Slovenians went to the polls on Sunday (March 22) to choose between incumbent liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob and right-wing populist Janez Jansa, with voters voicing concern about a growing sense of political divisiveness.

Thousands of people march across Chile to mark World Water Day and protest President José Antonio Kast’s rollback of environmental rules.

Italy’s conservative premier, Giorgia Meloni, faces a pivotal political test in a two-day referendum on judicial reform. The vote starts on Sunday. It has transformed into a broader judgment on

Israeli settlers rampaged through multiple Palestinian villages overnight Saturday and into Sunday, smashing cars, setting fires and wounding several men in the latest flare-up of violence in the occupied West Bank.

Now the 50-year-old commander of Ukraine’s unmanned forces is a weathered warrior and the lead architect of a strategy to target drone power at individual Russian soldiers. Four years into the war, Ukraine’s central challenge has become not so much holding territory as removing Russians faster than the Kremlin can recruit them.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies declined anew as the US, Israel and Iran traded fresh threats and attacks. The largest coin fell as much as 3.3% on Sunday to trade around $68,150, the lowest level since early March.

An American-operated Patriot air defense battery likely fired the interceptor missile involved in a pre-dawn explosion that injured dozens of civilians in U.S.-ally Bahrain 10 days into the war on Iran,

Japan says Iran has released one of two detained Japanese nationals, and the person is now returning home. Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi shared the update Sunday on a Fuji Television talk