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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’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.
Burnham Opens Door to Evidence-Led Debate on EU Free Movement
Burnham backs an evidence-led debate on whether Britain should reconsider free movement with Europe after Brexit.
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.
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.
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.
Eddie Howe and Manchester United: the fit, the risks and the unanswered questions
Eddie Howe’s Manchester United links raise questions over style, pressure, recruitment and whether the timing would suit club and coach.
Celebrity Traitors Finale Crowns a Breakout Reality TV Moment
Celebrity Traitors ends its second series after drawing 15 million viewers, underscoring the strength of reality competition TV.
Burnham Rules Out Slavery Reparations but Urges Britain to Face Its Past
Andy Burnham says Britain should confront its slavery history and work with the Commonwealth, while rejecting financial reparations.
Celebrity Traitors Finale Crowns a Breakout Reality TV Moment
Celebrity Traitors ends its second series after drawing 15 million viewers, underscoring the strength of reality competition TV.
Burnham Rules Out Slavery Reparations but Urges Britain to Face Its Past
Andy Burnham says Britain should confront its slavery history and work with the Commonwealth, while rejecting financial reparations.
Verstappen and Lawson Handed Grid Penalties After Mexico City Practice Collision
Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson receive one-place grid penalties after an unacceptable practice collision at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Patrick Stewart, the stage actor who carried Shakespeare into pop culture
Patrick Stewart, who died aged 86, leaves a career shaped by Shakespeare, the RSC, Star Trek, X-Men and a rare command of stagecraft.
Verstappen and Lawson Handed Grid Penalties After Mexico City Practice Collision
Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson receive one-place grid penalties after an unacceptable practice collision at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Patrick Stewart, the stage actor who carried Shakespeare into pop culture
Patrick Stewart, who died aged 86, leaves a career shaped by Shakespeare, the RSC, Star Trek, X-Men and a rare command of stagecraft.
Spacewalk Advances Major Power Upgrade for the International Space Station
Astronauts installed a new ISS solar array during a 7-hour spacewalk, moving NASA closer to a 30% power increase.
Why resistance to AI is becoming a political and economic fault line
AI adoption is advancing unevenly as societies weigh productivity gains against risks to work, trust, privacy and public accountability.
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.
Macron urges calm after nationwide unrest as looting persists in Paris
President Macron addressed the nation after widespread disorder across France, urging calm and order as looting continued in Paris.
Mass Protests Over Living Costs Turn Violent Across France; More Than 1,000 Arrested
Violent clashes and looting erupted during mass cost-of-living protests in France; authorities made over 1,000 arrests amid reports of fires and damage.
Record Drop in Amazon Deforestation Becomes Central Issue as Brazil Heads to Election
Official data show a record fall in Amazon deforestation, reshaping campaign debates and global climate expectations ahead of Brazil's election.












