The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that every member state must recognize a legally valid same-sex marriage from another EU country to protect fundamental rights.
The failed detention of opposition figures heightens the crisis in Guinea Bissau, where the Armed Forces declared a coup amid ongoing tensions in Africa.
Haiti's capital is halted due to direct threats from gangs, led by “Barbecue,” escalating the severe crisis of insecurity and political instability in the country.
The UN condemned mass killings and sexual violence in Sudan, urging expanded investigations as the humanitarian crisis accelerates unchecked.
Astronomers in Chile captured the early explosion of a supernova only a day after its discovery, revealing unprecedented details about a dying star in deep space.
An investigation in Italy examines allegations of “human safaris” during the siege of Sarajevo, reviving the broader debate on the moral limits of war tourism.
As Chile heads to the polls, leftist Jeannette Jara and right-wing José Antonio Kast close their campaigns amid rising polarization.
Prosecutors accuse Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu of leading a criminal network, seeking up to 2,325 years in prison on corruption charges.
PAHO confirms the Americas lost their measles-free status after renewed transmission in Canada and calls for stronger vaccination and surveillance.
Authorities across Europe uncovered a Hamas cell in Austria that allegedly planned attacks on Jewish and civilian targets.
