International reporting filed across Nuvellum’s regional desks, from diplomacy and conflict to elections and disasters.
A panel of independent UN experts warned that US deportations of third-country nationals to nations with which they have no ties are increasing risks of torture, ill-treatment, and enforced disappearance.
About 71 percent of voters opposed an initiative to impose stricter constitutional limits on Switzerland’s neutrality, according to a projection.
Ten local guides preparing for an expedition are missing following an avalanche at a base camp near Himlung Himal in Nepal's Manang district.
Heavy rainfall causes rising river levels, evacuations, and structural damage across parts of northern India and Nepal over a three-day period.
During his visit to France, Pope Leo XIV praised bishops for taking courageous steps regarding abuse, while scheduled to meet with survivors in Lourdes.
Massive artificial intelligence data centers across Europe are facing local protests over resource consumption, while operators argue they boost digital sovereignty and energy independence.
A powerful nor'easter storm is affecting tens of millions in the north-eastern US, prompting states of emergency, flight delays, power outages, and event cancellations.
US President Donald Trump has rejected calls to combine artificial intelligence efforts with China, stating that the US will maintain its lead and not slow down development.
New Delhi and Islamabad exchanged sharp criticisms at the UN General Assembly over Kashmir, cross-border terrorism, water resources, and past military clashes.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran sent a proposal through Qatar tied to conditions in the June US-Iran memorandum.
A Jackson detective testified that investigators believe Fortune was killed before her body was placed in a tree; three people have been arrested.
Clashes between Tigrayan forces and Ethiopia's federal army are putting the 2022 Pretoria peace deal under renewed strain.
CNN was omitted from the media schedule for President Donald Trump's Saturday trip, days after a federal judge ordered broader White House access restored.
Governments and companies are competing to rebuild strategic capacity.
Infrastructure, finance and demographics are shifting influence toward urban systems.
Old alliances remain, but economic and technological influence no longer follows the same map.
Ukraine's president says strikes on data centres and internet providers are intended to disrupt ordinary life, while Russia says some targeted facilities supported Ukrainian military intelligence.
Logistics networks increasingly sit at the center of state strategy.
The biggest changes are not always the loudest. Trade, technology, capital and culture are reshaping power beneath the daily news cycle.
Ports, corridors and trade infrastructure are becoming strategic assets.
Demographics and capital are redrawing the geography of growth.
