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Thailand’s top diplomat says a 5-year-old plan by Southeast Asian leaders to end Myanmar’s civil war has failed but could still help restore peace

Syria's new leaders, since toppling former President Bashar al-Assad in December 2024, have struggled to assert full authority over a country devastated by nearly 14 years of civil war.

Breaking Bad star Giancarlo Esposito called for a "revolution" at Sundance, citing mounting political tensions and federal law enforcement actions. His forceful remarks, amplified online, sparked widespread debate, with some hailing his boldness and others dismissing them as "Hollywood theatrics." The actor's comments highlight the growing influence of entertainment figures…

Southeast Asia’s top diplomats are holding their first major meeting in the central Philippine city of Cebu under growing pressure to beat a deadline to conclude talks on a nonaggression pact with China this year and push a peace plan that has so far failed to end Myanmar’s civil war

Queen Elizabeth I was a monarch who reigned in England at a period of political threat, religious fragmentation, and power abuse. Elizabeth was single in contrast to the majority of queens, who got married to make alliances or have heirs. Neither was it a weakness nor a chance decision. It…

Whatever direction Trump takes in the wake of the killings in Minneapolis, Dalio said that the U.S. is already in a heightened state of tension.

The British papers are in agreement that Keir Starmer faces a likely backlash from unhappy Labour MPs and members

‘Legally carrying a firearm is not the same as brandishing a firearm,’ the former Georgia congresswoman wrote

Burnham ‘disappointed’ after Gorton and Denton by-election contest bid rejected

Alex Pretti’s death could be a moment of reckoning for Democrats to call time on Trump waging war on his people

In almost three years of civil war in Sudan, the country's museums have been ravaged, with thousands of its archaeological treasures looted and feared trafficked. Researchers in Sudan and beyond are racing to catalogue and recover the losses, estimated at $110 million.