World Watch

Herut Nimrodi, the mother of an Israeli man kidnapped by Hamas on October 7, 2023, continues to grapple with uncertainty regarding her son, Tamir’s fate, expressing hope that he is still alive. Tamir, then an 18-year-old non-combat soldier, is reportedly the only Israeli hostage whose family has not received information about his status. His abduction […]

President Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to various U.S. cities has led to legal disputes involving state and local officials. Trump contends that utilizing federal troops is essential to address violence in Democratic-led cities, tackle crime, and support deportation efforts. However, several Democratic governors argue that these deployments may escalate tensions and are

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to begin its new term on Monday, with several significant cases that may influence the extent of presidential authority under Donald Trump’s administration. Since returning to the White House eight months ago, Trump has implemented various policies and made notable changes to federal budgets and workforce structures, while also

President Donald Trump and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva had a video call described by both leaders as positive. The discussion focused on Brazil’s request to reduce a 50% US tariff on certain imports. Lula urged Trump during the call to lower these tariffs, which had recently been raised in response to political

Sébastien Lecornu was recently appointed as France’s Prime Minister, a move seen as pivotal by President Emmanuel Macron. Lecornu, who is 39 years old and viewed as a loyal protégé of Macron, was expected to navigate a coalition of parties and stabilize the political landscape. However, his tenure has been notably short, lasting only 14

An Indian lawyer, Rakesh Kishore, threw a shoe at Chief Justice BR Gavai during court proceedings in Delhi on a recent Monday, reportedly in response to remarks the judge made regarding Hinduism. This act, recognized in India as a significant public insult and security violation, occurred amidst ongoing legal discussions. Witnesses in the courtroom confirmed

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating the death of a skydiving instructor, Justin Fuller, following a jump in Nashville, Tennessee, where he became separated from his student. Reports indicate that Fuller, 35, is presumed to have fallen from the sky without a parachute during the tandem jump on Saturday. According to police, Fuller appeared

Tarique Rahman, the acting chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has announced his intention to return from the UK to participate in the upcoming elections, marking his first in-person interview in nearly two decades. Rahman’s return is anticipated ahead of the pivotal elections scheduled for February, following significant unrest that led to the ousting

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from Ghislaine Maxwell, a British socialite, regarding her conviction for charges connected to sex trafficking involving her former associate, Jeffrey Epstein. This decision effectively upholds her 20-year prison sentence unless a presidential pardon is granted. In light of ongoing inquiries, Maxwell was recently questioned by

The United States has deported 10 individuals to Eswatini, despite ongoing legal efforts by human rights organizations in the country to halt the process. This marks the second group of deportees sent under the Trump administration’s stringent immigration policies. The Eswatini prison department stated that these individuals have been “securely accommodated” and do not pose