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Zelenskyy rejected Rubio’s “strategic stalemate” assessment, arguing future economic dealings with Russia contradict claims that diplomacy has reached a dead end.
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A revised U.S. indictment alleges Maduro approved torture methods and monitored detainees’ treatment, including that of three imprisoned American citizens.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Britain will pursue Germany’s potential entry into GCAP, a next-generation fighter programme shared with Italy and Japan.
Rahul Gandhi mocked India’s regulatory hurdles after Elon Musk questioned Starlink’s delayed launch; Musk replied that the situation was troubling.
Zelensky urged Trump to increase pressure on Moscow, arguing Washington cannot pursue economic cooperation with Russia while declaring diplomacy stalled.
French high school students resumed protests over overcrowded classrooms, staff shortages and poor facilities, despite government promises to address the crisis.
Dilan Yeşilgöz said sabotage and drone incidents warrant stronger language, while stressing that calling Russia an enemy does not mean war.
The US has suspended several technology companies from a green-card labor certification program, citing alleged fraud and concerns about jobs.
A Ukrainian delegation will meet Trump's envoys in the United States, while Zelensky says Kyiv knows about undisclosed US-Russia discussions.
Pentagon says Nidal Malik Hasan’s Fort Hood execution will be livestreamed after Pete Hegseth said it would be public online.
The Army has scheduled Nidal Malik Hasan’s execution for December, but officials have not confirmed that it will be livestreamed.
The Seminole Tribe alleges DraftKings offers illegal sports wagering in Florida and asks a court to halt the company’s betting operations.
State Sen. Mark Lapka faces a DUI charge after allegedly driving a combine into roadside markers and a tree in McPherson County.
France’s army chief says Germany has decided to leave the joint future-tank project, deepening tensions after the FCAS fighter-programme breakdown.
The actress supported protests against immigration raids, urging followers to build “a habit of resistance” amid Trump’s comments about American cities.
The Pentagon is preparing options for a possible three-day Iran operation, though Trump says no strike will precede November’s midterms.
The High Court has quashed the search warrants used to search former Prince Andrew's homes after police accepted a legal error, though the investigation into his Epstein links continues.
A man armed with a gun and knife was fatally shot by security officers at the federal courthouse in Nashville after refusing commands to drop his weapons. The investigation is ongoing.
Paris police have deployed tear gas and water cannons against student protesters demanding better school conditions, as the French government's crackdown draws criticism from human rights groups.
Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered near McGill University on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks, with counter-protesters nearby commemorating the victims, as the conflict continues to divide Canadian campuses.
ICC judges have ruled that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is fit to stand trial on crimes against humanity charges related to his deadly war on drugs, clearing the way for proceedings to begin.
A false claim that a woman was approved for MAID because she couldn't cook has spread online, distorting a real case and illustrating the challenge of misinformation in the assisted dying debate.
Guelph police have released new photographs of Homecoming partygoers in an effort to identify individuals suspected of crimes, raising questions about privacy and the balance between safety and civil liberties.
Cold Lake First Nations has filed for a judicial review of the federal government's designation of the Pacific Link pipeline as a project of national interest, arguing inadequate consultation and impacts on treaty rights.