IShowSpeed is taking The Eyes of Ghana to theaters with Barack and Michelle Obama as executive producers. What does that mean for Kwame Nkrumah's anti-imperialist legacy?

Ecuador's president has confronted constitutional judges, deployed troops against Indigenous protesters and faced growing criticism over pressure on the press. Inside Noboa's expanding emergency state.

Federal agents seized Ilhan Omar’s passport and phone in an immigration investigation that officials reportedly hope will strip the outspoken congresswoman of U.S. citizenship.

Keiko Fujimori's approval has collapsed to 28.3%, with 53.6% disapproving. Peru is discovering how much harder it is for the right to govern than to obstruct.

South Africa's biggest union federation ends exclusive ANC backing, endorsing the Communist Party as well for November's elections while choosing a new communist president.

Sheinbaum orders Meta, Google, X and other platforms to shield young users from violent content, with a one-month compliance window and tougher laws possible.

The Council of the EU has refused to delist Hüseyin Doğru. The Redstream founder argues that sanctions targeting alleged Russian interference punish his Palestine reporting.

Bulgaria has lost 2.28 million residents since 1990. Soros financed post-Soviet institutions while privatization devastated working-class security across the region.

New arms-tracing research finds missile-specific materials in intercepted cargo linked to a Chinese supplier, raising questions about Yemen's changing weapons networks.