PM Andy Burnham announces autumn summit with Welsh, Scottish, and Northern Irish leaders to coordinate economic strategy and job creation across the UK.
Irish President Catherine Connolly, a vocal Trump critic, prepares for a protocol-mandated meeting with the US president during his Dublin visit, sparking debate over whether she should voice her opposition or maintain diplomatic restraint.
Princess Astrid of Norway, sister of late King Harald V, has died at 94 just two days after attending her brother's funeral. She will receive a state funeral with flags flown at half-mast across Norway.
Trump promised every adult American $5,000 if Republicans win both chambers in November, a proposal costing over $1 trillion with no implementation details and potential legal issues.
Salvadoran immigrants face employment disruptions as their Temporary Protected Status (TPS) remains uncertain, prompting businesses and schools to make staffing decisions amid unclear immigration policy guidance.
Germany's far-right AfD party faces fresh scrutiny over questionable backgrounds of newly elected MPs in Saxony-Anhalt, including a former Stasi officer and alleged pornography actor, amid historic electoral gains.
The DOJ secured its first-ever deportation through the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, a secretive tribunal activated this summer, deporting an Afghan woman accused of supporting her son's terror plot.
Swedish PM Kristersson warns that a left-wing election victory could jeopardize Sweden's NATO missions, as the country faces a close race with the far-right potentially gaining government influence.
UK MPs voted 286-270 against legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales, narrowly defeating a bill that would have allowed those with under six months to live to seek help ending their lives.
The United States commemorated the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks with ceremonies at the three attack sites, honoring 2,977 victims and acknowledging ongoing health impacts from toxic exposure.
An Afghan permanent resident in Texas was deported after the Justice Department labeled her an "alien terrorist" in the first case using the secretive Alien Terrorist Removal Court, which bars defendants from reviewing classified evidence against them.
An Afghan permanent resident in Texas was deported after the Justice Department designated her an "alien terrorist" in the first case using a secretive 1996 court designed for classified national security proceedings.
Europa intensifica su apuesta por el espacio como sector estratégico, con Macron pidiendo ambición para lanzar vuelos tripulados propios y reducir dependencia de actores privados como Starlink.
Instagram's leadership defends algorithmic feeds as superior to chronological ordering, as Australia proposes legislation allowing users to opt out of recommendation algorithms.
Freedom of information documents reveal dementia patients were warned against seeking home care reassessments due to fears Australia's new assessment algorithm would cut their funding, with advocacy groups reporting preventable deaths.
Sweden faces a closely contested election Sunday that could mark a significant breakthrough for far-right populist parties in European governance, with polls showing a fractured left holding a slim lead.
Iran is escalating military actions against US forces in a controlled manner ahead of US midterm elections, seeking to impose costs without triggering full-scale war, while pursuing a return to previous diplomatic agreements.
A Anthropic divulgou relatório sobre bloqueio de tentativas de usar sua IA para atividades maliciosas, incluindo desenvolvimento de armas biológicas, refletindo crescentes preocupações da indústria sobre riscos da tecnologia.
Three Hong Kong pro-democracy activists received lengthy prison sentences for organizing annual vigils commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre, convicted under Beijing's national security law.
India hosts the BRICS summit in New Delhi with Xi Jinping and Putin visiting, testing Modi's strategy to deepen ties with China and Russia while preventing BRICS from becoming anti-Western.
O presidente argentino Javier Milei suspendeu sua viagem a Londres em meio a tensões diplomáticas com o Reino Unido sobre a soberania das Ilhas Malvinas, enquanto a Argentina amplia sanções contra pessoas envolvidas em atividades petrolíferas no arquipélago.
Sweden, NATO's newest member, is holding a general election on Sunday. The vote comes as the Nordic nation navigates its new security alliance and domestic political priorities.
NPR reflects on 9/11's 25-year legacy while covering Trump and Vance's convention speeches urging GOP voter support for midterm elections.
A quarter-century after 9/11, conspiracy theories remain widespread despite thorough investigations. Experts explain psychological needs and social media amplification drive their persistence.
Kim Jong Un dismisses Trump's diplomatic overtures as North Korea strengthens ties with Russia and China, doubles its nuclear arsenal, and demands US recognition as a nuclear weapons state rather than pursuing denuclearization talks.
