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A police officer was killed in a drone strike by 'outlaw groups' on the headquarters of the Iraqi National Intelligence Service in Baghdad, officials say.

At least 11 people killed, 60 injured in fire at car parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea. Firefighters continue search for 3 missing workers.

Canada is transforming its role from traditional peacekeeping to building a more robust and capable military force, adapting to the evolving security landscape.

As the Iran-Middle East conflict enters its fourth week, the U.S. considers

The inspiring story of a young Ugandan mother who refused to abandon her disabled son and now battles societal prejudice to provide for his care.

A deep dive into the controversial new alcohol ban and dress code regulations in Damascus, exploring their broader implications for governance, personal liberties, and social cohesion in the country's evolving post-conflict landscape.

A damning new UN report alleges that Israel is systematically torturing Palestinian prisoners on an unprecedented scale as a form of collective punishment.

As the U.S. pressures NATO allies to help patrol the Strait of Hormuz, Germany's new CDU leader Merz plans to call Trump amid concerns over far-right extremists still at large.

Iran fires two missiles at joint British-American military base on Chagos Islands, as tensions escalate after UK PM Starmer authorizes more US strikes from British bases.

The U.S. temporarily eases sanctions on Iranian oil amid surging global prices, but tensions continue to rise as Israel attacks targets in Lebanon and Iran responds with strikes on U.S. allies.