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A French court has found cement giant Lafarge guilty of funding armed groups during the Syrian civil war, shedding light on the company's controversial operations in the war-torn nation.

President Trump's latest social media post has drawn strong reactions, as the leader shares a digitally altered image depicting himself in a Jesus-like pose.

Asylum seekers who protested deportation under the 'one in, one out' scheme were transported in restraints, a new inspection report finds.

In a bold statement, Pope Leo declares he is not intimidated by the Trump administration's aggressive policies, vowing to continue his vocal opposition to war and violence.

Explore how skyrocketing nomination fees in African presidential elections are reshaping the political landscape, favoring wealthy candidates and limiting democratic participation.

In a stunning political upset, Peter Magyar and his centre-right Tisza Party have secured a decisive two-thirds majority in Hungary's parliamentary elections, ending Viktor Orban's long reign.

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral James Foggo provides expert insight on President Trump's command to potentially blockade the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping chokepoint.

Pope Leo XIV vows to continue calls for peace despite growing Vatican-U.S. tensions over the Iran conflict, brushing off criticism from President Trump.

Comprehensive report on the Southport attack inquiry reveals state involvement, system failures, and urgent calls for accountability and reform.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer affirms Britain's commitment to keeping the Strait of Hormuz open for international trade, defying the U.S. blockade plans.