The UN warns a historic "Super El Niño" will emerge within weeks and intensify through 2026, threatening severe droughts, global food price spikes, and making 2027 the hottest year on record.
At least five people were killed and dozens injured after a massive Russian ballistic missile and drone assault hammered residential high-rises in Kyiv and infrastructure in Dnipro.
The New York Times reports Iran could receive $300 billion via an investment fund to rebuild its economy if it meets strict US nuclear disarmament conditions and ends its maritime blockade.
The Quad nations announced a landmark plan to build a port in Fiji and secure critical mineral supply chains during a high-stakes foreign ministers' summit in New Delhi, drawing criticism from China.
Hundreds of Bangladeshis gathered near the India border after West Bengal intensified detention and deportation measures against undocumented migrants.
U.S. jets struck Iranian military assets near Bandar Abbas to thwart naval mine deployment, threatening a fragile ceasefire as negotiators try to hammer out a 60-day truce framework.
Finance Minister Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury confirmed Bangladesh will exit its current IMF deal to negotiate a fresh $3-year, $5 billion loan package aligned with public interest.
NYC's World Cup ticket lottery reached its 50,000 daily entry cap within three minutes on Monday, as fans rushed to secure $50 subsidized tickets championed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
