US offers amnesty to Venezuela’s Maduro if he cedes power
The longshot bid comes as overwhelming evidence emerges that Venezuela’s strongman Nicolas Maduro lost last month’s election by a landslide.
The longshot bid comes as overwhelming evidence emerges that Venezuela’s strongman Nicolas Maduro lost last month’s election by a landslide.
Ukraine’s 30km thrust into Kursk raises questions about Russian military capabilities and where Putin’s red lines may really lie.
Scientists at UCLA have restored brain function lost to Alzheimer’s disease in what may prove a massive medical breakthrough.
Trump and Harris have both energised their parties. Now comes the hard part — persuading the holdouts.
The Trump campaign says some of its internal communications had been hacked, suggesting Iran was responsible and seeking to undermine the former president’s prospects in the election.
The Silicon Valley native joined Google as one of its earliest employees, was instrumental in its rise and stepped down last year after nearly a decade running its video platform.
Hamas has proved adept at regrouping, often producers new leaders more eager to fight Israel, reviving debate on whether targeted killings help end violence – or worsen it.
The former president also called for three debates with Democratic Party rival Kamala Harris.
The countries say they are prepared to offer a proposal to bridge the differences between Israel and Hamas.
The world is more dangerous than it’s been in decades, and US voters deserve to know how the woman aiming to be Commander in Chief would confront the threats.
Israel’s killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, one of the key negotiators, has dimmed hopes for freeing hostages held in the territory.
Evan Gershkovich is finally free, but he won’t be the last American taken if US policy doesn’t change.
Hezbollah and Iran may feel constrained to limit their response to the Jewish state’s strikes.
Kamala Harris has the wind at her back; Trump is scattered and stuck on the back of his heels. He has to shift gears and freshen up his act. Can he?
The release of Putin’s assassin Vadim Krasikov sends a dual message: the Kremlin will hunt down its enemies, even if they flee to the West, and it won’t abandon those loyal to his government.
Ex-Marine Paul Whelan spent years in Russian prisons as Washington and Moscow stumbled into a new era of hostage diplomacy.
The effort to bring home WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich and others unfolded on three continents, involving spy agencies, billionaires, political power players and his fiercest advocate – his mother.
Persistence and determination brought WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich home from Russia – it’s a joyous day for the millions who have stood with him and defended the free press.
Russia has freed wrongly convicted Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich as part of the largest and most complex East-West prisoner swap since the Cold War, in a sweeping deal that involved 24 prisoners and at least six countries.
Netanyahu has thrown down the gauntlet, indicating that Israel intends to crush Hamas and win rather than negotiate with it and permit it to survive.
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