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Trump’s Arctic Push Opens Door to Billions in No-Bid Deals, Sources Say
Donald Trump’s long-running obsession with Greenland has spilled into a wider Arctic strategy that has helped drive billions of dollars in no-bid contracts, ...
Burnham boost lifts Labour, but poll lead stays slim
Labour has picked up a clear but limited post-leadership lift after Andy Burnham took over, according to polling expert Sir John Curtice. The bounce was
Owen Jones says Farage is on course for a clear win in Clacton as Reform rhetoric hardens
Owen Jones says Nigel Farage is heading for a decisive win in Clacton, and he is warning that the politics around Reform UK is getting
Raghav Chadha backs Modi government’s anti-paper leak Bill, calls it a ‘historic’ fix for students
New Delhi’s Parliament turned to a familiar wound on Thursday: exam paper leaks. BJP MP Raghav Chadha, once with the Aam Aadmi Party, used his
Australia’s Bird Flu Outbreak Enters “Mass Mortality” Phase as H5N1 Spreads to Seagulls
Australian authorities have admitted they cannot halt the advance of H5N1 through the country's wild bird populations, as fresh infections now total 53 cases...
Spain bolsters Ceuta border as migrant death toll rises to 67 amid fresh EU pressure
Spain has started moving to seal part of the seawall around Ceuta after a sudden surge of migrants from Morocco left the tiny North African
Trump Revives Cold War-Era Rhetoric as Republicans Warn Voters of a Democratic ‘Communist’ Threat
US President Donald Trump and senior Republicans are dusting off a familiar playbook ahead of November’s midterm elections: warn voters that the other side is
Trump Revives Cold War Rhetoric to Warn Voters About Democrats
US President Donald Trump and his Republican allies have spent more than a month warning voters that Democrats could steer the country toward what they
Two migrant workers from Chhattisgarh killed in shooting at Kashmir brick kiln
Two migrant labourers from Chhattisgarh were shot dead at a brick kiln in south Kashmir’s Kulgam district on Friday evening, in an attack that has
South Africa Names New Police Chief for Limpopo as Force Reshapes Leadership
Lieutenant General Jan Scheepers takes command of one of South Africa's most volatile policing jurisdictions, tasked with confronting entrenched criminal net...
South Africa-style truth panel holds first public hearing in deportation court milestone
A public hearing opened this week in a terrorism deportation court for the first time, marking a procedural milestone in a case that is drawing
Bev Craig Wins Greater Manchester Mayor Race After Labour Rally
MANCHESTER — Bev Craig has been elected Greater Manchester mayor, handing Labour a clear win in one of the UK’s most closely watched local contests.
Tens of thousands leave Ceuta after deadly border rush, Spain moves to tighten controls
Tens of thousands of people who surged into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta have started heading back to Morocco after a chaotic border rush
Southport attacker Axel Rudakubana charged over prison assaults and weapon possession
Axel Rudakubana, the teenager who killed three children in Southport last year, has now been charged over a series of incidents inside Belmarsh prison. Police
Pentagon Elevates Israeli Spying Threat to ‘Critical’ as U.S.-Israel Tensions Rise
The Pentagon has raised its counterintelligence threat assessment for Israel to the highest level, according to U.S. officials, a striking shift that reflect...
EFF Leader Malema Defies Inquiry Scrutiny, Claims Party Support Intact Ahead of Election
Julius Malema struck back hard Thursday against mounting questions about his ties to crime intelligence figures, insisting the Economic Freedom Fighters part...
Malema says Madlanga inquiry has not hurt EFF as local election campaign looms
EFF leader Julius Malema says testimony before the Madlanga commission has not weakened his party, even as he faces sharper public scrutiny over his ties
FBI Warns Hackers Are Probing Water Systems in 7 States
Hackers have hit municipal water systems in at least seven states this week, raising fresh alarms over the security of one of the country’s most
FBI warns of cyberattacks on municipal water systems in 7 states
Cyberattacks on municipal water systems have been reported in at least seven states this week, and federal officials are warning that the threat is not
UK reviews why police have handed US military suspects away from British courts
British authorities are re-examining a little-seen handoff that can pull serious criminal allegations against US service members off UK soil and into the Ame...
UK reviews how US troops accused of crimes on British soil escape local courts
British police could lose control of serious criminal cases involving US military personnel accused of offences on UK soil, and ministers are now asking why
Court reserves ruling on bid to name man linked to extortion case in Queensland
A Queensland court has paused on a request that could put a named face to a suppression fight watched closely by media outlets, including the
Three IDAC investigators suspended as South Africa widens anti-corruption shake-up
PRETORIA — South Africa’s Investigating Directorate Against Corruption has suspended three senior investigators as Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi pushes a...
Trump says Gaza deal reached to disarm Hamas, open path for Israeli withdrawal
US President Donald Trump said Thursday that a deal has been reached to disarm Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza, a move he cast