Six people were killed in the Krakow shooting, while three bodies were found at the suspect’s home. An official account clarifies that the 16 injured included the suspect and records an exchange of fire less than three minutes after the
New York — President Donald Trump used the week of the United Nations General Assembly to execute a striking rhetorical pivot on the war in Ukraine, calling Russia a “paper tiger” and
Kyiv — On day 1,307 of the Russia Ukraine war, the battlefield’s center of gravity again shifted far behind the front lines, where Ukrainian long-range drones set off fresh alarms across Russia’s
New York — Chilean President Gabriel Boric used his podium at the United Nations General Assembly to demand that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and “those responsible for the genocide against the
New York — The war in Ukraine entered day 1,306 with a combustible mix of Baltic airspace theatrics, refinery fires inside Russia, and showy diplomacy in New York, where Western leaders talked
Kyiv — The war in Ukraine entered day 1,305 with a familiar, volatile rhythm: escalating cross-border drone strikes, nervous air defenses across Europe’s northeast, and a diplomatic calendar in New York crowded
Warsaw — A residential building in the small Polish town of Gmina Wyryki, located in the Lublin Voivodeship, was struck by a missile fired from the Polish Air Force F-16, officials confirmed,
Minsk — Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko confirmed on Tuesday that Moscow and Minsk jointly rehearsed the launch of Russian tactical nuclear weapons stationed on Belarusian soil, a move that has sharpened concern
Warsaw — Poland’s overnight scramble to seal the skies over its southeast border was sold as a “preventive” operation. In practice it was a political stage cue: NATO jets on quick-reaction alert,
Auckland — Tens of thousands marched through central Auckland on Saturday in one of New Zealand’s largest pro-Palestinian rallies since the Gaza war began, urging the government to impose targeted sanctions on
Brussels — NATO’s uneasy coalition is again confronting hard questions about collective defense as the war in Ukraine grinds on and spills across borders, raising the prospect of consultations under Article 4
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