Brazilian President's Son Jailed for Interfering in Election
Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has been sentenced to four years in prison. The Supreme Court found him guilty of trying to
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Mongolia and Africa: Time to Rekindle a Forgotten Partnership
In the shadow of the Cold War, Mongolia formed an unlikely yet strong bond with African nations. This alliance, forged in the midst of global tensions, has been
Climate Experts Revive Shut-Down Website
Former US federal workers, fired by the Trump administration, have revived a defunct climate website. This move comes as the administration escalates cuts to pu
Sweden Backs Laws to Crack Down on Immigration
Sweden's parliament has voted to support legislation aimed at tightening controls on immigration, sparking criticism from opposition politicians and groups. The
Anthropic to Meet Trump Administration Over Mythos Dispute
Senior Anthropic staff are set to meet with the Trump administration to resolve a dispute with the government. The meeting comes after Anthropic received a dire
Iran War's Lasting Legacy on US Midterm Politics
The Iran war's impact on US politics continues to be felt years later, with experts analyzing its effects on the upcoming midterm elections. Amy Walter and Jasm
Trump Allies Fret Over Energy Prices and Midterms
The US is heading into the midterm elections, and allies of President Trump are growing increasingly concerned about the impact of high energy prices on voters.
EU and Ukraine Launch Accession Talks
The European Union officially started accession negotiations with Ukraine on June 15, 2026, after a two-year delay. Former Hungarian PM Viktor Orban had been bl
White Brits Feel Forgotten in Post-Brexit Era
In a worrying trend, many white Brits born in the UK are feeling increasingly marginalized and left behind. Nigel Farage, a prominent figure in British politics
Britain's Electric Vehicle Plans Under Fire
The UK's plans to weaken electric vehicle sales targets are sparking opposition from the charging industry and EV manufacturers. The industry is concerned that
UK Bans Social Media for Under‑16s, Parents Split on Effectiveness
London, June 15 2026 – The British government has enacted a law that blocks access to major social‑media platforms for anyone under 16. The rule, part of the On
Victoria caps high‑school screen time to two hours daily
The Victorian government announced Tuesday that secondary schools must restrict student device use to two hours per day. Education Minister Natalie Hutchins mad