PM Andy Burnham announces autumn summit with Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish leaders to coordinate economic strategy and job creation across the UK.
O secretário do Smithsonian anunciou sua saída do cargo em meio a tensões com a administração Trump sobre como os museus americanos contam a história dos EUA. A Casa Branca ameaçou cortar verbas da instituição.
Trump publicou um mapa com a bandeira dos EUA abrangendo México, Caraíbas e Canadá, horas após sugerir renomear o Novo México para 'Nova América'.
UK police faced criticism after far-right masked groups protested at ports against small boat immigration, with Kent police admitting they mishandled advance warnings and failed to use available legal tools to prevent the demonstrations.
O advogado de Lindsay Clancy, acusada de matar os seus três filhos, apela ao presidente Trump para conceder perdão presidencial, invocando o histórico e estado psicológico da arguida.
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer requested a presidential pardon from Trump despite the president lacking authority over state murder charges. The request was characterized as a statement to the nation.
The UK, France, and Canada announced coordinated bans on trade with illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, with PM Burnham stating Britain will continue acting in support of its values despite Israeli retaliation including consulate closure and entry bans on UK MPs.
UK government announces comprehensive sanctions on Israeli settlements in West Bank, declaring ethnic cleansing by settler terrorists and calling occupation unlawful. Foreign Secretary Miliband cites government backing for settler violence.
AfD's landslide victory in Saxony-Anhalt state election alarms German economists who fear anti-immigration policies will deter foreign skilled workers and investment, potentially widening regional economic gaps.
Australia's communications minister announces plans to give social media users the ability to disable algorithms, citing concerns about unregulated product testing by tech companies on the population.
Cuba denuncia prejuízo de quase R$ 41 bilhões em um ano devido ao embargo dos EUA, classificando o bloqueio como 'genocida' e afirmando não haver negociações em curso.
The US Treasury has implemented comprehensive sanctions targeting Iran's remaining aviation sector under Operation Economic Outcast, escalating economic pressure on Tehran.
Iceland summoned the U.S. envoy after Trump posted a map depicting Iceland, Canada, Greenland, Cuba, and Mexico as part of the United States, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Iceland has summoned the U.S. ambassador to protest a map released by Trump that appears to challenge Iceland's sovereignty, escalating tensions over territorial claims.
A 78-year-old British widow faces deportation from Sweden after failing to submit a post-Brexit residence application by the deadline, despite living there for 22 years.
President Trump awarded the Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther, the volunteer firefighter and equity trader who saved 18 people at the World Trade Center on September 11 before being killed in the attacks.
Former President Trump honored 9/11 victims at a ceremony at the Ellipse in Washington, reaffirming commitment to remembrance of the attacks.
Ukraine's prosecutor general Ruslan Kravchenko resigned after anti-corruption agents raided his office, uncovering allegations that officials protected illegal call centres in exchange for millions in bribes.
The Kremlin reports Putin told Trump that Moscow has no aggressive plans toward Europe, signaling diplomatic engagement between the two leaders.
Israel ordered closure of the British consulate in East Jerusalem and banned several UK MPs in retaliation for UK sanctions on illegal settlement goods and Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband's characterization of settler violence as ethnic cleansing.
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced sanctions on Israeli settlements and import bans to prevent development of the E1 site, prompting Israel to threaten closure of the British consulate in Jerusalem.
President Trump posted a misleadingly edited video on Truth Social appearing to show King Charles ignoring a fainting worker, omitting footage showing Charles actually assisted the man.
Bombardier shares fell after President Trump threatened to bar the Montreal-based jet maker from US sales, escalating trade tensions with Canada.
Ministra britânica reafirma soberania do Reino Unido sobre as Malvinas enquanto Argentina abre investigação contra 45 empresas por exploração petrolífera na região disputada.
Hungary ordered 10 Russian diplomats to leave for conducting unacceptable activities, prompting Moscow's threat of harsh retaliation. The expulsion reflects broader EU concerns over Russian hybrid attacks and interference.
