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President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes on Truth Social, triggering widespread condemnation and political backlash.
An analysis by Prof Mohammad Marandi argues a US-led war on Iran would devastate regional allies, trigger a global economic shock, and accelerate a multipolar world order.
Russia's attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure are pushing the power grid towards collapse, raising the prospect of economic and political breakdown ahead of a decisive military defeat.
A discussion with Lucia Osborne-Crowley, who attended the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, explains how Jeffrey Epstein's influence network fostered abuse through a culture of elite impunity.
US-Iran nuclear negotiations risk collapse amid disputes over agenda and venue. Talks are scheduled to take place in Oman on Friday as regional states endeavour to salvage the high-stakes diplomatic effort.
Labour leader Keir Starmer publicly apologises to Jeffrey Epstein's victims as senior party figure Peter Mandelson resigns from the House of Lords over his links.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is considered the likely successor to Keir Starmer as Labour grapples with internal turmoil over the Epstein-Mandelson controversy.
UK health officials confirm 36 cases of infant illness linked to a major baby formula recall over toxin contamination. Parents are advised to check batch numbers and cease using the products.
Western leaders are moving from confrontation to re-engagement with China. This shift reflects a global "vibe shift" driven by a desire for stability and a reassessment of China's economic and technological rise.
In a shift in the UK's grocery price war, Tesco has now taken the title of cheapest supermarket for a big shop, displacing Asda, according to new price comparisons.
French authorities have raided the Paris offices of the social media platform X as part of a cybercrime investigation, escalating regulatory pressure on Elon Musk's company in Europe.
As diplomatic talks continue, major gaps remain between Ukraine's demand for security guarantees and Russia's insistence on territorial concessions. The prospects for a near-term peace deal are uncertain.
NASA's Artemis II crewed mission around the Moon faces a delay as the agency targets a March launch window following fuel system tests and repairs to address a leak.
A derailed GO train near Union Station is causing widespread service delays and cancellations, with Metrolinx crews working overnight on repairs for Tuesday's commute.
Donald Trump plans to reduce US tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18%, tying trade concessions to India’s involvement in global energy and Russian oil flows.
Newly revealed Epstein emails detail extensive correspondence with Peter Mandelson, prompting police reports, a party expulsion, and major political fallout in the UK over alleged leaks and influence.
The Clintons agree to congressional depositions in the Epstein investigation, reversing course to avoid a House contempt vote. The House Oversight Committee probe continues amid partisan clashes.
President Trump announces a two-year closure of the Kennedy Centre for renovations, following a major artist boycott over its renaming in his honour.
A federal judge sided with a former Ohio State student, represented by the ACLU, finding the university likely violated his First and 14th Amendment rights.
Germany warns citizens about violent clashes and unpredictable US immigration enforcement, as multiple allies update advisories and tourism numbers decline.
A second woman has accused Jeffrey Epstein of sending her to the UK for a sexual encounter with Prince Andrew, increasing pressure for a US congressional testimony.
The US is engaging Iran in diplomatic talks while simultaneously deploying warships to the Middle East, creating a high-stakes mix of force and negotiation.
Panama's Supreme Court has revoked a Hong Kong firm's port operating rights, triggering a strong rebuke from Beijing and highlighting geopolitical tensions.
Digital evidence of the Gaza war is being lost to content takedowns, displacement, and technological fragility, complicating future accountability efforts.
Santander's plan to close 79 UK branches adds to thousands lost in recent years, raising significant concerns for elderly, vulnerable, and rural customers.
The proposed removal of the Lifetime ISA's retirement function as part of a pension reform has raised significant concerns for long-term savers.
President Trump's threat to "decertify" and impose steep tariffs on Canadian aircraft like Bombardier jets escalates a long-running trade dispute.
Alberta's growing independence movement is drawing scrutiny over connections to U.S. political figures and rhetoric linked to former President Donald Trump.
President Trump declares a national emergency over Cuba, threatening an oil blockade and tariffs on countries supplying fuel to the island nation.
China has executed 11 individuals for their involvement in scam operations based in northern Myanmar, highlighting a major cross-border anti-fraud campaign.
Donald Trump's expected nomination of former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh as the new Federal Reserve chair provides a temporary lifeline to the US dollar amid market uncertainty.
India and the European Union have reached a comprehensive free trade agreement after nearly two decades of talks, a strategic move seen as diversifying trade amid US pressure.
President Donald Trump has issued a direct ultimatum to Iran over its nuclear program, warning of a major military strike if diplomacy fails.
A sharp sell-off in Japan's $7 trillion government bond market is raising fears of a destabilizing unwind of the yen-funded carry trade, with potential global spillover.
A man was arrested after spraying an unknown liquid at a Minnesota town hall event featuring Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. No serious injuries were reported.
The symbolic Doomsday Clock has been set to just 85 seconds to midnight, the closest ever, as scientists warn of escalating nuclear and climate dangers.
Amazon is closing all Amazon Go and Fresh physical stores nationwide, a major restructuring to refocus its grocery strategy on delivery and the Whole Foods chain.
Matt Goodwin's candidacy for Reform UK in the Gorton and Denton by-election has raised questions over local credibility, campaign strategy, and party direction.
South Korea's former first lady, Kim Keon-hee, has been sentenced to jail for accepting luxury gifts, a major ruling in a high-profile corruption case.
Prime Minister Mark Carney insists he did not retract his Davos speech in a call with President Trump, contradicting a U.S. official's account.
In a video interview, analyst Carl Zha explains that China views a stable Iran as critical to its energy security and Belt and Road Initiative, opposing US-led destabilisation efforts.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's first official visit to China highlights Britain's attempt to recalibrate its relationship with Beijing amidst shifting global geopolitics.
Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino is departing Minneapolis following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, marking a shift in the Trump administration's immigration enforcement strategy in Minnesota.
A boat carrying 25 tourists capsized off the coast of Oman, resulting in three fatalities. Omani authorities have launched a rescue operation and investigation.
Federal immigration agents shot and killed a man in Minneapolis, prompting protests, a governor's condemnation, and intense scrutiny of ICE enforcement tactics.
Millions of leaseholders will benefit from a new annual ground rent limit of £250, a major overhaul of England and Wales's leasehold system.
Nigel Farage and Reform UK are gaining ground, intensifying pressure on the Conservative Party and deepening right-wing divisions with major electoral consequences.
Pensioners are being urged to check DWP eligibility and act before key deadlines to ensure Winter Fuel Payment and State Pension support for 2026.
Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl analyses Europe's post-2021 energy strategy, warning of increased vulnerability due to LNG dependence, market volatility, and geopolitical leverage.
An interview with Dr. Mohammad Marandi challenges the Western media narrative on Iran protests, citing Israeli reports on foreign weapon smuggling and claims of coordinated, armed unrest.
China has opened a corruption probe into a senior military leader, extending Xi Jinping’s anti-graft campaign and raising questions about control and stability within the PLA.
Senate Democrats are opposing a spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security, citing objections to its provisions and escalating the possibility of a partial government shutdown.
South Korean former prime minister Han Duck-soo sentenced to 23 years for his role in a 2024 martial law decree, a case defining the act as rebellion and setting the stage for the trial of ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol.
Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed the international debate over Greenland, saying it does not concern Moscow, but offered a $250 million valuation and criticised Denmark's historical governance.
Opposition leader Friedrich Merz has sharply criticised Germany's complete exit from nuclear power, calling it a strategic error that has increased energy dependence and costs.
The UK communications regulator Ofcom has formally backed a council's complaint that Royal Mail is failing to meet its delivery targets, after residents reported persistent delays and missed post.
President Donald Trump has called off planned tariffs on Europe after reaching a framework deal with Greenland, easing trade tensions and sparking a rally in global markets.
A federal judge has condemned the conduct of Trump-appointed US Attorney Lindsey Halligan, describing her legal filings in a Virginia case as a "vitriol-filled charade" in an extraordinary public rebuke.
President Trump’s flight to Davos was delayed after Air Force One turned back due to a minor electrical fault, but he switched planes and his speech at the World Economic Forum remains on schedule.
US lawmakers unveiled a comprehensive $1.4 trillion funding bill to fund the government through September 2026, resolving a major dispute over ICE funding and delivering a 3.8% pay raise for air traffic controllers.
Democratic lawmakers, led by Ed Markey, are urging officials to assess Donald Trump's fitness for office under the 25th Amendment following his comments about acquiring Greenland.
French President Emmanuel Macron wore sunglasses during his Davos speech due to a temporary eye irritation, which he described as a "harmless" issue amid public curiosity and online speculation.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has sharply criticised former President Donald Trump's foreign policy, calling European leaders "pathetic" for their response and urging them to stand firm.
The UK government is exploring a potential ban on social media access for under-16s, driven by online safety fears and calls for stricter age verification and tech regulation.
Donald Trump has attacked the UK’s Chagos Islands agreement with Mauritius, fuelling UK–US diplomatic tension as Keir Starmer defends the deal amid wider Greenland disputes.
Europe is struggling to defend Ukraine from Russia while managing renewed tensions over Greenland, testing NATO unity and transatlantic relations under Donald Trump.
In a Scott Horton Show interview, journalist Max Blumenthal argues Iran's protests have been militarised by foreign intelligence, amid sanctions and high war risks.
The European Union is considering up to €93bn in retaliatory tariffs after President Trump linked new duties to demands over Greenland, potentially triggering the sharpest transatlantic trade escalation in decades.
Two high-speed trains collided near Adamuz, Córdoba, killing at least 39 people and injuring over 150. Officials call the derailment "extremely strange" as an investigation begins into Spain's worst rail disaster in over a decade.
Portugal’s presidential election is set for a runoff after a far-right candidate secured unprecedented first-round support, reflecting a major shift in the country's political landscape and a wider populist surge in Europe.
France has dispatched alpine troops and special forces to join a Danish-led military operation in Greenland, a symbolic deployment responding to US political pressure and affirming European Arctic sovereignty.
European leaders are coordinating a diplomatic response to Donald Trump's tariff threats, linked to US strategic ambitions for Greenland, raising fears of a major transatlantic trade war.
Senior Tory Andrew Rosindell quits the party to join Reform UK, highlighting a deepening Conservative Party crisis and a significant right-wing political realignment ahead of the election.
The US is selling Venezuelan oil and depositing revenues in offshore accounts, bypassing creditors and raising major questions about sovereignty and international law.
A CIA recruitment video aimed at Chinese officials has garnered 3.8 million views. The video, in simplified Chinese, outlines secure contact methods, marking a public escalation in US intelligence outreach.
Donald Trump has so far held back from striking Iran, but shifting rhetoric, military movements and unresolved tensions suggest the pause may be temporary.
Unverified claims about mass deaths during Iran’s protests are circulating widely, prompting questions over sourcing, activist figures and media amplification.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Russia remains a European country, expressing hope that balanced EU–Russia relations could be restored through dialogue and de-escalation.
Amazon Web Services has unveiled a European sovereign cloud aimed at meeting EU data sovereignty and regulatory demands for governments and highly regulated sectors.
Russian officials have issued stark warnings after Donald Trump revived comments on Greenland, invoking fears of nuclear escalation and wider global instability.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado met Donald Trump in Washington, saying she presented her Nobel Peace Prize medal as a symbolic gesture.
South East Water’s chief executive is in line for a £400,000 bonus despite prolonged outages, prompting shareholder concern and renewed scrutiny of executive pay.
More than 20 council elections in England may be postponed until 2027 amid boundary changes, following local results that exposed sharp political shifts.
Residents and businesses were evacuated after suspected unexploded World War Two ordnance was found at building sites in Plymouth and Exmouth Marina.
Donald Trump has warned he could invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy troops in Minnesota as anti-ICE protests intensify in Minneapolis.
Denmark and its NATO allies are moving troops to Greenland to reinforce security in the Arctic, following renewed focus on sovereignty and alliance commitments.
Declassified UK filmed Labour MPs arriving at a private LFI lunch in London, questioning funding transparency and MPs’ links to the group.
Iran has warned the United States it will retaliate if military strikes are launched, after reports of troop withdrawals from US bases fuel fears of escalation.
Reports citing Western officials say Donald Trump is preparing possible military action against Iran, with US and UK personnel withdrawn from Qatar.
China recorded a $1.19 trillion trade surplus in 2025 as exports rose despite US tariffs, while imports stalled, prompting renewed global concern over imbalances.
Central banks, led by BRICS economies, are increasing gold reserves to reduce dollar exposure, citing sanctions risk, inflation and growing geopolitical uncertainty.
Donald Trump made an obscene gesture toward a heckler during a visit to a Ford manufacturing plant in Detroit, sparking criticism and renewed debate over campaign conduct.
Joe Rogan’s comments questioning Trump’s immigration enforcement approach have drawn attention inside conservative circles, highlighting tensions between media influence and campaign strategy.
Israel and key Gulf states have urged Washington to postpone military action against Iran, warning that strikes could backfire, fuel unrest and disrupt global oil markets.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies have accused Yulia Tymoshenko of bribing MPs over parliamentary votes, allegations she rejects as politically motivated.
UKIP’s proposed new logo has drawn criticism after being compared to the Nazi-era Iron Cross, prompting backlash from historians and Jewish groups.
Scotland’s 2026 budget cuts income tax for the lowest earners while signalling continued pressure on public services amid tight finances and limited fiscal headroom.
Emergency services attended a fire at Queens Road Peckham station, forcing evacuations and suspending Overground and Southern services across South London.
The West Midlands police and crime commissioner has criticised MPs for alleged bias during scrutiny of the force’s chief constable, raising concerns over political neutrality.
US senators have introduced a bipartisan bill to block any move on Greenland, citing sovereignty, international law and concerns over US credibility with allies.
Trump has cancelled Iran meetings and urged protesters to act, but legal limits on force and execution claims are fuelling concern over escalation and regional instability.
Trump’s renewed criticism of the Federal Reserve has prompted warnings from major banks, raising concerns over investor confidence and US monetary policy independence.
Ministers have confirmed funding for Northern Powerhouse Rail and a new Birmingham–Manchester line, but key timelines and delivery details remain unclear.
Ministers have scaled back digital ID card plans following privacy, civil liberties and cost concerns, shifting towards voluntary digital identity checks.
Rising US military activity near Iran is stoking fears of escalation, with warnings that any strike could draw in Russia and China and threaten global energy routes.
Doctors and rights groups report hundreds of gunshot eye injuries in a Tehran hospital as Iran protests spread, with arrests and internet shutdowns.
Economists expect US inflation to rise again as distorted CPI data from the shutdown fades, leaving the Federal Reserve facing uncertainty over rates, jobs and debt.
Tehran says nationwide protests have been contained, but rights groups report hundreds killed and thousands detained as tensions rise over possible US action.
Starlink connectivity in Iran fell sharply during a nationwide internet shutdown, prompting claims of GPS jamming, electronic warfare and challenges to satellite control.
A major incident has been declared after a burst water main cut supplies to around 30,000 homes in Kent and Sussex, prompting emergency water distribution and repairs.
Dozens of writers have withdrawn from an Australian literary festival after a Palestinian author was removed from the programme, sparking debate over censorship and free expression.
A political analyst says Iran’s protests have been portrayed as foreign-backed, pointing to embassy incidents abroad and wider claims of Western involvement.
A video featuring Jerome Powell says DOJ grand jury subpoenas tied to Senate testimony are “pretexts,” warning political pressure could shape rate policy.
A political commentary video argues US pressure in Venezuela could boost China’s global standing, citing oil-market dynamics and shifting perceptions abroad.
China has unveiled tougher app privacy regulations, tightening limits on personal data collection and increasing oversight of tech firms to strengthen user protection.
China says its anti-corruption campaign will continue without pause, as the Communist Party pledges sustained pressure on graft across all levels of government.
As protests spread across Iran, Donald Trump says the US is considering strong military options, heightening pressure on Tehran amid growing unrest.
India’s decision to skip BRICS war games highlights limits to defence cooperation, underscoring strategic autonomy amid shifting geopolitical signalling.
Denmark has warned of a decisive moment for Greenland after Trump’s remarks, stressing territorial sovereignty and the need to uphold international law.
Britain is developing a new ballistic missile capable of deep strikes to strengthen Ukraine’s long-range defence, marking a significant escalation in UK military support.
Homicides in London have dropped to their lowest level in more than 10 years, according to Met Police figures, prompting cautious optimism from city leaders.
A U-Haul truck drove into a crowd at an anti-Iranian regime protest in Westwood, Los Angeles, injuring one person as police detained the driver.
Donald Trump has warned Cuba to strike a deal with Washington, saying Venezuelan oil and money will no longer be allowed to flow to Havana.
An Iranian university student was shot dead at close range during nationwide protests, adding to a growing death toll and intensifying scrutiny of Iran’s crackdown.
The US and its allies launched airstrikes and drone attacks on Islamic State targets in Syria in retaliation after three Americans were killed in an ambush.
The Justice Department has opened an investigation into the Federal Reserve, issuing a subpoena to Jerome Powell and raising concerns over central bank independence.
A leading teaching union has called on the UK government to ban social media for under-16s, citing a growing children’s mental health crisis.
The UK is allocating £200m to prepare troops for possible deployment to Ukraine after a ceasefire, marking a shift in defence policy and postwar planning.
Donald Trump has declared a national emergency to protect Venezuelan oil revenues, reshaping US foreign policy as energy firms weigh renewed investment.
New data highlights sharp differences in how councils tackle potholes across England, as drivers face worsening road conditions despite record funding.
Iran faces sustained protests and a prolonged internet shutdown as the US and Israel discuss intervention, with Tehran warning of retaliation against regional bases.
Russia’s economy is showing signs of stagnation as falling oil prices and sustained international pressure weigh on growth and limit government revenues.
Renewed remarks by Donald Trump on Greenland have drawn pushback from local leaders and allies, highlighting Arctic tensions and concerns over US-China rivalry.
The UK government is reviewing its use of X after concerns over AI-generated images, as politicians in Britain and the US call for tougher safeguards.
AI-generated deepfake images linked to Grok on X have raised concerns about misuse, prompting questions over safeguards, regulation and platform responsibility.
Irish authorities have recalled thousands of passports after a printing error was discovered, advising holders to seek replacements ahead of travel.
UK mortgage rates are falling as lenders step up competition, with new cuts aimed at boosting housing market activity after a slow start to the year.
Video emerges of ICE officer fatally shooting a Minneapolis woman during a federal operation, sparking protests and debate over use of force and investigation.
Renewed comments by Donald Trump on Greenland’s strategic value have unsettled Denmark and prompted fresh debate over Arctic security and sovereignty.
Trump urges U.S. oil companies to help revive Venezuela’s oil sector with major investment, though firms remain cautious over risks and legal certainty.
Chinese authorities have taken custody of Chen Zhi, accused of leading major online scam networks, after his arrest in Cambodia and subsequent extradition.
Two people were shot and injured by federal agents in Portland during an enforcement operation, prompting investigations and renewed scrutiny of use-of-force practices.
Diplomatic tensions have grown after renewed US comments on Greenland’s strategic value, prompting concern in Denmark and debate among NATO allies.
The US move to exit a UN climate treaty has drawn criticism from allies and the UN, raising concerns over global cooperation as climate risks intensify.
Donald Trump says the US could carry out strikes against drug cartels, framing them as security threats, a stance raising legal and diplomatic questions.
AI-generated explicit images shared on X have triggered criticism from regulators and experts, renewing debate over consent, platform responsibility and AI oversight.
Moscow says any foreign troops deployed to Ukraine would be treated as combatants, after Britain and France signalled support for a post-war security role.
Brian Berletic claims US agencies aided strikes on Russian oil sites and tankers during “peace” talks, framing it as part of wider pressure on China.
Donald Trump has called for a record US defence budget, lifting defence stocks and sparking debate over costs, priorities and the long-term impact on spending.
The Met Office has issued red and amber weather warnings as Storm Goretti brings strong winds, heavy snow and disruption across parts of the UK.
The US administration has released a redesigned food pyramid, shifting emphasis on diet and sparking debate among health experts over nutrition priorities.
A woman was fatally shot in Minnesota during a US immigration enforcement operation, prompting protests, vigils and renewed scrutiny of ICE tactics.
Labour has announced a U-turn on planned business rate changes for pubs, citing concerns from landlords and the hospitality sector over rising costs.
A review has found the Met Police weakened officer vetting to boost recruitment, allowing serious misconduct risks and prompting calls for urgent reform.
The UK has confirmed it supported a US operation to seize a Russian-flagged tanker in the Atlantic, as tensions rise over sanctions enforcement.
Germany’s chancellor said Ukraine must offer jobs and prospects to stop young men leaving the country, linking the issue to continued Western aid.
US forces seized the tanker Marinera in the Atlantic, widening a sanctions crackdown linked to Venezuela and Russia, and their so-called ‘shadow fleet’.
Reform UK is under pressure after its London mayoral candidate Laila Cunningham faced criticism over remarks critics say portrayed the capital negatively.
At PMQs, Starmer defended plans for post-ceasefire forces in Ukraine, insisted Greenland’s future is for Denmark and Greenland, and sparred on defence.
Analysts say developments in Venezuela’s oil sector show global energy markets are shaped by geopolitics and supply chain shifts, especially amid US-China rivalry.
Michael Reagan, the eldest son of former US president Ronald Reagan, has died at the age of 80, prompting tributes from family, political figures and supporters.
France, the UK and Ukraine have signed a declaration on deploying multinational forces after a ceasefire, while the US stopped short of formally joining the plan.
Keir Starmer is facing growing resistance in Parliament over proposals to reset relations with the EU, as critics warn of closer alignment without a clear mandate.
Nvidia has announced new native apps for GeForce Now on Linux and Amazon Fire TV, aiming to broaden access to cloud gaming without high-end hardware.
The UK government has warned Elon Musk to urgently address concerns that his Grok AI chatbot can generate sexualised images, raising safety and regulation issues.
Rising business rates have sparked concern across the hospitality sector, with warnings that pubs, particularly in rural areas, face increasing financial pressure.
The FTSE 100 has reached a record high, driven by gains in energy, mining and defence stocks, even as analysts question what the milestone means for the wider UK economy.
Storm Goretti has brought heavy snow, ice and strong winds to parts of the UK, prompting weather warnings and travel disruption across roads, rail and airports.
Donald Trump says Venezuela’s interim authorities will transfer 30–50 million barrels of oil to the US, with proceeds to benefit both countries following recent tensions.
Donald Trump has renewed calls for the US to take control of Greenland, citing security concerns, as Denmark and Greenland’s leaders reject the idea.
Owen Jones argues that Donald Trump’s comments on taking Greenland raise serious risks for NATO, warning that conflict between allies could weaken the alliance.
Kemi Badenoch has said US action in Venezuela was morally right, drawing criticism from opponents and reopening debate over legality and foreign intervention.
Economist Jeffrey Sachs told the UN Security Council that US sanctions and coercive actions against Venezuela breach international law.
The BBC has advised journalists to avoid saying the US “kidnapped” Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro, prompting debate about editorial standards and wording.
Recent polling has highlighted divided public opinion on Chancellor Rachel Reeves, with comparisons drawn to Jeremy Corbyn’s popularity among different voter groups.
New polling shows Labour slipping into third place nationally, with losses in London and gains for Reform UK and the Conservatives reshaping the political map.
Fresh warnings for snow and ice have been issued across parts of the UK, with forecasters warning of travel disruption ahead of a multi-hazard weather event.
Donald Trump has revived calls for the US to take control of Greenland, prompting Denmark to reject the idea and warn it would strain relations with allies.
The UK has stressed the need to comply with international law after reports of US action linked to Venezuela, as ministers balance alliance ties and caution.
Keir Starmer is facing growing opposition in Parliament over plans to reset relations with the EU, with critics warning of closer alignment by stealth.
As global power shifts and tensions rise, European leaders face growing pressure to adapt to a world where the idea of a stable rules-based order is under strain.
Venezuela’s interim opposition leadership has softened its rhetoric toward Washington, saying it is ready to work with the US as questions over intervention persist.
Venezuela opposition leader María Corina Machado says she has not spoken to Donald Trump since October, amid renewed scrutiny of US policy toward Caracas.
A senior Pentagon official has been censured after sharing a video attacking Senator Mark Kelly, prompting criticism over conduct and political neutrality.
A Paris court has found 10 people guilty of online harassment targeting France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron, marking a significant ruling on cyber abuse.
Police say all those injured in a fire at a building in the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana have been identified as investigations into the blaze continue.
Donald Trump’s comments about Colombia have prompted warnings from Bogotá and fresh debate over where a future US administration might threaten force.
Recent US moves targeting Venezuela are being closely analysed abroad, with experts debating what Washington’s actions may signal for Taiwan and China.
Donald Trump says he is serious about taking control of Greenland, a move Denmark rejects and analysts warn could severely strain US relations with NATO allies.
Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro appeared before a New York court as the US pursues long-standing criminal charges linked to drugs trafficking and corruption.