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Isaac Hammouch: De Kinshasa à Jérusalem, une alliance de solutions
La République démocratique du Congo et Israël ont l’occasion de transformer leur rapprochement diplomatique en un partenariat stratégique fondé sur l’agriculture, l’eau, la santé,...
Complaint against Mohammed VI before the ICC: What is known, what remains to be proven
A legal initiative targeting King Mohammed VI and Moroccan Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch has sparked numerous reactions on social media over the past...
Healey Faces Scrutiny Over Minimum Wage Pledge for Younger Workers
Healey’s remarks raise doubts over whether younger workers will receive the same minimum wage before the next election.
Healey’s First Budget Faces a Cost-of-Living Test
John Healey’s first Budget will focus on cost-of-living support, energy bills and devolution as the government seeks delivery.
Healey’s First Budget Puts Energy Relief at the Centre
Healey’s first Budget includes £100 energy bill support and a bank tax, as opposition parties argue the plan lacks ambition.
Mahmood revises migrant settlement plan after concerns over care workers
UK home secretary Shabana Mahmood has revised plans on when migrants can claim permanent residency, with care workers at the centre.
Britain Faces Slavery Apology Calls as Reparations Remain Off the Table
Burnham is open to calls for a slavery apology, while Britain’s prime minister says reparations are not the right answer.
Isaac Hammouch: De Kinshasa à Jérusalem, une alliance de solutions
La République démocratique du Congo et Israël ont l’occasion de transformer leur rapprochement diplomatique en un partenariat stratégique fondé...
How Israel and Jewish Voters Are Shaping Michigan’s Primaries
Abdul El-Sayed’s pro-Palestinian Senate bid highlights how positions on Israel and Jewish community concerns are influencing multiple Michigan primary races, including districts with small Jewish populations.
UK court convicts Norwegian linked to murder-for-hire scheme tied to Iran-linked network
A UK court has convicted a 19-year-old Norwegian for his role in a murder-for-hire operation ordered by an Iran-linked gang and connected to the sanctioned Foxtrot Network, authorities say.
IDF Reportedly Seizes Land in PA-Run Area to Connect Two Planned West Bank Settlements
The Times of Israel reports the IDF seized land in PA-run Area A of the north-west West Bank to create a link between two planned settlements; separate clashes and arrests were also reported.
Newcastle Pressure Builds as Matthias Jaissle Faces Early Test
Matthias Jaissle faces growing pressure at Newcastle after another home defeat and boos from supporters just three months into his contract.
“Mogging” Takes the Spotlight as Collins’ Word of the Year
Collins names “mogging” its word of the year, spotlighting a slang term used for outshining or upstaging someone.
Rachel Reeves Re-enters Labour Debate With a Defence of Her Record
Rachel Reeves uses a Harvard lecture preview to defend her record, underline Labour’s European stance and sharpen contrasts with Andy Burnham.
Carragher Questions Newcastle’s Direction After Everton Defeat
Jamie Carragher says Newcastle looked flat and boring after losing to Everton, warning Matthias Jaissle’s side faces a difficult season.
Rachel Reeves Re-enters Labour Debate With a Defence of Her Record
Rachel Reeves uses a Harvard lecture preview to defend her record, underline Labour’s European stance and sharpen contrasts with Andy Burnham.
Carragher Questions Newcastle’s Direction After Everton Defeat
Jamie Carragher says Newcastle looked flat and boring after losing to Everton, warning Matthias Jaissle’s side faces a difficult season.
Bernie Taupin Steps Out From Behind the Songbook
Bernie Taupin discusses anonymity, his Elton John partnership, a new solo album and a life that now includes rodeo culture.
Experimental Spinal Cord Injury Drug Points to New Alzheimer’s Pathway
An experimental drug first developed for spinal cord injuries has shown potential against DNA damage and inflammation in Alzheimer’s disease.
Bernie Taupin Steps Out From Behind the Songbook
Bernie Taupin discusses anonymity, his Elton John partnership, a new solo album and a life that now includes rodeo culture.
Experimental Spinal Cord Injury Drug Points to New Alzheimer’s Pathway
An experimental drug first developed for spinal cord injuries has shown potential against DNA damage and inflammation in Alzheimer’s disease.
Borrowers’ Platform Seeks a Stronger Voice for Debtor Nations
The new Borrowers’ Platform aims to help debtor countries share expertise and gain leverage in a fragmented sovereign debt system.
Hubble and Webb expose the layered anatomy of the Cat’s Head Nebula
New Hubble and Webb views reveal dust, gas and an unresolved bright spot inside the Cat’s Head Nebula in Carina.
US Describes Qeshm Island Strikes as Limited and Defensive
US officials described strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island as limited and defensive as Washington approaches midterm elections.
False Radiation Warning Exposes Vulnerability of Wartime Alert Apps
Ukraine’s Air Force says an air raid alert app sent a false radiation warning after an apparent hack; Russia later reported a similar breach.
German Cost-of-Living Protests Turn Violent as Shops Are Looted
Shops were looted during German cost-of-living protests, with Frankfurt police reporting violent riots and unrest in several major cities.
Washington Clears Sale of 500 Patriot Interceptors to Ukraine
U.S. approval for 500 Patriot interceptors strengthens Ukraine’s missile defense against Russian ballistic attacks.
At Least 68 Dead After High-Speed Train Collision in Spain
A high-speed train collision in Spain has killed at least 68 people after one train hit another stopped on the same track.
Finland and Norway Open Rare Line to Putin Over Ukraine War
Finland and Norway held a rare call with Vladimir Putin as Helsinki said ending the Ukraine war will not come through silence.
Vučić Concedes Defeat as Serbia’s Student-Led Movement Claims a Political Breakthrough
Serbia’s longtime leader Aleksandar Vučić says his party has lost a vote framed as a test of the country’s future.
France Faces New Pressure After Mass Protests Lead to Nearly 1,000 Arrests
Hundreds of thousands demonstrated across France, with nearly 1,000 arrests after clashes and parallel protests in other European countries.
Hospitals Targeted in Sudan, UN Warns of Possible War Crimes
A BBC probe says RSF fighters struck hospitals in Sudan. UN rights chief Volker Türk warns multiple attacks may amount to war crimes.
Emergency PHP Flaw Prompts Global Website Shutdowns
Critical PHP vulnerabilities trigger website outages worldwide as emergency patches are deployed; administrators urged to apply updates and monitor systems.
US Envoy to Meet Putin as Kyiv and Washington Trade Claims Over Intelligence
A US envoy will meet Putin in Russia as Kyiv says intelligence sharing 'works now' and Washington rejects claims of withheld data.
Curfews Enforced in Parts of Paris and Other Cities After Weekend Riots
Curfews imposed in parts of Paris and other French cities after weekend rioting; interior minister says police 'lost control' in some areas.












