For the first time since 22-year-old Iranian woman Mahsa Amini died in the custody of the Islamic Republic's infamous morality police, workers are disrupting Iran's vital energy sector.
The European Union's executive Commission is being sued by the Austrian government over the bloc's plan to label natural gas and nuclear energy as sustainable energies.
Rebels in Ethiopia's Tigray have revealed that Eritrea is continuing to increase its offensive military campaign in Tigray, as African officials race to coordinate peace talks.
Following the death of 22-year-old Iranian Mahsa Amini, the British government has imposed sanctions on Iran's "morality police" as violent crackdowns on protests continue.
Shanti De Corte, 23, survived the 2016 Brussels airport bombing but suffered from depression and anxiety in the years since, choosing to be euthanized earlier this year.
Since the last week of September North Korea has fired and tested seven ballistic missiles. Experts point to several reasons for the recent uptick in Kim Jong Un's military activity.
The International Committee of the Red Cross decided to temporarily pause its work in Ukraine for the safety of its aid workers after Russia fired missiles.
Train cables in Germany had been deliberately severed, forcing the transportation system to halt for nearly three hours. The sabotage is still under investigation.
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen explains why she prefers a diplomatic approach to dealing with China's aggression in the region over a full-fledged war.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will meet with G7 nations at an emergency meeting on Tuesday. Russian President Vladimir Putin escalated missile strikes on Ukraine.
Vladimir Putin is being accused of war crimes after ordering indiscriminate missile strikes on Ukrainian cities Monday. Explosions rocked streets and playgrounds in Kyiv.
Paris will be much darker this winter, with the government calling for a 10% reduction in energy usage as Europe faces a deepening energy crisis without Russian gas.
The information leaked following a hack by activist group Guacamaya that took over four million documents detailing cartel investigations and corruption.
North Korean state media confirmed that earlier missile launches following the recent U.S.-South Korea naval drills were intended to "hit and wipe out" enemies.
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un oversaw and guided the country's tactical nuclear operation unit training this past week, claims the North Korean News Agency
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday accused Ukraine of orchestrating a powerful explosion on a bridge linking Russia to Crimea, calling it an act of terrorism.
