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Today's headlines and in-depth analysis from around the world.
Fake Iran war videos racked up tens of millions of views in two weeks. AI-generated propaganda from all sides is making this the first conflict where truth is genuinely impossible to find.
The US strike on Kharg Island, Iran's active mining of Hormuz, and Taliban drones reaching Islamabad are one crisis — connected by oil, debt, and military overstretch. Here's the system.
A Lebanese-American who lost family in an airstrike rammed a Michigan synagogue. An ISIS supporter shot up a Virginia ROTC class. Both on March 12. Here's what the world sees that Americans don't.
Namibia's HyIron plant produces green iron with zero emissions using solar-powered hydrogen — and could undercut fossil fuel costs by 2030.
Brent crude crossed $100 a barrel. The Dow lost 739 points. Gas jumped 21% in two weeks. Here's how the Iran war is hitting wallets from Detroit to Delhi -- and why the Fed can't help.
Oil hit $100 a barrel. The headlines focus on gas prices and stock markets. But the real casualties are a hotel worker in Thailand losing shifts and a Brazilian farmer watching fertilizer costs double.
Test your media literacy skills by identifying which headlines come from which regions. Same story, totally different angles.
Ramadan and Lent overlap for the first time in 163 years during the deadliest Middle East conflict in decades. The Vatican called it a catalyst for peace. Reality looks different.
US draft rules would require government permits for all AI chip exports worldwide, even to allies like the UK and Japan. Here's how the world sees it differently.
The US measles outbreak hit 1,362 cases across 31 states by March 12, 2026 — and 5.87 billion people have never heard about it.
A 30-day sanctions waiver on Russian oil reveals the geopolitical chaos created when America's war collides with global energy markets.
WTO projects global trade growth will slow to just 0.5% in 2026—the slowest since the pandemic. But where it's collapsing tells the real story of deglobalization.
