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Argentina Marks 50 Years Since Coup With Massive Marches and New Archive Releases

The turnout signals renewed scrutiny of past abuses under a government challenging the human-rights consensus.

Book Alleges Queen Elizabeth Phoned Trump After Darroch Leak

Trump Announces Iran Talks and Five-Day Strike Pause

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Lionel Jospin, Former French Prime Minister and Architect of the 35-Hour Week, Dies at 88

Study Finds Birthright Now Draws More Orthodox, Conservative Participants as Nonparticipants’ Ties Decline

Coordinated Settler Attacks Torch West Bank Villages After Israeli Teen’s Death

Ukrainian Orthodox Church–Kyiv Patriarchate Elects Archbishop Nikodim as New Patriarch After Filaret’s Death

Al-Aqsa Closed for Eid for First Time Since 1967, With Israel Citing Missile Threat Near Old City

IRA Bombing Victims Drop £1 Civil Case Against Gerry Adams After Late Legal Twist

Buckingham Palace Names Sky News’ Rhiannon Mills Communications Secretary to the King and Queen

France Convicts ISIS Fighter Sabri Essid of Yazidi Genocide, Gives Life Term in Absentia

Nicholas ‘Fink’ Haysom, Mandela Adviser and UN Peacemaker, Dies at 73

Adams Denies IRA Role as Court Hears Recording Calling Him a 'Major Player'

Georgian Patriarch Ilia II Dies at 93 as Church Names Interim Leader

Warsaw Court Deems Extradition of Russian Archaeologist to Ukraine Legally Admissible

Four Iran Women’s National Team Players Who Dropped Asylum Bids Cross Into Iran Via Turkey

Argentina–Iran Rift Deepens After Tehran-Linked Threat as Milei Condemns Iran

Brussels Court Orders Trial of Ex-Diplomat Etienne Davignon Over 1961 Lumumba Killing

Hegseth’s ‘No Quarter’ Remarks Face War-Crime Warnings in U.S. Campaign Against Iran

Belgian Court Refers Ex-Diplomat Étienne Davignon to Trial Over Alleged Role in Lumumba Case