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A pump attendant, in a black sweater written Astrol fuels a car at an petrol station in Kenya
EconomyApril 15, 2026

Kenyan drivers slammed with record fuel hikes as global energy crisis deepens

Kenyan energy regulators have imposed record-breaking fuel price increases, forcing consumers to pay the price for global instability and supply chain disruptions.

A still from CCTV footage showing a male in light coloured clothing lunging towards another male in dark clothing.
Culture WarApril 15, 2026

Courageous Principal Stops School Shooter in Oklahoma

A high school principal in Oklahoma is being hailed as a hero after he charged at an armed former student to stop a shooting, suffering a gunshot wound in the process.

Split screen image of displaced Sudanese woman and the BBC's Barbara Plett Usher
Foreign PolicyApril 15, 2026

Sudan's Descent Into Chaos: A Failure of Global Diplomacy

Three years into a brutal civil war, Sudan remains mired in a humanitarian catastrophe that world leaders have failed to resolve.

Roelf Meyer is seen in a blue suit and tie as he stands outside the Union Buildings
Foreign PolicyApril 15, 2026

South Africa Taps Apartheid-Era Veteran to Repair Ties with Washington

South Africa has appointed former apartheid-era minister Roelf Meyer as its new ambassador to the United States, aiming to mend a diplomatic relationship severely damaged by previous inflammatory rhetoric.

A blue and red boat sailing on the ocean with a sunset in the background with the coast of Indonesia just in view in the left of frame, taken off the coast of Labuhan Haji in Southern Aceh province on October 23, 2024.
ImmigrationApril 15, 2026

Deadly Consequences: Hundreds Missing After Illegal Migrant Boat Capsizes

Approximately 250 migrants are missing after their overcrowded trawler sank in the Andaman Sea, highlighting the lethal risks inherent in illegal maritime migration.

A young man with brown hair and a white shirt looks at the camera
TechApril 15, 2026

Australian Teenager Convicted in Landmark Deepfake Pornography Prosecution

A 19-year-old Australian man has pleaded guilty to creating and distributing deepfake pornography, marking the first successful prosecution under new national legislation.

American livestreamer Johnny Somali
Foreign PolicyApril 15, 2026

American livestreamer faces justice in South Korea for serial harassment

A South Korean court has sentenced American YouTuber Ismael Ramsey Khalid to six months in prison for public nuisance and other charges following a series of provocative stunts that sparked outrage.

A man with dark hair gesticulates from a seated position, wearing a blue suit and a red tie.
PoliticsApril 15, 2026

JD Vance Calls Out Pope Leo for Meddling in Geopolitical Affairs

Vice President JD Vance confronted Pope Leo's recent political commentary, warning the leader of the Catholic Church to stick to theology rather than criticizing U.S. foreign policy.

Tuesday, April 14

US delegation at the US-Israeli talks in Washington.
Foreign PolicyApril 14, 2026

Israel and Lebanon Open Direct Talks to Curb Iranian-Backed Hezbollah

Israel and Lebanon have entered direct negotiations mediated by the U.S. to dismantle Hezbollah's influence and restore security along the border.

Scott Bessent raises his hands while talking, sitting in front of a dark blue screen.
Foreign PolicyApril 14, 2026

Bessent: Eliminating Iran's Nuclear Threat Worth Short-Term Economic Pain

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the economic fallout of the conflict with Iran, asserting that preventing a nuclear catastrophe is far more critical than short-term GDP forecasts.

Donald Trump has a stern expressions wearing a suit with gold in the background
Foreign PolicyApril 14, 2026

Trump Launches Naval Blockade to Choke Iranian Oil Revenue

President Trump has initiated a naval blockade of Iranian ports to target the regime's oil exports and stop the extortion of international shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.