Belarus athletes to return to full UIPM competition after board vote
Belarus athletes will return to full UIPM competition after a board vote lifted restrictions, with Budapest and team medals next in 2026.
Rodríguez arrives in Netherlands as Guyana-Venezuela Essequibo fight goes to court
Delcy Rodríguez arrives in the Netherlands as the ICJ hears Guyana and Venezuela's case over Essequibo, a resource-rich region.
Joint Drone Manufacturing Ukraine Us Deal Takes Shape in Draft Memo
A draft joint drone manufacturing Ukraine US memorandum could open the door to exports and joint ventures as Kyiv courts more defense deals.
Immigration detention in Louisiana upends French widow’s final chapter in US
Marie-Therese Ross, 85, describes her immigration detention in Louisiana after an Alabama arrest and a return to France.
Cuba News: Trump grows frustrated as pressure on Cuba fails to topple government
Cuba news: Trump is pressing advisers over why sustained U.S. pressure has not forced the Cuban government to collapse.
Volcano plume may have helped scrub methane after Tonga eruption
A volcano plume from Tonga’s 2022 eruption may have helped destroy methane, a finding that could matter for climate action within a decade.
Saint Petersburg absent as Moscow marks 81st Victory Day parade
Russia marked Victory Day in Moscow on May 9, 2026, with soldiers on Red Square as the annual parade commemorated the 81st anniversary.
Karen Lawrence leads Huntington renovation as San Marino institution evolves
Karen Lawrence is steering a major Huntington Library renovation in San Marino as the 207-acre institution expands access and collaboration.
Nigeria fishermen feared dead after Chad strikes near Lake Chad
Dozens of nigeria fishermen are feared dead after Chad air strikes in the Lake Chad region, with missing men and no bodies recovered yet.