Charles III to be crowned king in first UK coronation since 1953

Trumpet fanfares will sound through London's Westminster Abbey and ceremonial gun salutes will blast out across land and sea to mark the first coronation of a British monarch since 1953 -- and only the fifth since 1838.

Reconquista movement fuels anti-Muslim sentiment

Spain's Reconquista movement uses social media to spread hateful messages about Muslims and recruit new members.

Weaving narratives: The poetic prose of Fatimah Asghar

The artistic storytelling of Fatimah Asghar wins the inaugural Carol Shields Prize for Fiction for her debut novel, "When We Were Sisters".

India-Pakistan tensions flare at SCO meeting of foreign ministers

Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan exchanged incensed remarks on cross-border terrorism at the recent SCO conference.

Commonwealth’s Indigenous representatives demand King Charles apologize for colonialism

Representatives from 12 Commonwealth countries also call for ‘process of reparatory justice’ to commence

Italian FM cancels trip to France after ‘insults’ from Paris

France and Italy have been at loggerheads for years over immigration policy

Israel claims Iran can make nuclear bombs

Tehran has enough enriched material to produce as many as five nuclear bombs, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has claimed

Turkish opposition is gay – Erdogan

Ahead of a crucial election this month, the incumbent president argued that only his party can protect family values

‘Very happy’ Ed Sheeran wins US copyright trial

The English musician hugged his team inside a Manhattan federal courtroom after jurors ruled that he had "independently" created his 2014 song.

Rising iPhone sales help Apple beat forecasts

The iPhone maker's bottom line capped a successful earnings season for US tech giants, with Meta, Google and Amazon also beating expectations after suffering a painful spell of lower sales and profits.

Unpacking misconceptions: John Esposito on the true nature of Islam

Esposito, a distinguished professor of religion and author of over 50 books on Islam, talks about Islam in recent interview.

US national security advisor to visit Saudi Arabia

"This weekend I will be in Saudi Arabia for meetings with its leadership," Jake Sullivan said in a speech to the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, a think tank in Washington.
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