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Authorities deploy advanced tools like drones and AI to curb cocaine trafficking, but drug smugglers keep inventing new ways to move record amounts across borders.

Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta offers his expert analysis on the current Secretary's handling of the Iran conflict in this exclusive NPR interview.

Senior civil servant Olly Robbins dismissed after revelations about links between government and controversial political figure Peter Mandelson.

India's ruling party is pushing for a women's quota and redistricting of parliamentary seats, sparking debate over the government's intentions.

India's proposal for a 33% women's quota in parliament faced opposition, with critics accusing the government of seeking to increase its own influence. The bill failed to pass a vote.

A federal judge once more blocks above-ground construction on Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project, allowing only work on a bunker and other security facilities.

In a surprising move, the House has extended the government's surveillance powers for 10 days, following a heated debate between Republicans and Democrats.

Australian PM Anthony Albanese's fuel diplomacy trips to Asia have yielded early results, but the nation's vulnerability to global events requires long-term resilience solutions.

Bulgarians head to the polls on April 19 for the 8th parliamentary election in 5 years. Former President Rumen Radev, known for pro-Russian views, is expected to win and vows to combat corruption.

Liberal Democrat leader calls for privileges committee to investigate whether PM misled parliament on Peter Mandelson's vetting as ambassador to Washington.