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Zambia's thriving Copperbelt mining industry is fueling sustainable energy, but locals face unchecked pollution and contamination amid the boom.

Explore the political fallout and global impact of the Supreme Court's decision on Trump's tariffs. Discover what Americans think about the current state of the union.

Notorious drug kingpin 'El Mencho' killed by Mexican authorities, triggering violent unrest nationwide. Comprehensive coverage of the aftermath.

As former Prince Andrew faces arrest, British institutions are debating whether the age of deference toward the royal family is finally coming to an end.

China calls on the White House to lift trade tariffs on its exports following a recent Supreme Court decision, citing a need for fair economic policies.

NPR examines how other countries may view the Supreme Court's rebuke of Trump's tariff policies, and what it means for the future of U.S. trade negotiations.

Severe winter storm hits parts of the Northeast US, triggering warnings, travel bans, and power outages. Comprehensive coverage of the snowy conditions and impacts.

Bill Kelty, a prominent Labor figure, urges the government to prioritize young Australians' economic prospects. Will Treasurer Jim Chalmers heed the call for transformative tax reform?

The conservative CDU party wants to end the ability for employees to get sick notes over the phone, but their coalition partner opposes the proposal. This has caused a heated debate in Germany.

As Ukraine prepares to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion, Moscow has launched strikes on several regions, while Hungary blocks a new EU sanctions package.