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Early Results Show Nationalist Simion on Course to Win Romanian Presidential Election
Bucharest Mayor Nicusor Dan told his supporters to be cautious and wait for the official results.
Plot to Bomb Lady Gaga’s Rio Concert Results in Arrest of 2 People
Saturday’s show in Rio was the pop star’s biggest event of her career, with millions of fans crowding Copacabana Beach to watch her perform.
Yemen’s Houthis Fire Missile Near Israel’s Main Airport
The blast sent a plume of smoke into the air and caused passengers in the terminal building to panic.
What to Know About the Conclave and the Cardinals
To elect the next Pope, 133 Cardinals will gather in the Sistine Chapel on May 7,
EU to Seek Backdoors in Encrypted Apps for Police Access
‘Backdooring encryption without securing government servers is not just reckless, it’s an invitation to catastrophe,’ cybersecurity expert Andy Jenkinson said.
India, Australia Strengthen Critical Minerals Partnership to Tackle Global Supply Chain Risks
This partnership aims to enhance supply chain resilience, drive technological innovation, and support both nations’ clean energy transitions.
Not Quite a Landslide, but ‘Practical Political Tools’ Pay Off for Labor
Labor’s win boiled down to practical factors like electricity rebates, political expert Paul Williams says.
Day in Photos: Hailstorm in Paris, US–Philippines Military Exercises, and Traditional Wedding in Pakistan
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Mexican President Says She Rejected Trump Offer to Deploy US Troops to Mexico
‘We will never accept the presence of the United States Army on our territory,’ Sheinbaum said.
Sen. Kelly Says CCP Still Has Access to US Telecom Networks
‘They’re still there, and we have yet to figure out a way to kick them off,’ he said.
Israel Strikes Targets Near Syria’s Presidential Palace in Campaign to Protect Druze
The airstrikes were aimed at preventing Syrian forces from attacking members of the Druze, a minority religious group.
Small Reactor Innovations Spur Global Interest in Nuclear Energy
With the ‘democratization of nuclear’ on the horizon, international regulators wonder if inspections, licensing can be streamlined without compromising safety.
Zelenskyy Says Vatican Meeting With Trump Was the Best So Far
Zelenskyy touted the U.S.–Ukraine minerals deal as a key outcome of the meeting, urging Ukrainian lawmakers to ratify it quickly.
