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In a stunning electoral result, Hungarian voters have voted out long-serving Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a close ally of former US President Trump. This marks the end of Orbán's 16-year rule.

NPR's exclusive interview with former U.S. ambassador David Pressman sheds light on the implications of Victor Orbán's surprising election defeat in Hungary.

As a rapidly intensifying storm in the western Pacific, Super Typhoon Sinlaku poses a dangerous threat to Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and surrounding regions.

UK PM rejects claim plan is 'EU integration by stealth', says changes will only happen if parliament passes law amid global instability.

The UK government's £3M funding boost empowers 6 mayoral authorities to revolutionize bus travel through franchising, promising better connectivity and accessibility for passengers.

As Cuba sends doctors to assist other countries, the US responds with a military presence. This article examines the impact of the US blockade on Cuba's global outreach efforts.

Engine-maker Rolls-Royce secures major UK government investment to develop cutting-edge small modular nuclear reactor technology at a key facility in Wales.

A gripping account of a Tehran resident who refuses to abandon her home amidst relentless bombings, finding solace in her cat and moments of normalcy.

Olivier award-winning actress Rachel Zegler shares her thoughts on the accessibility and impact of her show-stopping 'Don't Cry for Me Argentina' performance from the Evita balcony.

Dominic Frimpong, a promising Ghanaian footballer, lost his life in a shocking armed assault on his team's bus, sparking outrage and mourning.