West Indies Secure Dominant Eight Wicket Victory Against Bangladesh
The West Indies defeated Bangladesh by eight wickets in the first Test. Brandon King led the charge with a career-best score.
Sudanese Artists Work To Preserve Culture Amid Ongoing Conflict
Sudanese artist Awad Haroun continues his creative work after fleeing his home due to the ongoing conflict in Khartoum.
Alaska Faces Controversy Over Two Candidates Named Dan Sullivan
Alaska's Senate race features two candidates named Dan Sullivan, leading to accusations of voter manipulation and a federal investigation.
New Conflict In Yemen Displaces Nearly Three Hundred Thousand People
A surge in Yemen's conflict has displaced 290,000 people since August. Pregnant women and civilians face extreme risks as fighting intensifies.
Former Rebel Leader Elected As Chief Minister Of Philippine Muslim Region
Former rebel leader Abdulraof Macacua secured a historic victory to become the chief minister of the Bangsamoro region in the Philippines.
Paris Police Increase Security Measures Across The City
Police in Paris have increased their presence by setting up barricades and performing security checks across the city.
Iranian Lawmakers Suggest Withdrawing From Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Iranian lawmakers are pushing to leave the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Meanwhile, Qatari mediators are working to restart peace talks with the U.S.
United States Approves Sale Of Five Hundred Patriot Missiles To Ukraine
The U.S. approved a $2.1 billion sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine, though delivery could take years.
Aston Villa Plans Legal Action Against Jamie Carragher
Aston Villa is taking legal action against Jamie Carragher. The club claims the pundit made insulting comments about their team and fans.
Iran Issues Strong Warning Regarding Potential Military Strikes
Iran's Supreme Leader promises a strong response to any attacks as diplomats work to prevent a war with the United States.
The United Nations Ends Its Long Political Mission In Somalia
The United Nations concluded its political mission in Somalia this weekend. This move ends three decades of international political support in the region.
Do Tough Laws Stop Drug Crimes In Singapore And Malaysia
Singapore and Malaysia take different paths regarding the death penalty for drug crimes. 101 East explores the impact of these policies on families.