The United States and Russia conducted a historic prisoner swap, the largest since the Cold War, resulting in the release of 16 individuals.
Hamas political figure Ismail Haniyeh is dead, sparking widespread debate and rattling Gaza ceasefire efforts.
Venezuela's opposition released a database claiming their candidate Edmundo González won 6.3M votes to Maduro's 2.8M, challenging the official results that declared Maduro the winner with 51%.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro claimed victory in the country's presidential election, but his win is being questioned by the opposition, the United States, and several Latin American countries.
Putin warned the United States that Russia would respond with "mirror measures" if the U.S. deploys long-range missiles in Germany, potentially leading to a Cold War-style missile crisis.
The Pentagon has completed the most challenging drone defense demonstration to date.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken invites the two generals of Sudan's warring factions to peace talks.
As stakes intensify in Israeli-U.S. relations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits Washington.
World power dynamics shaken and exposed by single disruptive IT event.
Chaos arises from a faulty update.
Warrior Shibu Inu's of the North Atlantic Fellas Organization take a decentralized approach to fighting Russian state propaganda.
The Associated Press saw an accord between Beijing and Manila to improve maritime dispute communication, and avoid clashes at sea.
