The less moderated online spaces provided by Telegram have also enabled extremists to reach wider masses and do self-promotion, brand development, and propaganda dissemination.
US President Donald Trump appears to have softened his stance on his administration's aggressive immigration reforms, saying America needs to bring in foreign talent for certain fields.
The dotted lines illustrating the border between Western Sahara and Morocco, indicating the former's disputed territory status, have never been visible to people using Google Maps in the latter, the company told AFP on Tuesday.
Legislation moving through Congress that would end the government shutdown in the US would also allow eight Republican senators to seek hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages for the capitol riot probe done by the Biden administration.
New York City is looking up to a "really tough time" under mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, warned real estate billionaire Barry Sternlicht, who said he is considering moving his team out of the Big Apple.
In a major U-turn on his immigration agenda, US President Donald Trump has advocated for allowing foreign students to study in American universities.
Hundreds of people staged a demonstration in Belgrade on Tuesday against the planned demolition of a former army headquarters to make way for a luxury hotel complex that US President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner wants to build.
India on Tuesday reaffirmed its firm commitment to multilateralism and equity in global climate action, and said that developed nations must fulfil their legal obligations on finance, technology transfer and capacity building to developing countries.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper on the sidelines of the G7 Foreign Ministers Meet in Canada.
With US President Donald Trump skipping the UN's climate summit in the Amazon, California Governor Gavin Newsom grabbed the spotlight Tuesday and unleashed a barrage of attacks on the fossil fuel agenda of his political nemesis.
Ukrainian investigators on Tuesday accused a key ally of President Volodymyr Zelensky of orchestrating a $100 million corruption scheme, as a major standoff over graft in the war-torn country escalates.
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor on Tuesday said he looks forward to taking up his new assignment in New Delhi and thanked President Donald Trump for the opportunity to serve as Washington's envoy to the country.
An Indonesian student suspected in last week's bomb attack on a high school mosque had assembled small-scale explosive devices at home and wanted to copy extremists he found online but had no links with any militant networks, authorities said.
Palestinian mother Hanan al-Joujou, 31, has to feed her three children in the dark with a flashlight as there is no electricity in Gaza even after last month's Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
The Pakistan government's 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill grants sweeping powers to the country's army chief, Asim Munir. Under the constitutional changes passed by the upper house of parliament, Munir will take overall command of the military.
The BBC's outgoing boss urged staff to "fight" for its journalism Tuesday as the broadcaster grappled with how to respond to Donald Trump's threat of a lawsuit over a misleading edit of the US president.
The hospital paid the family 200,000 yuan (Rs 24,77,340) in compensation.
The accident was attributed to Souza reportedly suffering a headache while driving, causing him to lose control of the vehicle.
Billionaire Barry Sternlicht warned that New York City could "turn into Mumbai" under mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, criticising union rules, housing costs, and left-leaning tenant policies that he says threaten business stability.
There were 20 people on board the Turkish military cargo plane that crashed in Georgia on Tuesday while flying back home from Azerbaijan, the defence ministry said.
PM Modi said in May that any future 'terror' attack would be viewed as an 'act of war'. That limits who India can blame.
Indigenous protesters stormed the UN’s COP30 climate summit in Belem, Brazil, clashing with security officers inside.
Israel has faced calls to allow aid into northern Gaza through the crossing, which has been closed for two months.
Venezuela’s military is practicing its readiness for war, as the US continues its troop build-up in the Caribbean.
Without built-in health protections, sanctions kill civilians as surely as bombs and bullets.
Accident would add to more than 1,000 migrant deaths in central Mediterranean crossings this year.
Justice Minister German Galushchenko allegedly took part in the scheme involving state nuclear power firm Energoatom.
Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit exposes military attempts to crush underground rebel groups operating in big cities.
The US president would find it difficult to prove defamation if he sues in the US, where free speech is safeguarded.
Is success really earned, or is meritocracy an illusion?
A newly constructed bridge in southwest China has partially collapsed.
Hit hard by aid cuts and sanctions, Afghanistan is struggling to absorb 4.5 million returnees since 2023.
New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani promised to make the city more affordable. But can he fund his policies?
The security pact, to be signed in January, pledges both countries to consult each other on security concerns.
No agribusiness, oil exploration, illegal miners or illegal loggers, the protesters say at UN climate summit in Belem.
A Turkish investigative team begins work at the crash site in coordination with Georgian authorities.
Australia's High Court says government acted within its rights when it passed a law revoking 99-year lease for site.
Spaniard's victory moves him to within one win of beating out Jannik Sinner for yearend number one ranking.
The slow-moving storm is due to make landfall on Wednesday night after departing the Philippines.
Announcement comes as US aircraft carrier arrives in the Caribbean and Presidents Trump, Petro feud.
Blasts in the capitals of India and Pakistan on Monday and Tuesday killed 13 and 12 people, respectively.
The world banned nuclear testing in 1996. The US says it might be time to start again.
Investigations and arrests continue after South Korean ex-President Yoon Suk-yeol's failed bid to impose martial law.
Protest comes as Brazil's leader Lula says COP30 participants should be 'inspired' by Indigenous peoples.
Police seized 61,000 Bitcoin from Zhimin Qian, 47, as part of a years-long money laundering investigation.