Iranian strikes on Gulf energy infrastructure have disrupted supplies and prompted a Pentagon appeal for roughly $200 billion to sustain operations and defenses
A leading Telegram channel explains how it is preparing for a ban, why the state is building a sovereign Internet, and what that means for advertisers and audiences
Reza Pahlavi’s team rejects Beijing mediation and claims deep contacts inside Iran, arguing for a managed transition and broader diplomatic consequences
An exclusive Cluster 17 poll for POLITICO gives Edouard Philippe a narrow lead in Le Havre, underscoring both momentum and fragility ahead of the run-off
A frontline incident in southern Lebanon left a journalist and camera operator hurt while a publisher released a detailed production timeline and newsletter status
Brantford council backed a permit system to track pigeon keepers after a string of nuisance reports, while staff point to scientific findings that challenge assumptions about birds pooping midflight
Bars are shrinking pours into tasting-size cocktails to match health trends, rising prices and a desire for variety
When memory slips and family rules collide, learn clear actions, where to seek help, and how to protect your wellbeing
Newly released DOJ material, including a photograph and emails, has led UK detectives to seek assistance from the Department of Justice and the FBI as inquiries into Prince Andrew and Peter Mandelson expand
Qatar expelled Iran’s military and security attaches after missile strikes damaged the Ras Laffan LNG complex, prompting regional shutdowns, interceptions and international calls to protect civilian infrastructure
Alberta’s government has proposed legislation to narrow eligibility for MAID, bolster provider rules and block cross‑jurisdictional referrals while citing protection of vulnerable people
Beijing’s planners face uncertainty after the March 31 summit was postponed, as the U.S. pivot to the Iran war and legal battles over tariffs reshape bargaining space
Gabbard defended intelligence briefings during a tense Senate hearing as Joe Kent’s resignation raised fresh questions about the evidence used to justify the Iran strikes
An unexplained strike at the Bushehr nuclear power plant was reported by Iranian authorities and international agencies, with officials saying plant systems and staff were unharmed
Angela Rayner has publicly challenged Keir Starmer over immigration changes and party momentum, sparking discussion about whether she seeks to rejoin the front bench or aim higher
From weekly public holidays in Sri Lanka to coordinated reserve releases, governments are cutting consumption and tapping stockpiles to steady markets