Biden Arrives In Angola for Long-Awaited Visit To Sub-Saharan Africa
President Biden has arrived in Angola, marking a pivotal step in strengthening US relations with sub-Saharan Africa.
Kevin Spacey Visits Israel’s Gaza Border Amid Ongoing Legal Battles
Actor Kevin Spacey has visited Israel’s Gaza border with journalist Douglas Murray, amid ongoing legal challenges and career struggles.
Biden’s Unconditional Pardon Of His Son Hunter Sparks Backlash Across Party Lines
Criticism mounted as President Biden pardoned his son, Hunter, with both Democrats and Republicans decrying potential misuse of power.
Ontario Launches Major US Ad Campaign, Promoting Itself as ‘Northern Ally’
Ontario has launched a US ad campaign, promoting itself as a “northern ally” amid Trump’s tariff threats.
Kansas Ex-Detective Accused of Assault Found Dead Before Trial
A former Kanaas detective accused of sexually assaulting women died from a gunshot wound as his trial was set to begin.
US To Provide Ukraine With $725 Million in Military Aid
The US is set to send Ukraine $725 million in military aid, including HIMARS munitions and counter-drone systems.
Australia Seizes 2.3 Tonnes of Cocaine in Record-Breaking Queensland Bust
Australian authorities have seized 2.3 tonnes of cocaine off Queensland’s coast, making it the largest cocaine bust in Australia’s history.
Trump Expands Advisory Team With Another In-Law Appointment
Trump has picked Massad Boulos, another in-law, for a key adviser role on Arab and Middle Eastern affairs.
French PM Barnier Bypasses Parliament to Pass Budget Bill, Risks No-Confidence Vote
French PM Barnier invoked special powers to pass a budget bill without parliament’s approval, triggering a potential no-confidence vote.
Norway Postpones Seabed Mining Project
Controversial deep-sea mining plans in Norway have been postponed following political and environmental pressures.
Australian Police Arrest 13 in Record-Breaking Cocaine Bust
Australian police have arrested 13 individuals in connection with the country’s largest-ever cocaine bust, uncovering a significant drug trafficking operation.
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares Suddenly Resigns
Carlos Tavares, CEO of Stellantis, has resigned amid profit warnings and plans to close the Vauxhall plant in Luton.
UN Calls For $2.6 Trillion Investment To Combat Land Degradation
The United Nations has called for $2.6 trillion global investment to address and reverse the growing issue of land degradation.
India’s Adani Group Reaffirms Commitment to Compliance Following US Bribery, Fraud Allegations
Adani Group has pledged adherence to compliance standards following bribery and fraud allegations from US authorities.
UN Halts Aid Shipments Via Gaza’s Main Crossing After Looting
The UN has stopped aid via Gaza’s main crossing, blaming Israel for the crisis, following reports of looting incidents.
US President Biden Pardons Son, Hunter, Citing Political Motivation Behind Legal Troubles
President Joe Biden has granted a full pardon to his son, Hunter Biden, citing politically driven charges targeting his son.
Ukrainian Men Endure Sexual Torture in Russian Detention Centres, Reports UN
The United Nations has reported Ukrainian men suffering sexual torture while held in Russian detention centres, highlighting grave abuse.
Rebels Seize Large Parts of Aleppo as Syrian Forces Withdraw Amid Heavy Fighting
Syrian government forces have withdrawn from Aleppo after rebels launched a major offensive, taking control of key areas, including the airport.
Trump Names Kash Patel to Lead FBI, Charles Kushner as Ambassador to France
Kash Patel, a staunch Trump ally, has been nominated to lead the FBI, signaling dramatic changes in the agency’s leadership.
Trudeau Meets Trump in Florida Amid Tariff Threats on Canadian Goods
Canadian PM Trudeau visited Trump in Florida to address the potential 25% tariff on Canadian goods sparking diplomatic talks.
