Hossain Meah

At 15 years and 10 months old, Byron Waller can’t legally purchase alcohol or drive a car, but on Wednesday afternoon, he safely landed his small aircraft at an airport in Brighton, on England’s southern coast. This marked roughly the 16th stop—he can’t recall precisely—of

Leaders Discuss Extended Lifespans During Military Event During an unguarded moment at a military ceremony, officials Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping briefly spoke about how advancements in organ transplantation might contribute to vastly extended human lifespans. Their conversation was inadvertently broadcast during a live feed. The Russian leader was in

Greece has introduced strict new measures that may lead to rejected asylum seekers facing imprisonment, fines, or electronic monitoring, signaling the center-right government’s ongoing efforts to discourage undocumented migration. The severe penalties mark an uncompromising approach toward individuals who stay in the country after their asylum applications are

A Georgian Dream lawmaker known for accusing Western nations of employing a "policy of blackmail and threats" has been named head of the country’s security services, as an independent report raised alarms about the consolidation of autocratic rule. Mamuka Mdinaradze, previously the parliamentary majority leader for the

Against the backdrop of civilian casualties, widespread hunger, and growing allegations of wartime atrocities in Gaza, many human rights groups and even former senior EU officials argue that Europe’s political leaders have been inactive to an extent that suggests complicity. Now, the Spanish prime minister has nearly acknowledged this.