Over 7,200 migrants are detained for months or years in poor conditions, with prolonged holds under Trump-era policies despite willingness to leave or legal protections.

South Korea raided 18 sites, including intelligence agencies, on Feb. 10, 2026, over North Korea’s alleged drone infiltration.

Indonesia considers sending up to 8,000 troops to Gaza under U.S.-brokered ceasefire plan, pending Hamas disarmament.

China's 2026 white paper reaffirms central control over Hong Kong’s security, citing the National Security Law and "patriots governing Hong Kong" to ensure stability and integration.

A 2025 Gallup poll shows rising U.S. anxiety over politics and government, especially among those 35 and older, amid growing generational divides and distrust in institutions.

A Florida lawsuit challenges Gov. DeSantis' power to call a mid-decade special session to redraw congressional maps, citing constitutional separation of powers and the "Fair Districts" amendment.

California newspapers condemn Trump’s racist social media post, calling it harmful and unjustifiable.

After Maduro's ouster, Venezuelan opposition activists are increasingly speaking out, signaling a rare shift toward political openness.

Zimbabwe agrees with IMF on 10-month plan to boost stability and unlock future aid.

U.S. President Trump announced Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s March 19 White House visit, praising her ahead of Japan’s snap election and highlighting strengthened U.S.-Japan ties on defense, trade, and China.