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WASHINGTON: A powerful storm system packing fierce winds and towering coastal waves has struck the United States Northeast, triggering widespread blackouts and severe travel disruptions across major metropolitan areas. The severe weather…

News ,Desk CARACAS: The Venezuelan interim government has freed 39 political prisoners following a crucial second round of negotiations with the country's political opposition. The development marks a significant step in ongoing efforts…

News Desk BERLIN: Germany has officially chosen the southern city of Munich as its candidate to host an upcoming Summer Olympic Games, reviving national ambitions nearly five decades after the metropolis last staged the global sporting…

News Desk CAIRO: The Egyptian Football Association has officially decided to rest star forward Mohamed Salah for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against South Sudan, prioritizing the player's physical well-being over match…

News Desk BRASILIA: Brazil stands at a critical political crossroads as the nation approaches a fiercely contested general election defined by deep ideological divisions, a sweeping corruption scandal, and the polarizing resurgence of…

News Desk DAKAR: The opening matches of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers delivered intense drama on Wednesday, highlighted by Senegal drawing in their much-anticipated debut under new leadership, Nigeria surviving a fierce…

News Desk LONDON: Pro-Palestine campaigners from the Defend Our Juries group have announced plans to stage a high-profile demonstration at the upcoming Labour Party conference, setting up a direct confrontation over the UK government's…

News Desk WASHINGTON: United States men's national team head coach Mauricio Pochettino has voiced deep regret regarding his limited influence in overturning Folarin Balogun's controversial red card decision during the upcoming World Cup…

ADEN: Intensified fighting between Houthi rebels and government-aligned forces across Yemen has forced thousands of families to flee their homes, triggering a severe humanitarian crisis marked by acute hunger and severe water shortages.…

News Desk WASHINGTON: A United States federal court has officially upheld the Pentagon's decision to blacklist artificial intelligence research firm Anthropic following a high-stakes legal dispute over military technology applications and…