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Philippines declines US assistance amid South China Sea tensions, says military chief
Tensions in the waterway have boiled over into violence in the past year as rift between China and Philippines
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Modi to push for early release of Indians from Russian army during Moscow talks
Many reported Indians who were lured to Russia with the promise of jobs but ended up in war against Ukraine
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Canadian campus protest ends as pro-Palestinian demonstrators clear out
This comes after an Ontario judge ruled that free expression did not justify trespassing.
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Keir Starmer's key challenges as UK's next prime minister
The challenges include foreign affairs as well as domestic matters.
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Conservative 'big beasts' fall in historic UK election defeat
The Conservative Party lost over 200 seats and saw ten senior ministers ousted from parliament.
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Nigel Farage's Reform party wins first seat in UK election
Farage aims to fill the center-right of British politics, challenging both the Conservative and Labour parties.
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World leaders react to Labour's sweeping victory in UK election
World leaders expressed their congratulations and looked forward to working with the new British government.
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US employment and wage growth expected to moderate in June
Annual wage growth is expected to rise at its slowest rate in three years.
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Iranians vote amid apathy in run-off presidential election
The race between moderate Pezeshkian and hardliner Jalili follows a first round with a historic low turnout.
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Who is Keir Starmer? Meet the UK's new prime minister
Starmer has set realistic expectations, emphasizing gradual improvements in healthcare, education, and the economy.