Iraq appoints leader of Iran-backed militia as deputy prime minister
Iraq’s parliament has approved Laith al-Khazali, a senior figure in the Iran-backed Asaib Ahl al-Haq movement, as a deputy prime minister. The appointment took
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Trump Says He Trusts Nobody in Politics When Asked About Netanyahu
Former US President Donald Trump stated he does not trust anyone in politics when questioned about his confidence in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Argentine Students Protest Austerity Measures at University of Buenos Aires Campus
Students at the University of Buenos Aires' Exact and Natural Sciences building gathered in protest on Tuesday, demanding increased public funding for higher ed
The Real Lesson from Iran's War
For months, Iran has withstood sustained military pressure from Israel and the United States, two of the world's most capable armed forces, defying expectations
UK Calls for Digital Sovereignty Amid Rising Foreign AI Dependence
London, 10 October 2024 – George Williamson, director of the Alan Turing Institute, warned that the United Kingdom must halt the practice of allowing overseas A
The Silent Struggle of Delayed Neurodivergent Diagnoses
Rebecca Hope Duncan is shedding light on a critical gap in the medical system regarding adult neurodivergence. While recent inquiries focus on the over-diagnosi
Northern Ireland Voters Deserve Better Than Political Stagnation
Protesters recently dumped foul-smelling green water on the steps of Stormont to protest the environmental collapse of Lough Neagh. This act highlights the deep
Why small colleges are closing and the toll on students and communities
Across the United States, dozens of small private colleges and universities are either shutting down or facing imminent closure as of October 2026. This trend a
Pennsylvania Doctor Urges Vaccination Amid Rising Measles Cases
A Pennsylvania physician is calling for increased vaccination efforts as measles cases climb across the United States, with the CDC confirming over 4,000 infect
Japan’s Nuclear Restart Faces Trust Challenges
Tokyo Electric Power Company restarted Unit 6 at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant in January, marking the first TEPCO reactor to resume operations since the
Africa’s Critical Minerals Draw Strategic Interest from India and Japan
India and Japan are intensifying their focus on Africa’s critical mineral resources, seeking to secure supply chains essential for advanced manufacturing and cl
Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal Driven by Dubious Motives, Says EU Lawmaker
European Parliament member Rihard Kols has condemned US President Donald Trump’s recent agreement to lift restrictions on Russian diesel imports. The critic arg