Wednesday, Apr 16

The Trump administration plans to cut over $1 billion in federal funding for NPR and PBS, raising concerns about public broadcasting's future.

Tuesday, Apr 15

Over 50 people are reported killed following a violent attack in Nigeria's Plateau state amidst rising tensions over land and community disputes.

Tuesday, Apr 15

Hungary's parliament has passed a constitutional amendment allowing the government to ban LGBTQ+ public events, criticized as a move toward authoritarianism.

Tuesday, Apr 15

Hungary's parliament approves amendments restricting LGBTQ+ rights and dual nationals, viewed as a shift towards illiberal governance.

Monday, Apr 14

Pope Francis makes a public appearance in St. Peter's Square, greeting over 20,000 faithful as he opens Holy Week amid recovery from double pneumonia.

Sunday, Apr 13

A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration must restore Maine's school funding amid ongoing disputes over transgender athletes in sports.

Sunday, Apr 13

US immigration judge rules Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, citing foreign policy concerns linked to pro-Palestinian activism.

Saturday, Apr 12

The EU is discussing a defense fund to enhance military capacity while addressing national debt concerns. The initiative is crucial for future security readiness.

Saturday, Apr 12

Samsung and Vietnam face challenges amid potential tariffs from the U.S., threatening the tech giant's key manufacturing operations and the Southeast Asian economy.

Saturday, Apr 12

The U.S. bond market faces turmoil as rising yields raise concerns over economic stability and confidence in U.S. Treasuries amid Trump’s tariff policies.