PM Andy Burnham announces autumn summit with Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish leaders to coordinate economic strategy and job creation across the UK.
The Trump administration has imposed visa restrictions on some South Africans, citing alleged anti-white discrimination that Washington says remains unaddressed. South Africa's president has characterized Trump's policies as racist.
Canadian PM Mark Carney seeks deeper EU ties through a proposed 'associate member' status, driven by escalating US trade disputes and Trump's unpredictability. The move reflects broader efforts by both Canada and Europe to diversify away from Washington dependency.
Colombia and Brazil accounted for 52% of global killings of environmental activists in 2025, with 39 and 26 deaths respectively, according to Global Witness. Land disputes and organized crime drive most murders in Latin America.
Ursula von der Leyen propone que Canadá sea el primer estado asociado de la UE, marcando un hito histórico en las relaciones bilaterales en medio de tensiones entre Canadá y Estados Unidos.
Charlie Kirk's family alleges Utah officials failed in security duties that led to his assassination, raising questions about protective measures and government accountability.
The World Economic Forum's 2026 Global Gender Gap Report shows women have closed 69.2% of the gender gap globally, but progress is stalling with political representation declining and full parity still 120 years away.
The US Senate blocked a landmark cryptocurrency bill, dealing a major blow to the crypto industry and causing Bitcoin to decline. The failed legislation had been seen as a potential regulatory breakthrough.
President Trump dismisses AI safety concerns as a hoax and positions himself as the technology's champion, elevating the issue to central importance in American politics despite growing skepticism from industry insiders and fellow Republicans.
A Suprema Corte dos EUA enfrenta uma relação conturbada com o presidente Trump durante seu segundo mandato, sinalizando possíveis conflitos institucionais.
PM Albanese distances himself from former Play School host Rhys Muldoon, a brief Labor staffer stood down over offensive social media posts. Parliament also debated private health insurance rebates for over-65s and net migration policy.
China's defence minister urged nations to end 'provocative acts' at a security forum, warning against coercion while notably avoiding direct mentions of the US and Japan.
The US House voted 220-204 to approve a war powers resolution halting Trump's ability to wage war on Iran without congressional approval, marking the third such vote with growing Republican support.
Trump aprova venda de R$ 14,4 bilhões em armas a Israel, incluindo 40 mil bombas de uma tonelada, enquanto democratas tentam barrar o pacote.
Rep. Thomas Massie forces a congressional impeachment vote on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth over US military actions in Iran, as public support for the conflict remains below 33%.
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll announced police will gain random stop-and-search powers for knives using metal detectors, despite expert warnings that such measures lack evidence of reducing violent crime.
Ursula von der Leyen pronuncia el discurso del Estado de la Unión Europea 2026, presentando un nuevo rumbo enfocado en defensa, autonomía y reducción de dependencias externas.
Research reveals dozens of Bank of England founders and directors profited from enslaving Africans, with slave-trade wealth embedded in Britain's financial system for centuries.
Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico faced renewed scrutiny over 2024 remarks suggesting the US is backsliding on democracy and should look to Western Europe for inspiration, drawing criticism from Elon Musk.
A public inquiry into nurse Lucy Letby's murders concludes that hospital management and consultants failed to act on early concerns, potentially allowing preventable deaths of babies in neonatal care.
Kevin Warsh appears headed for conflict with the Trump administration over policy direction, signaling potential discord within Republican leadership circles.
Seven House Republicans joined Democrats to pass a war powers resolution limiting Trump's military operations in Iran beyond the 60-day threshold, passing 220-204 despite administration opposition.
Former Play School star Rhys Muldoon was sacked from a Labor senator's office after offensive social media posts containing racist and sexually explicit language resurfaced, prompting questions about vetting procedures.
EU Commission President von der Leyen advocates for strengthened EU-Canada partnership and proposes new security measures including a European Security Council and sabotage prevention framework in response to global hostilities.
The Kennedy Center board voted to immediately close the venue for renovations, citing unsafe conditions and financial strain, amid a dispute over adding Trump's name to the building.
