LATEST WORLD NEWS
Ireland hate speech law dropped amid rising Western resolve to protect free speech. McEntee shifts focus to hate crime legislation.
Russian airstrike leaves Kharkiv under siege with 12 injured and mass evacuations, highlighting the continued devastation of Ukraine’s second-largest city.
The Ukraine war depends on Western resolve as Russia rejects peace talks, with tensions over Ukraine’s territorial sovereignty and future.
France’s right-wing government faces political deadlock as Macron and Barnier navigate complex alliances with conservatives and centrists.
The Ukraine war depends on Western resolve, with Zelenskyy urging increased military support to secure Ukraine’s victory against Russia.
South China Sea tensions prompt U.S.-Japan alliance to strengthen cooperation on regional security, technology, and defense at Quad Summit.
The Lebanon conflict escalates as the Israel-Hezbollah war intensifies, causing devastating civilian casualties and a growing humanitarian crisis
Keir Starmer considers appointing David Gauke to tackle prison overcrowding and drive sentencing reform, signaling a major shift in justice policy.
First conviction under national security law in Hong Kong highlights sedition charges over protest slogans, raising concerns about freedom of speech.
Argentina’s fiscal balance is non-negotiable, says Milei. Fiscal stability is key as austerity measures continue to control inflation and growth.
Mexico judicial overhaul lets voters elect judges, raising concerns over judicial independence and triggering widespread debate.
Philippines South China Sea presence strengthens as Sabina Shoal deployment continues, reinforcing maritime rights amid tensions with China.
UK migration cooperation aims to dismantle people smuggling networks, with a new Border Security Command and Italy talks leading the efforts.
Sahel biometric passports boost regional mobility for Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger amid their departure from ECOWAS.
FBI investigates threats against Haitians at Wittenberg University after baseless claims by Trump spark fear and campus closure.
Germany migration deal with Uzbekistan aims to fill skilled worker gaps, addressing labor shortages and boosting the economy.