France accused Reform UK’s “Operation Fortress” plan of violating sovereignty and international maritime law, after the party proposed naval returns.
Denmark has started drafting about 1,600 recruits for an 11-month term, as it prepares first conscripts for Greenland.
Trump accused Iran of being “extremely duplicitous” after Tehran denied talks with the U.S. would begin Monday.
New York joined a lawsuit contesting forced-labor tariffs, arguing the duties exceed legal authority and lack required findings.
Iran says it is negotiating with Oman over shipping, but talks with the U.S. are currently paused, according to Tehran.
Zelensky says Ukraine plans to intensify efforts to end Russia’s war before winter arrives, prioritizing preparedness and pressure.
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Putin critic Boris Nadezhdin has left Russia for France, saying he is alive and free, but not yet “in Russia-free” safety.
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Russia’s anti-monopoly watchdog opened a case after Apple allegedly failed to comply with a warning on MAX and RuStore.
Iran’s foreign ministry says there is no direct negotiating process with the United States, even after President Donald Trump paused attacks and said talks could lead to a deal.
The Palestinian Authority security services arrested prominent activist Suhaib Zahda in Hebron after he sought permission to hold a protest over rising fuel prices, salary cuts, and alleged corruption—sparking rights-group criticism that dissent and protests are being tightly restricted.
Iran’s emboldened stance leaves former President Trump and current policymakers with limited options, increasing the risk of escalation in US-Iran relations amid a lack of clear diplomatic pathways.
New York's proposed pied-à-terre tax is fueling debate as supporters seek more revenue while critics warn it could reduce luxury property investment.
Israel has expressed serious concerns regarding a proposed Hamas disarmament deal, citing issues with verification and security guarantees despite international mediation efforts.
Brazilian President Lula has launched his reelection campaign amidst rising concerns about foreign interference, leading to diplomatic tensions and heightened scrutiny of the electoral process.
Alexi Giannoulias has joined the Chicago mayoral race, positioning himself as a coalition builder and criticizing Mayor Brandon Johnson for failing to meet the city’s current challenges.
The family of Daphy Michel, a Haitian woman who died of hypothermia after being released from ICE custody in Pittsburgh, plans to sue the U.S. government for negligence.
Senator Thom Tillis has stated that Todd Blanche’s confirmation as Attorney General is on hold due to opposition to a proposed "anti-weaponization" fund, leading to a standoff with President Trump.
Republican lawmakers, led by Senator Rand Paul, are pushing to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress for invoking the Fifth Amendment, raising the possibility of criminal charges amid intense political pressure.
Kansas voters will decide on a constitutional amendment to elect Supreme Court justices directly, a move supported by Republicans but criticized for potentially politicizing the judiciary and increasing special interest influence.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani extended the pied-à-terre tax exemption deadline to September 18, 2026, following complaints about a confusing application process and technical issues.
President Trump’s decision to call off strikes on Iran has brought temporary relief but left fresh uncertainty surrounding ongoing war talks, as both sides navigate mistrust and complex negotiations.
More than 25,000 unaccompanied minors have lost key legal protections as a federal contract for their advocacy services expired, raising concerns about their safety and fair treatment in immigration proceedings.
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has pledged not to oppose President Zelenskyy until the war ends, aiming to reduce internal tension after his controversial dismissal sparked widespread protests.
Senator Thom Tillis announces he will not vote to confirm Blanche as Attorney General, citing concerns over a funding dispute with the Trump administration and procedural integrity.