World
A Divided Nation Marks 250 Years
The United States is commemorating a major milestone: 250 years since its founding. This significant anniversary is being celebrated amidst …
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Health
Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo Surpasses 400 Deaths
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed over 400 people, spreading rapidly in the northeast. The virus has now reac…
General
US-Mexico Border Sees Rush to Build 'Smart Wall
The United States is rapidly constructing a „smart wall„along its border with Mexico, combining steel fencing with advanced technology. The …
General
Trump Enraged by Small Crowds
Trump is furious about small crowds at his State Fair rally. The event took place recently with low attendance. Staff are deleting social me…
Business
Iranian Oil Tycoon's Ship Held in Hormuz Strait
Mohammad Hossein Shamkhani, a prominent Iranian oil shipping magnate, has been at the centre of a standoff in the Hormuz Strait. His company…
Politics
UN to Shut Burkina Faso Human Rights Office
The United Nations is closing its human rights office in Burkina Faso after the country's military junta suspended its operations. The decis…
Politics
Taiwan's Drone Industry at Forefront of Defence Spending Debate
Taiwan's defence spending is under scrutiny after KMT chair Cheng Li-wun's US visit last month sparked intense discussion around drone fundi…
Politics
Xenophobic Violence in South Africa: A Misguided Solution
Thirty years ago, Nelson Mandela expressed his sadness and anger at rising hatred towards foreigners in South Africa. He addressed an Africa…
Economy
BIMSTEC and India's Neglected Northeast Pillar
India's northeastern region is a crucial testing ground for its Act East Policy, a strategic initiative aimed at strengthening ties with Sou…
Politics
Labour Unprepared to Govern in 2024, Says Former Tory Aide
Morgan McSweeney, former chief of staff to the UK Prime Minister, has expressed regret over his time in Downing Street. He appeared on the B…
General
Salman Rushdie on Survival and Fiction's Power
Salman Rushdie spoke about his experiences with censorship and the power of fiction at a recent event. The author, known for his provocative…
Politics
KNDS Tank Deal Put on Hold
The German government's planned purchase of a 40% stake in KNDS, a German-French tank manufacturer, has been delayed due to the postponement…
World
Ukraine's Drone Strikes Bring War Home to Russians
Ukraine has intensified its long-range drone attacks inside Russia, targeting key infrastructure and military sites. The strikes have increa…
World
Israel’s Major Oil Refineries Face Multi‑Year Repairs After Iranian Missile Strikes
Israel’s largest oil refineries, located in Haifa Bay, were hit by Iranian missiles during the ongoing US‑Israeli conflict with Iran. The at…
Economy
Investors Turbocharge AI Bets with Leveraged ETFs
Investors are increasingly using leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to amplify their bets on artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. This t…
World
Putin’s Focus on Kyiv Persists as Russian Forces Stall on the Frontlines
Moscow has intensified air raids on Ukraine’s capital this week, even as it claims to be ready for peace talks. The attacks come amid report…
Economy
AI Agents to Rival Human Traders Soon
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev discussed the potential of AI agents in trading during a CNBC interview on July 2. Tenev believes AI technology is …
General
Hungarian Spy Ring Targeted EU Officials
European Commission investigation reveals a Hungarian intelligence network operating in Brussels, targeting top EU officials. Activities beg…
Politics
Gaza Administration Reports "Highly Productive" Cyprus Talks
The Palestinian technocratic body administering the Gaza Strip concluded two days of talks in Cyprus on Wednesday. The National Committee fo…
General
Sudan on Brink of New Massacre
Massad Boulos, top Africa adviser to the Trump Administration, recently warned the UN Security Council of a looming crisis in Sudan. El Obei…
Politics
Solomon Islands Shift Westward
The Solomon Islands, a Pacific nation, has a new government after weeks of turmoil and a leadership change. Matthew Wale, the new prime mini…
General
Houston, We Have a Problem': EU's Diplomatic Corps Struggles
The European External Action Service (EEAS) is facing significant challenges, making it the EU's most difficult institution. Based in Brusse…
Politics
MEPs Must Shield Colleague's Immunity Over EU Prosecutor Concerns
The European Parliament is facing a dilemma over Bulgarian lawmaker Ilhan Kyuchyuk, whose immunity is being challenged due to allegations of…
Politics
Iran to Use Thawed Funds for Essential Goods
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi announced in Doha that frozen assets in Qatar will be used to buy necessary goods. The agre…