211 articles in the World News category.
By Tommy Flynn
The initiative stems from a peace accord brokered by the U.S. in June 2025, where DRC and Rwandan officials committed to ending a long-simmering conflict in eastern Congo that has claimed thousands of lives and disrupted mining operations.
By RWTNews Staff
The drones, part of a broader Russian barrage targeting western Ukraine—including threats to the city of Zamosc near the Polish border—strayed into Polish territory, forcing a rapid response from Warsaw.
By Tommy Flynn
The IDF described the operation as a "precise strike" against Hamas figures responsible for orchestrating the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel, emphasizing efforts to limit civilian casualties
By Tommy Flynn
The decision comes as the U.S. assumes the G20 presidency in 2026, marking the first time America hosts the event in nearly two decades.
By RWTNews Staff
The agency's history reeks of corruption. In early 2025, staff physically barred DOGE auditors, requiring U.S. Marshals to enter the building. They resisted Peter Marocco's appointment as acting chairman, locking doors and defying White House directives.
By Brett Rowland
Trump earlier this year killed Canada's plans to implement a digital services tax, but the president has made clear he doesn't want to see similar taxes pop up elsewhere, threatening to respond with U.S. tariffs if countries impose the tax unilaterally.
By Thérèse Boudreaux
Thune’s offer to provide “economic leverage” comes as Congress nears the Sept. 30 government funding deadline without a clear bipartisan strategy in place.
By Tommy Flynn
Looking ahead, the process appears poised for rapid advancement. The bilateral Zelensky-Putin meeting could occur soon, potentially in a neutral location like Turkey or the Middle East, paving the way for the trilateral.
By RWTNews Staff
The plan ties into Israel's military strategy, with reports indicating a Gaza City siege planned for October 7, 2025, requiring civilian evacuations to minimize casualties while targeting Hamas.
By RWTNews Staff
"This young woman suffered from leukemia, not starvation," COGAT stated. Foreign Ministry spokesman Oren Marmorstein labeled the coverage "Hamas propaganda."
By Tommy Flynn
Witkoff, detailing the discussions on CNN's "State of the Union," described the guarantees as "game-changing."
By Tommy Flynn
From the start of the war until now: An overview of how and why it got started, where things stand today and prospects for potential peace.