European Leader's Russia Outreach Criticized
Estonia's Prime Minister, Kaja Kallas, has backed her country's government minister in criticizing European Council President António Costa's recent outreach to
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Conservatives Triumph in Aberdeen South by Focusing on North Sea Oil
The Conservatives have won the Aberdeen South by-election, defeating the Scottish National Party in a contest dominated by debates over North Sea oil. Douglas L
Iran Warns US of Severe Response to Broken Deal
Iran's parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned of a harsh response if the US breaches the peace deal. Ghalibaf made the statement in a post on social
Makerfield By-Election: Labour Leadership Hangs in Balance
Voters in Makerfield are casting their ballots in a crucial by-election that could determine the future leadership of Britain's Labour Party. The results are ex
Obama Opens Presidential Centre, Urges Defence of Democracy
Barack Obama opened his presidential centre in Chicago on Thursday, attended by three former US presidents and other notable figures. The event marked a signifi
Hungarian MEP and EU Parliament President Talk Over Dropping Article 7 Probe
Hungarian MEP Péter Magyar and European Parliament President Roberta Metsola met in Brussels on Tuesday to discuss ending the Article 7 rule‑of‑law procedure th
Rusia Seeks AI Sovereignty Amid Chip Shortage
Russia is pushing to develop its artificial intelligence capabilities, with President Vladimir Putin's daughter reportedly involved in the effort. The initiativ
Filipine Senate Ousts Duterte Ally from Leadership
The Philippine Senate has elected a new leader, Senator Sherwin Gatchalian, just weeks before a crucial impeachment trial. The vote comes as the chamber prepare
Alibaba Sues US Government Over Defence Blacklist
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has launched a lawsuit against the US government to be removed from a Pentagon blacklist. The company was added to the list due
Israel Cuts Ties with Top EU Diplomat Over Apartheid Remarks
Israel has severed relations with a senior European Union diplomat following his comments comparing the country's treatment of Palestinians to apartheid. The UN
Young Men's Voting Habits Debunked
Young men in the UK are not flocking to right-wing politics in greater numbers than other age groups, a new study of election data has found. The research, whic
Reform Plan Sparks Concerns Over Women's Pay
Nigel Farage's party has proposed a new law to replace the 2010 Equality Act, sparking concerns among trade unions. The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has criticiz