Russia’s oil and fuel export revenues surged dramatically in March, nearly doubling compared to the previous month, as rising global prices and easing pressure from some sanctions combined to boost earnings, according to the International Energy Agency. The agency reported that Moscow

Authorities in Tanzania have reported a significant nationwide crackdown on illegal narcotics, resulting in the seizure of nearly two tonnes of illicit drugs, destruction of large-scale cannabis plantations, and the arrest of dozens of suspects during coordinated operations conducted throughout March. According

Pope Leo XIV’s historic visit to Algeria has generated widespread international attention, with analysts describing it as a defining moment for interfaith dialogue and a powerful reflection of Algeria’s growing diplomatic and geopolitical relevance. The visit, which received extensive global media coverage,

Australia has announced a landmark change in its military leadership, confirming that Susan Coyle will become the first woman to lead the nation’s army in its 125-year history. The appointment, set to take effect in July, marks a significant milestone in the

Global pop icon Britney Spears has voluntarily entered a rehabilitation facility, weeks after being arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, in a development that has renewed public attention on the singer’s ongoing personal challenges. According to

Iran has proposed suspending its uranium enrichment activities for up to five years as part of renewed diplomatic efforts to ease tensions with the United States, according to officials familiar with the discussions. The offer, however, has reportedly been rejected by the

Lebanon is actively pursuing a ceasefire agreement with Israel through direct negotiations, according to Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji, as cross-border fighting involving Hezbollah and Israeli forces continues to intensify. Rajji said Beirut is working toward securing a temporary truce that could

Pope Leo XIV has said he will continue speaking out against war and violence despite a sharp public attack from  U.S. President Donald Trump, marking an intensifying exchange between two of the world’s most influential voices on global conflict. Speaking to journalists