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Cuba announces the unexpected release of 51 people from prison, just hours before President Miguel Díaz-Canel is scheduled to address national and international issues.

Explore the gripping tale of paranormal podcast hosts who receive haunting recordings, blurring the line between fiction and reality in this edge-of-your-seat thriller.

As the war in Ukraine rages on, scientists are working to assess the damage to the country's vital agricultural lands and determine if the soil can be safely used to grow crops again.

Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame slams Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, calling him a 'turncoat' for failing to condemn US-Israel strikes on Iran in a scathing Crikey essay.

Israel launches attacks on Tehran as Iran retaliates across the Gulf, disrupting the Hormuz Strait and pushing oil prices higher amid rising global tensions.

As the US-Israel war on Iran disrupts gas supplies, the livelihoods of 9 million Indian expatriates working in the Gulf region are now at risk, potentially impacting over $50 billion in remittances.

Former German economy minister warns that since Trump's re-election, the world has moved from weaponizing energy to weaponizing everything - tariffs, technology, and more to inflict harm.

New NHS staff survey reveals hundreds of thousands facing violence, bullying, and racism from patients and the public, highlighting a growing crisis in healthcare worker safety.

Recent cross-border air attacks by Pakistan in Afghanistan's Kabul and Kandahar provinces have killed women and children, according to the Taliban government. The strikes raise tensions between the two neighboring nations.

Haiti's first general election in 10 years has seen a record 280 political parties register to participate, signaling hope for change amid the country's crises.