Dr. Luca Ferretti

A tight summary of why Pakistan and Afghanistan have moved from border skirmishes to public declarations of open war and what that means regionally

The Justice Department’s lawsuits asking for unredacted voter files have escalated a national dispute over election oversight while local prosecutorial controversies add to broader concerns about public safety and political accountability

Ontario premier Doug Ford has signaled a major redevelopment of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, calling it outdated and pledging a world-class replacement

Former U.K. ambassador Peter Mandelson has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office after material allegedly showed he passed sensitive government information to Jeffrey Epstein; the arrest follows related action involving a member of the royal family

President Trump used a historic, nearly two‑hour state of the union to tout his administration’s economic record, press for tougher immigration measures and assail Democrats while offering limited detail on foreign policy

As the conflict endures, both Ukraine and Russia have adapted: children are learning combat skills, frontline technology evolves, and diplomacy struggles to keep pace

Hungary’s decision to veto a major EU loan and a sanctions package has ignited criticism from EU leaders, raised questions about the bloc’s unanimous voting rules and centered on a dispute tied to the Druzhba pipeline

Maros Sefcovic urges swift WTO modernisation and faster EU responses to China’s trade practices while member states debate tools for economic defence

A mix of local discontent, national security caution from military leaders, and partisan calls for accountability are reshaping the political conversation around President Trump

Zelensky rejects territorial compromise and urges foreign leaders to witness Ukraine’s reality as Hungary’s veto on sanctions and a €90bn loan exposes cracks in EU support