in the German alpine, with Modi attending as a guest.
An American F-22 jet shoots down a Chinese spy balloon over South Carolina on Saturday.
Protests have erupted in northern China against a policy replacing Mongolian with Mandarin in schools.
Many countries struggle to repay debts from China's Belt and Road Initiative projects.
Ships carrying corn, wheat, and soybeans continue to arrive in the Black Sea from Ukraine, ensuring vital supplies for poorer countries amid rising food prices.
Russia bans Deutsche Welle, closing its Moscow bureau in retaliation for Germany's actions.
MPs pledge allegiance to King Charles III following the Proclamation in Manchester.
General Min Aung Hlaing's red carpet welcome in Indonesia sparks outrage from activists.
The military seizes control in Myanmar, detaining Aung San Suu Kyi and key officials.
Protesters in Myanmar rally after security forces kill dozens during a crackdown.
Protesters in Myanmar defy bans as security forces use water cannons against them.
Police in Myanmar fire on protesters, killing at least 18 amid ongoing unrest.
A rebel Coalition in Myanmar gains ground against the ruling military junta in Northern Myanmar.