Fast-paced drill hip hop has moved from social media to bars and nightclubs in months, with Gen Z fueling demand and critics warning of damage.

Refugees get help with documents, bureaucracy, and services, as Ethiopia hosts more than one million.

In a New York Times interview, the mayor signals how he plans to spend influence, and why it matters now.

A 20-day hunger strike over India’s exam system triggered hospital transport, spotlighting how protests meet law-and-order priorities.

A new commercial launch capability begins with Vikram-1, reshaping who gets to sell space access.

Experts warn the reversal could prolong the war and complicate US midterms.

In Japan, sudden or violent deaths trigger superstition fears, pushing property owners to hire “ghost investigators” to reassure buyers.

With voters heading to polls, a Russia military agreement turns a small archipelago into a geopolitical test case.

A furious exchange with the Times editor lands at a fragile moment for Reform UK’s relationship with rightwing media.

After missing the final, France and England meet Saturday for third, with Deschamps calling the game an unnecessary consolation.

France 24 quizzes supporters on the only-ever-at-every-World-Cup team and the tournament’s all-time winners.

Decision-makers get a clear read on the scope of the attack and why Moscow is already framing it as a managed disruption.