Irish Politicians Demand Action on Jailed Pro-Palestinian Activist
Irish politicians are urging the government to pressure Germany over the treatment of Daniel Tatlow-Devally, on trial with the Ulm 5 group. Tatlow-Devally is be
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EU Sanctions Hit Russian Chess Chief
The European Union's latest sanctions package has landed on Arkady Dvorkovich, president of the International Chess Federation. Dvorkovich, a former Russian dep
The Clock is Ticking: Why Politics is Running Out of Time
France is at a crossroads, with far-right politicians gaining traction by promising strict borders and inward-looking policies. A new study reveals that many Fr
Conservatives Weigh Cooperation with Far-Right Party
Germany's chancellor's centrist conservatives may team up with the far-right Alternative for Germany, sparking debate ahead of crucial state elections. Michael
Barclays Ex-CEO Lied About Epstein Ties
The UK's Parliamentary Committee investigated Jes Staley, former Barclays CEO, over his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Staley testified
US Senate Blocks Iran War Powers Resolution
The US Senate blocked a Democratic-led resolution on Thursday, stopping a potential curb on President Donald Trump's war powers in Iran. The vote was 49 to 47 a
Senate to Pass Trump's Pick for All the Wrong Reasons
The US Senate is poised to confirm Trump's nominee to replace Tulsi Gabbard on the Democratic National Committee. Republicans are expected to back the move desp
France Sued Over Ties to Israeli Settlements
Five human rights groups have taken the French government to the country's highest administrative court over its inaction on financial ties to illegal Israeli s
US House Votes to End Iran Conflict, Trump Faces Defeat
The US House of Representatives has voted to end the conflict in Iran, marking the second time lawmakers have taken this stance. The vote comes after nearly fiv
Saudi Arabia Must Join Abraham Accords for Nuclear Deal, Trump Says
President Donald Trump signed an agreement on Thursday allowing US nuclear companies to share technology with Saudi Arabia, pending congressional approval. The
UK Weighs Israel Trade Deal Suspension
The British government secretly considered suspending Israel's preferential trade privileges during the Gaza conflict, according to a report. The review was ult
US Government Targets Cop City Protester Through Phone Operating System
The US government is facing criticism for its efforts to prosecute Sam Tunick, a protester accused of deleting data from his phone. Tunick is one of many activi