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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...
UK Signals Time-Limited Talks on Slavery Apology Without Setting a Date
British diplomats seek to show urgency on a slavery apology, promising time-bound talks while no formal timetable has been confirmed.
Salary transparency moves to the centre of hiring rules
Employers are being pushed to include pay details in job adverts before a new law aimed at improving transparency and reducing discrimination.
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.
UK Electric Car Targets Face Expected Reduction as 2030 Ban Remains in Place
The UK is expected to reduce EV targets this week while keeping the 2030 phaseout of new petrol and diesel cars.
Commons Speaker Presses for Action as Parliament Restoration Delays Mount
Sir Lindsay Hoyle calls for action on Parliament restoration after a committee warns it is crunch time for the ageing Westminster estate.
Miliband Says Slavery Apology Would Not Mean a Taxpayer Bill
Miliband says a slavery apology would not create costs for UK taxpayers, while arguing Britain must confront its past openly.
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.
Manchester United Rescue Point in Eight-Goal Old Trafford Draw
Manchester United scored twice in stoppage time to draw 4-4 with Aston Villa but enter the break in the Premier League relegation zone.
Britain’s NEET Challenge Puts Youth Work Pathways Under Scrutiny
Nearly one million UK young people are outside work, education or training as Alan Milburn prepares a major report on youth employment.
Australia Leave Labuschagne Out of Home Test Series Against New Zealand
Australia have left Marnus Labuschagne out of the four-Test home series against New Zealand, a notable call for the Test side.
Willie Nelson at 93: Still Working, Still Looking Forward
At 93, Willie Nelson remains active in music and business, focusing on concerts and Willie's Reserve rather than revisiting his past.
Australia Leave Labuschagne Out of Home Test Series Against New Zealand
Australia have left Marnus Labuschagne out of the four-Test home series against New Zealand, a notable call for the Test side.
Willie Nelson at 93: Still Working, Still Looking Forward
At 93, Willie Nelson remains active in music and business, focusing on concerts and Willie's Reserve rather than revisiting his past.
Quantum Boundary May Redraw the Future of Ultrafast Electronics
A newly found quantum limit on tracking electrons in space and time could guide faster electronics and chemical reaction control.
Maya Red Pigment Left a Toxic Legacy in Yucatán Waters
Sediment cores show cinnabar-based red paint polluted Maya-era waters with mercury, affecting aquatic life in the Yucatán.
Quantum Boundary May Redraw the Future of Ultrafast Electronics
A newly found quantum limit on tracking electrons in space and time could guide faster electronics and chemical reaction control.
Maya Red Pigment Left a Toxic Legacy in Yucatán Waters
Sediment cores show cinnabar-based red paint polluted Maya-era waters with mercury, affecting aquatic life in the Yucatán.
Labubu’s Monster Moment Cools as Pop Mart Faces Weaker Demand
Pop Mart revenue has fallen as demand for Labubu collectible monsters weakens, signaling a cooler phase for the designer toy boom.
Commons Speaker Presses for Action as Parliament Restoration Delays Mount
Sir Lindsay Hoyle calls for action on Parliament restoration after a committee warns it is crunch time for the ageing Westminster estate.
Surgeon at Lunch Credited With Saving Officer After Shooting Near Krakow
A surgeon dining near a shooting outside Krakow is credited with saving an injured officer, as police are praised for limiting further harm.
Krakow Shooting Leaves Nine Dead Across Two Crime Scenes
Six people were killed in Krakow’s main square, with three more bodies later found at the attacker’s home.
AI Shares Regain Ground After Market Rout Erases Trillions
AI-linked technology shares rebounded after a sharp selloff driven in part by concerns over a Democratic election victory.
Tech Stocks Slide as U.S. Midterms Intensify AI Oversight Concerns
Global technology shares fell as U.S. midterm uncertainty raised concerns over tougher scrutiny of data centres and AI growth.
Vance’s Iran War Critique Exposes a Rare Rift Inside Trump’s Republican Party
JD Vance’s criticism after a Republican election defeat highlights tensions over the Iran war and Trump’s political leadership.
Annie Andrews Breaks a Long Democratic Drought in South Carolina Senate Race
Annie Andrews is projected to defeat Darline Graham, ending an almost three-decade Democratic drought in South Carolina.
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.












