UK’s incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham rejects Thatcher-era policies, signaling a significant leftward shift with a focus on public control of essential services.
Leaked Iran report reveals 70% desire systemic change, igniting debate on regime vulnerability amid record public anger and economic despair.
DRC Foreign Minister Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner stated that U.S. involvement in critical minerals is about complementarity, not competition with China, aiming to leverage diverse partnerships for national prosperity and sustainable development.
A new ‘pro-Semitism’ initiative, J250, is set to highlight Jewish contributions to America, aiming to counter rising antisemitism by celebrating the nation’s Jewish heritage and impact.
Iran has reportedly ordered Houthi rebels to prepare to close the Bab al-Mandab Strait in the Red Sea as a retaliatory measure, a move that could severely disrupt global shipping and raise costs.
A funeral celebrating the life of Jamey Carney, an American mother tragically murdered in Ireland, focused on her joy and new life, while an international manhunt for a suspect intensifies.
The Trump administration is overhauling its foreign development strategy, moving from taxpayer-funded aid to a private sector-led model focused on trade and investment, though questions linger about its effectiveness in fragile states.
President Trump’s refusal to dismiss seizing Iran’s Kharg Island prompts analysis of a potential US military operation, highlighting the strategic importance of the oil hub and the significant challenges of holding it against Iranian retaliation.
U.S. investigation into UNRWA reveals over 1,500 employees allegedly tied to terrorism, with 108 referred for suspension from U.S.-funded programs.
Estranged cable heir James ‘Fergie’ Cox Chambers Jr. arrested in Ibiza for allegedly funding Hamas and anti-cop movements, facing charges of money laundering and terror support.
