Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk says that Russia is planning “accidental” strikes on countries supporting Ukraine. This comes after a number of incidents, blamed on Russia, in countries that are part of the NATO alliance.

At least 21 people were killed and more than 100 injured Friday when a car carrying explosives detonated near a mosque in a police compound in Pakistan.

Turkish authorities have raided the offices of LGBT organizations and places frequented by the community. Diplomats and rights advocates are condemning Turkey’s crackdown on LGBT organizations and individuals,

Thirty-seven people detained in Nigeria died while in custody Thursday, and survivors say they were crammed into a cell with little to no air.

Hundreds of thousands of Iranians are rallying in the biggest government-organized show of defiance since the war began.

Cuba’s power grid collapsed on Friday, leaving millions of people across the island without electricity in a nationwide blackout. The Ministry of Energy and Mines announced the islandwide power outage on its official X account and added that officials had begun “activating service-restoration protocols.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has returned from Europe and cast Canada as moving quickly beyond its historic reliance on the United States

AI cloud firm Nscale filed ​for a U.S. ‌initial public offering on Friday. The fall IPO season has ​kicked off on ​a shaky note as surging ⁠bond yields and ​the Federal Reserve's monetary ​policy tightening cycle weigh on investor sentiment.