Politics China restricts exports to Japanese companies tied to military projects
China placed 20 Japanese companies on an export ban and 20 more on a watchlist, halting sales of certain dual-use items and…
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Politics Kremlin escalates pressure on Telegram as Russia accuses Pavel Durov of enabling terrorism
Russian state outlets report a criminal investigation into Pavel Durov, alleging Telegram facilitates terrorism as authorities tighten controls and throttle the app
Politics Trump disputes war reports amid significant U.S. military buildup in the Middle East
President Trump denied reports that Pentagon officials warned about the difficulty of a prolonged conflict with Iran while a major U.S. military…
Politics Italy’s rape law debate: why consent matters and what is at stake
A parliamentary amendment replacing the term consent with a vague formulation on 'will' has triggered mass demonstrations, legal critique and fears of…
Politics Pakistani air raids on Afghanistan and the strategic implications
Following deadly attacks inside Pakistan, Islamabad launched air raids in Nangarhar and Paktika; Kabul condemned the strikes and India voiced concern, highlighting…
Politics Trump’s second term: what job, inflation and market trends reveal
A balanced summary of labor market dynamics, everyday price movements and stock market risks during President Trump’s second term
Politics Pentagon cautions on munitions, casualties ahead of possible Iran strike
A senior military warning that U.S. munitions and air-defense interceptors are limited has reshaped White House deliberations on a possible strike against…
Politics Peter Mandelson detained amid misconduct investigation tied to Jeffrey Epstein
A senior former Labour politician and ex-ambassador was detained in London on suspicion of misconduct in public office after documents showed closer…
Politics European Parliament halts implementation vote after US announces new tariffs
The European Parliament has suspended its legislative work to implement the eu-us trade agreement after the united states introduced a new 15%…
Politics How Canada defines a Canadian firm under its defence industrial strategy
Canada wants 70 per cent of defence contracts to go to domestic suppliers, but foreign-owned subsidiaries, intellectual property and U.S. ties complicate…
Politics U.S.-Iran talks intensify amid military buildup and nuclear standoff
As U.S. forces amass in the region, negotiators pursue a limited nuclear understanding while Iran demands sanctions relief and defends its right…
Politics How a 10% cap on credit card interest could save American families
A 10% cap on credit card interest would give immediate relief to households, challenge high bank profits, and require active leadership from…
Politics Proposal would allow armed volunteers at churches, synagogues and mosques in Florida
Senate Bill 52 would let houses of worship staff security with armed volunteers rather than licensed professionals, a move supporters call cost-saving…
Politics Never Trump faction grapples with divisions and limited influence
A small but vocal group of Republicans and former Republicans convened near Washington to warn about democratic erosion and to debate next…
Politics Europe promises accountability after Epstein files while the United States appears restrained
As documents from the Epstein case circulate, Europe moves toward clearer legal steps while U.S. leaders show less unified pressure
Politics Kim Jong Un chosen again as general secretary at WPK congress
Kim Jong Un was reaffirmed as secretary-general at the Ninth Workers' Party of Korea congress, which also elected a new Central Committee…