PM Andy Burnham announces autumn summit with Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish leaders to coordinate economic strategy and job creation across the UK.
Ratko Mladic's state funeral in Belgrade, attended by thousands, raises concerns about whether three decades of international justice have taught political leaders anything about accountability for war crimes.
New Zealand's National Party plans to redirect international visitor levy revenue to councils for tourism infrastructure, allocating $385 million over four years while ruling out a bed tax that would affect domestic travelers.
A cousin of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. faces charges for allegedly embezzling public funds designated for flood control. The accused has denied the allegations.
Canada's counter-tariffs on C$28bn of US goods took effect Tuesday, escalating trade tensions with no deal in sight. Both nations claim willingness to negotiate while threatening further retaliation.
Australia is introducing legislation requiring social media platforms to allow users over 16 to opt out of algorithms, with fines exceeding A$100m for non-compliance. The laws also establish digital duty of care protections for minors against harmful content.
Brazil's October 2026 presidential election is shaping into a tight contest as incumbent Lula's polling lead narrows against rival Flavio Bolsonaro during Independence Day celebrations.
The AfD's state election victory is prompting Germany to reconsider its postwar constitutional protections designed to prevent extremist parties from threatening democracy.
A powerful explosion at a Bolivian military barracks killed at least nine people, with President Rodrigo Paz declaring national mourning. Initial investigation suggests the blast was accidental.
Tanzania's Finance Act 2026 reduces the Bank of Tanzania's temporary lending to government from 18% to 14% of domestic revenue, signaling commitment to fiscal discipline and reduced central bank financing reliance.
Somali piracy has resurged with 15 attacks this year, a sharp increase from five in 2025, exploiting security gaps as regional forces focus on other threats amid broader Middle East tensions.
Canada is set to impose retaliatory tariffs of up to 50% beginning Tuesday in response to US measures, while Washington threatens further escalation in the ongoing trade dispute.
Canada has imposed new tariffs on U.S. goods in retaliation for President Trump's recent duties, intensifying trade tensions between the two nations.
Canada's retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion in U.S. goods took effect Tuesday, escalating the trade war with the Trump administration after negotiations collapsed over sovereignty and trade practice disputes.
Canada implemented retaliatory tariffs on $20bn of US imports, ranging from 15-50%, affecting 700+ products in response to Trump's July tariffs citing discriminatory treatment.
Canada is implementing counter-tariffs on US goods including milk, perfume, and golf clubs as trade tensions escalate under Trump administration policies, risking a prolonged trade conflict.
Canada's retaliatory tariffs covering $20bn in US imports took effect Tuesday, ranging from 15-50%, escalating trade tensions with the Trump administration over competing tariff regimes.
UK newspapers lead on anti-migrant protests in Portsmouth where police were injured, alongside King's clarification that Harry and Meghan remain private citizens after returning to the UK.
A major UK survey finds only 7% support cutting disability benefits, with 49% wanting increases. Even Conservative and Reform voters largely oppose cuts, making such proposals politically risky.
France and Germany's joint fighter jet programme collapsed in June, leaving Europe fragmented on sixth-generation combat aircraft development. The UK-Italy-Japan Tempest programme advances while France pursues its own jet and Germany faces pressure to join rivals.
Bancos centrales europeos repatrían reservas de oro de EE UU buscando autonomía estratégica. España mantiene secreto el volumen depositado en Nueva York mientras otros países como Países Bajos, Francia y Alemania ya han iniciado movimientos.
El ICE detuvo a casi 51.000 inmigrantes en agosto, batiendo un récord por tercer mes consecutivo, mientras estudiantes y trabajadores organizan protestas masivas contra las operaciones de deportación en todo el país.
El partido de extrema derecha AfD logra un resultado electoral significativo en Alemania, lo que algunos analistas vinculan con implicaciones para la estabilidad política europea y las dinámicas internacionales.
Estados Unidos conmemora el 25 aniversario de los atentados del 11-S con profundas divisiones políticas. El presidente Trump no asistirá a la ceremonia en Nueva York, mientras que figuras republicanas atacan al alcalde demócrata Mamdani por su participación.
China's PLA Rocket Force released a study warning Chinese cities to prepare for potential nuclear attacks, citing Japan's non-accession to nuclear weapons ban treaties and alleged consideration of revising its non-nuclear principles as major concerns.
