Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S26 Ultra in February 2026, adjusting its launch strategy in the United States with a strong focus on AI partnerships.
The BBC is facing turmoil in the United Kingdom as both Tim Davie and Deborah Turness resign following accusations that a Panorama episode misrepresented Donald Trump’s speech about the Capitol riots.
The African Union urged a firm and coordinated international response to jihadist violence in Mali and the worsening humanitarian crisis in Africa.
Iraq’s electoral commission reported a 55% turnout in the latest elections, the highest since 2021, despite a boycott led by cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.
Iraq holds parliamentary elections this Tuesday amid a rare moment of stability following decades of war, repression, and political turmoil.
At least seven people died and hundreds remain missing after a boat carrying Rohingya immigrants sank near the maritime border between Thailand and Malaysia.
The government has ordered a 10% cut in domestic flights across major U.S. airports as the historic shutdown disrupts operations and affects over three million passengers.
Former president Nicolas Sarkozy was released under judicial supervision after 20 days in Paris, reigniting France’s political and security debate.
PAHO confirms the Americas lost their measles-free status after renewed transmission in Canada and calls for stronger vaccination and surveillance.
The U.S. Senate approved an initial measure to fund the Government through January 2026, signaling progress toward ending the shutdown.
