Philippine authorities temporarily block a gaming app used by a suspect in a deadly school shooting to assess its potential role in the violence.
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tucker Carlson split from the Republican Party, citing policy and leadership disillusionment.
Türkiye approved a digital economy partnership agreement with Organization of Turkic States member nations, establishing legal cooperation framework to facilitate cross-border electronic trade and technological collaboration among participating Turkic countries.
The United States and Iran signed an interim nuclear deal in June 2026, with Tehran agreeing to dilute enriched uranium in exchange for sanctions relief and access to a $300 billion reconstruction fund, aiming to resolve decades of West Asia conflict.
Nigeria's House of Representatives passes a bill to establish state police, amending the constitution to create a dual policing system.
The U.S. House passed the bipartisan DOMINANCE Act to strengthen critical mineral supply chains by reducing reliance on concentrated global sources, establishing an Office of Energy Security Pacts, and deepening international cooperation with allied nations on strategic mineral investments and workforce development.
Bali's waste management is crucial to its reputation due to massive tourism-driven waste generation.
Peru's new government faces a challenging Congress amid a history of presidential turnover.
Finance Minister Purbaya dismisses resignation rumors, reassuring investors of fiscal continuity.
The Southern Africa Litigation Centre launches a legal challenge against South African defence exports to the US.
The House approved the KALINGA bill on final reading to establish an aid distribution system for emergencies.
Sumatra's post-disaster management has reached the permanent recovery phase under a long-term reconstruction plan.
Charter change is an effort to amend the Constitution, sparking Senate debate.
Vice President Sara Duterte's Hugpong ng Pagbabago joins the RAGE coalition.
The U.S. Southern Command conducted lethal military operations in the Caribbean, killing three individuals and imposing sanctions on Cuba while publicly signaling potential military intervention, escalating tensions amid diplomatic breakdown between Washington and Havana.
The UAE's strength lies in its visionary leadership and diversified economy.
Kazakhstan's parliament approved amendments to the president law on Wednesday.
ESDM Minister demands transparency in PLN coal procurement due to irregular supply depletion.
President inaugurates 1,151 kilometers of regional roads to lower logistic costs nationwide.
The US Supreme Court limited executive authority over tariffs in a structural judgment on economic power.
The African Democratic Congress rejects a court order to deregister, citing judicial manipulation and vows to challenge the ruling.
Adorni admitted to systematic lies and concealment, potentially implicating himself in crimes.
The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee investigates government corruption and abuse of power allegations.
Indonesia's government targets completing a regional structuring master plan by 2026 to address autonomy issues.
Ombudsman places Mindanao offices under work-from-home setup after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit the region.
Minister Wihaji says SPPGs are key to developing quality human resources through nutrition programs.
Climate Scientist - Climate Change Centre
Governor Seyi Makinde urges Oyo residents to unite and avoid blaming government over the security crisis.
The President and Vice President donated Qurban animal slaughter at Istiqlal Mosque.
Laura Alonso comments on Manuel Adorni, saying the President chooses his team and is responsible.
Argentina scares away potential dollar investors with strict tax laws.
Indonesia continues preparations for its Giant Sea Wall project to protect Java's northern coast.
Coordinating Minister Hartarto announced new export regulations requiring natural resource exporters to deposit 100 percent foreign exchange earnings into Indonesia's financial system, with minimum retention periods of three to twelve months, aiming to boost investment and macroeconomic stability.
Sri Lanka's Cabinet approved drafting an Inbound Labour Migration Policy to systematically regulate foreign worker recruitment across skilled sectors while protecting domestic employment opportunities through centralized oversight and transparent procedures.
A mourning ceremony was held at Imam Khomeini mausoleum in Tehran with Iranian officials attending.
A CBS poll shows 78 percent of Americans want to end Iran conflict, with 69 percent calling the war a mistake, as regional tensions escalate despite ceasefire efforts and presidential threats of full-scale invasion.
Hungarian Research Network seeks a Director General for the HUN-REN Institute for Nuclear Research.
Congress hasn't declared war since 1942, yet presidents have launched 11 military operations without approval.
The President ordered a review of school textbooks to adjust to current developments and technological advancements.
The Department of Energy considers penalties for power firms with extended plant outages.
Power supply restoration is nearly complete after the Mindanao earthquake.
Indonesia's finance minister says the country is not heading toward another 1998 economic crisis.
A fake news report of the president's resignation sparked confusion, revealing the goal of psychological warfare is to create doubt and chaos.
Watch Morgan Stanley's Weaver Sees Continued AI-Driven Equity Momentum
The Social Minister hopes regional heads will prepare land for Sekolah Rakyat schools to meet the President's target.
The Supreme Court collegium recommends four chief justices and a woman advocate for elevation as judges.
The government is offering tax incentives for writers and transportation discounts to stimulate the economy.
The Economist provides global news, analysis, and insights on the Americas and Latin America's current events and politics.
Lawyers of Senator Bato dela Rosa question the DOJ's arrest order citing constitutional and international law.
George Soros' foundations pledge $300 million to defend US democracy and advance economic security.