Marcus Webb

The prosecution closes in on France's Sarkozy over alleged Libyan funding during his 2007 campaign, marking a pivotal moment in a series of legal battles.

WHO Chief suggests vigilance despite no larger hantavirus outbreak, implying potential health challenges globally.

Australia's housing reform aims to aid young buyers, but critics suggest it may hinder supply in a complex housing market.

President Macron outlines France's evolving ties with Africa, emphasizing new partnerships and addressing key issues like Mali and immigration.

This year's parade lacked military hardware, signaling a shift in Russia's global military projection.

EU invites Taliban officials for talks on Afghan migrant returns, sparking debate over humanitarian and diplomatic concerns.

Bhavitha Mandava's Met Gala debut underscores cultural representation, sparking dialogue on diversity and aesthetics in global fashion.

Andy Burnham emerges as Labour's beacon, poised to challenge Reform's surge and guide the UK away from a Trumpian trajectory.

Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, Duterte's former drug war enforcer, dodges ICC arrest by seeking protection in the Philippine Senate.

A paratrooper training exercise at Jervis Bay ends tragically, marking the second fatal incident in two years, raising safety concerns.

Ukraine and Russia report continued clashes despite a US-mediated ceasefire, raising concerns over lasting peace.

Iran dismisses US accusations of 'excessive demands' in their latest proposal to end ongoing conflict. Tehran insists its terms are reasonable.