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The United States Congress is facing mounting turmoil as multiple lawmakers come under scrutiny over allegations of misconduct. Growing public and political pressure is fueling demands for accountability and potential removal of those implicated, intensifying the debate around ethics in American politics.

Atletico, who have never won the competition and lost the 2014 and 2016 finals with Simeone at the helm, will face Arsenal or Sporting Lisbon in the semi-finals.

Why is North Korea accusing Japan of “grave provocation”? After criticism in Tokyo’s policy report, North Korea says its nuclear programme is about self-defence—while Japan calls it a direct threat. Scroll down to read more.

Sun Weidong has been abruptly removed from his position as Vice Foreign Minister of China, with authorities providing no official explanation for the sudden decision. The move, approved by the State Council, comes amid a broader pattern of high-level reshuffles and anti-corruption scrutiny within Beijing’s political system.

Europe is planning a post-war Strait of Hormuz security mission without the US, focusing on demining, naval escorts, and restoring global shipping confidence amid rising geopolitical tensions and a deepening transatlantic divide

'US-Iran mistrust can't be resolved overnight', says US Vice President JD Vance at Turning Point USA event; Erika Kirk misses due to 'safety concerns'

The childhood home of Diego Maradona in Argentina has been transformed into a soup kitchen to support vulnerable families in his former neighbourhood. The initiative aims to honour the football legend’s legacy by helping those in need, turning a historic site linked to Maradona’s early life into a place of community service, solidarity and hope.

Sudan’s devastating civil war has entered its fourth year, with no clear end in sight. The United Nations has raised alarm over the growing risk of regional instability, as violence intensifies across the country. Nearly 700 people have reportedly been killed in drone strikes since January alone, underscoring the scale of the crisis. Millions remain affected, as humanitarian conditions worsen and fears of a wider conflict continue to grow.

Is the Iran war really nearing its end—or just entering a new phase? US President Donald Trump says the conflict is “very close to being over,” even as tensions remain high around the Strait of Hormuz. So is this the beginning of the end, or just a pause before more escalation?

Sonali Shingate reveals how scientific training, conditioning, and recovery methods are transforming India’s kabaddi team ahead of the 2026 Asian Games

NFL reporter Dianna Russini has resigned from The Athletic following an internal investigation sparked by viral photos with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel at an Arizona resort

Drone strike hit Iranian Kurdish opposition camps in Iraq’s Kurdistan region, killing one woman and injuring others amid rising Iran-Iraq tensions

Violence broke out in Noida’s industrial hub as factory workers protesting low wages clashed with police, leading to arson, vandalism, and massive traffic disruptions. The unrest highlights growing frustration over wage gaps with Haryana and poor working conditions. CM Yogi Adityanath has alleged a conspiracy, while authorities promise strict action and dialogue.

German Bundesliga club FC Union Berlin have strongly condemned sexist abuse directed at interim manager Marie-Louise Eta. The 34-year-old made history on Sunday, becoming the first woman to be named manager of a men's team in Europe's top five leagues, including the Bundesliga. However, her landmark appointment has been overshadowed by online abuse, prompting a strong response from the club.

Reports suggest growing diplomatic pressure from Saudi Arabia urging former U.S. President Donald Trump to reconsider or ease the ongoing restrictions linked to the Strait of Hormuz situation. The escalating standoff is now raising fears of wider instability across critical maritime chokepoints, including the Bab al-Mandeb Strait — a key global shipping route connecting the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.

More than 100 protesters were detained in Manhattan as anti-war demonstrations intensified in New York. Demonstrators took to the streets demanding an end to US weapons supply to Israel, voicing concerns over the ongoing conflict and its humanitarian impact. The protest reflects growing public pressure and deep divisions, as voices calling for de-escalation and policy change continue to rise.

About 250 feared missing after a Rohingya refugee boat capsizes in the Andaman Sea. UN warns of worsening humanitarian crisis and unsafe migration routes

In a sudden move, China has removed Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong without offering any official explanation. The decision marks yet another high-level shake-up in Beijing’s leadership, raising questions about internal dynamics and policy direction. While such changes are not uncommon, the lack of clarity has sparked speculation about the reasons behind the move and what it could signal for China’s diplomatic strategy.

Millions in Sudan survive on one meal a day as war, displacement and violence push the country towards full-scale famine.