Iran has announced that it has reached an agreement on guiding principles with the United States during recent nuclear talks. However, officials indicate that additional work is necessary to finalize a deal, and the US has not yet commented on the matter.
The family of Zambia's former President Edgar Lungu has denied allegations of poisoning. This comes as discussions continue regarding his body, which is currently in a South African morgue following his death.
In 2026, millions worldwide are celebrating the Lunar New Year with vibrant festivities. Events span from Asia to South America, showcasing diverse cultural traditions.
In a recent BBC interview, Hillary Clinton accused the Trump administration of slow-walking the release of Epstein files, suggesting a cover-up. The White House countered that it has done more for victims than Democrats.
In a unique carnival tradition, a town in northern Italy celebrates with the Battle of the Oranges, where participants throw oranges at one another. This lively event marks the start of the carnival season, bringing joy and excitement to the community.
The Rio Carnival has commenced with a spectacular giant robot tribute to Brazil's President Lula, symbolizing his remarkable journey from poverty to leadership. This event marks the beginning of the vibrant and colorful celebrations in Rio de Janeiro.
Stephen Colbert has claimed that CBS spiked an interview with a Texas Democrat due to concerns about potential repercussions from the FCC. CBS has denied these allegations, stating that the interview was not stopped from airing.
Rescuers are actively searching for 10 skiers who went missing after a recent avalanche in California. The area has experienced heavy snowfall, complicating rescue efforts.
Tshephiso Marumo, popularly known as Botswana's 'Corn Lady', has achieved notable success selling traditional village food. Her rise to fame has also led her to become more vocal, resulting in some backlash.
Recent negotiations regarding Ukraine have concluded without clear progress. Key discussions focus on territorial control in eastern Ukraine as parties seek a potential settlement.
Johannesburg's Premier has sparked outrage with comments suggesting residents shower in hotels during a water crisis. The remarks come as the city faces significant water shortages, leading to public protests.
Eurasia Group, led by Ian Bremmer, introduces a political satire show titled 'Puppet Regime' on Instagram. This show humorously explores the dynamics of power on the global stage.
Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara of Japan secured the gold medal in pairs figure skating with an impressive performance. Their flawless routine on Monday marked a significant victory, knocking China from the top position.
Iran conducted live military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial waterway for oil and gas shipments, just a day before nuclear negotiations were scheduled to resume. This move comes amid heightened tensions following threats of military action from former President Trump.
During his visit to Budapest, Marco Rubio underscored President Trump's strong backing of Viktor Orban. Orban has been known for promoting an 'illiberal state' in Hungary.