Turkey’s LGBTQ+ Crackdown Widens as Arrests Move From Association Offices to the Streets

Turkey’s latest crackdown on LGBTQ+ groups has entered a new phase. What began with raids on organizations and arrests across…

40 Years Late’: Anwar Ibrahim’s Taj Mahal Promise Becomes a Light Moment With PM Modi

International summits are usually filled with handshakes, formal statements and carefully chosen diplomatic language. But during Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar…

A Russia-Ukraine Energy Truce Could Ease Fuel Pressure — But the Global Diesel Problem Runs Deeper

A temporary halt to attacks on energy infrastructure between Russia and Ukraine could remove one major threat to the global…

Imran Khan’s Sons Raise Alarm Over His Prison Conditions, Accuse Army Chief of Personal Vendetta

The sons of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan have renewed their public campaign over their father’s imprisonment, saying they…

Weeks After Nepal Floods, Families Still Wait for Answers About Missing Loved Ones

Every unanswered phone call carries a question that families of missing flood victims in Nepal and China cannot escape: Could…

When the Grand Mosque Became a Battlefield: The 1979 Siege That Shocked the Muslim World

Nearly five decades ago, an armed group turned Islam’s holiest mosque into the centre of a nearly two-week confrontation that…

Saudi Arabia’s Key Oil Pipeline Could Return Within Days, Offering Relief to a Tense Global Market

Saudi Arabia’s critical East-West oil pipeline could be back in service within days, according to U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright,…