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Japan is taking a significant step to enhance its national security by establishing a new intelligence agency with the help of Western nations, marking a major shift in its security posture and a departure from its post-war commitment to strictly defensive military policies.
Senator Lindsey Graham's departure from the Judiciary Committee marks a significant loss for Ukraine, which had relied on him as a vocal advocate and key ally in the US government, and his absence may impact the country's ability to navigate US politics and secure vital support for its security needs.
A 28-year-old man has been detained in connection with the death of former Parliament member Ann Widdecombe, as authorities work to piece together the events surrounding her killing and bring those responsible to justice.
The US withdrawal from Iran and Russia's ongoing conflict in Ukraine have sparked debate about the limits of military force and the importance of strategic thinking in international relations, with Trump's exit from Iran contrasting with Putin's relentless push in Ukraine.
** The lynching of a 12-year-old girl in Baruipur, West Bengal, has sent shockwaves across the country, with Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari accusing radicals of being behind the incident. However, his decision to give a job to his nephew has sparked outrage, with many accusing him of nepotism and favoritism, and raising questions about the government's commitment to justice and accountability.
A Polish court has sentenced Russian exile Igor Rogov to 7 years in prison for spying on behalf of Russian intelligence, marking a significant development in the ongoing efforts to counter Russian espionage activities in Europe.
The funeral procession for former Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been delayed due to security concerns, as tensions between Iran and the US escalate following a recent exchange of strikes, sparking fears of further unrest and instability in the region.
Mexico is investigating the possible role of the FBI in the arrest of Ismael Sambrano, aka El Mayo, a notorious Mexican drug lord, amid accusations of US involvement and strained US-Mexico relations, sparking controversy over sovereignty and trust between the two countries.
The "Satluj" controversy has rapidly evolved from an entertainment issue to a major political flashpoint in Punjab, exposing ideological divisions and reigniting debates on identity, free speech, and cultural representation, with political parties struggling to navigate the complex issue ahead of elections.
As Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted the NATO summit, his jailed challenger Selahattin Demirtas faced trial, symbolizing the country's troubled democratic landscape and Erdogan's unrelenting pursuit of power amid growing international unease.
President Trump has cast doubt on the future of the preliminary truce with Iran, following recent strikes on US military sites in Bahrain and Kuwait, sparking concerns about regional security and the potential for further escalation.
Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's National Rally, is facing allegations of misusing thousands of euros of European Parliament funding to pay staff at her far-right party, sparking a high-profile court battle that underscores the tensions between populist leaders and the establishment.
Rahm Emanuel, a former Mayor of Chicago and prominent US politician, has called for a reevaluation of US support for Israel, sparking intense debate on the future of US-Israel relations amid growing international criticism and shifting Middle Eastern landscape.
In a shocking turn of events, Maine’s Democratic leadership has issued a statement calling on...
Labour has requested an investigation into claims that Nigel Farage, the leader of the Reform...
Turkey's hosting of the NATO summit has been marred by a government crackdown on critics, including the arrest of a prominent comedian accused of spreading terrorism propaganda, sparking international concern about censorship and the erosion of human rights.
** The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is holding a pivotal summit in Istanbul, Turkey, where leaders from 30 member states will convene to discuss pressing issues, including rising tensions with Russia, the ongoing threat of terrorism, and the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, as the alliance seeks to reinforce its commitment to collective defense and democratic values in a rapidly changing world.
The unfinished Behesht-e Zahra mausoleum in Iran stands as a potent symbol of the country's failed promises and neglect, with billions spent on grand projects while citizens struggle with poverty and inequality, amid bureaucratic paralysis and corruption.
** An estimated one million mourners filled the streets of Tehran to pay respects to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with many chanting "Revenge" and calling for justice for the slain Supreme Leader, as Iran observes a three-day period of mourning and the international community watches with great interest.
The Philippine House of Representatives is set to begin the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, who faces accusations of corruption and making death threats against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr, in a trial that could jeopardize her presidential ambitions.
