Oct 30, 2026
No protester sets out expecting a friend to be arrested, injured or caught in a confrontation with the police. Yet when that happens, the reasons for returning to the streets can change. People may return not only because of the cause that first brought them out, but because they believe a friend has been treated unjustly. That is how anger becomes personal, and how a protest can move towards a dangerous cycle of action and reaction. This is the risk confronting France. The student protests...
While global oil prices have fluctuated amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, domestic retail prices have remained unchanged.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said its military detected "around a dozen short-range ballistic missiles fired from the Wonsan area of North Korea towards the East Sea", also known as the Sea of Japan.
There have been nearly 80 reported sightings of Bigfoot in the state
By attacking Arab parties, Benjamin Netanyahu may be trying to ensure his main rival feels unable to consider forming a minority government with Arab help, analysts say.
Donald Trump has canceled rallies in Kansas and Iowa ahead of Tuesday’s midterms
Indonesia is set for more consistent rain next month, providing relief from wildfires that have spewed toxic smoke across Singapore and Malaysia, though widespread downpours are still weeks away.
The specialist panel will probe companies that may be responsible for, or have contributed to, the fires causing haze in Singapore.
The share of US household spending devoted to alcohol fell last year to a record low, the latest sign that Americans continue to pull back from drinking.
Brett Sylvia, who served as the Pentagon's top military planner, acknowledged the unauthorised disclosures during a recorded interview after failing four polygraph tests.
Australian Simon Carman has given his most detailed account yet of what he claims happened on the night Thanchanok Donhomla died. Thai police say his account is full of lies.
