
Five Arrested as Fresh Anti-Immigration Protests Break Out in UK
Five people were arrested in Norfolk after anti-immigration protests turned violent, with damage reported and police officers injured.

Five people were arrested in Norfolk after anti-immigration protests turned violent, with damage reported and police officers injured.

Rodina filed a lawsuit seeking to bar Yabloko from competing in State Duma elections, contesting its eligibility.

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has sued the DOJ and Acting AG Todd Blanche to gain access to unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files needed for the state’s investigation into crimes at Zorro Ranch.

President Trump continues to claim the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was vandalized, despite Justice Department findings attributing the damage to construction defects, raising concerns about factual accuracy in political discourse.

A Senate committee is set to vote on holding Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he invoked the Fifth Amendment during a hearing on pandemic handling, sparking partisan debate.

North Carolina Representative Chuck Edwards has dropped his reelection bid following a House Ethics Committee recommendation for censure due to allegations of inappropriate conduct toward staffers.

Senator John Fetterman has announced he will vote against Todd Blanche’s nomination for Attorney General, citing concerns over political influence and the independence of the Justice Department.

Trump says the U.S. should receive Patriot missiles as Ukraine gets them, arguing the wording fits his position.

Mark Carney responds after Trump’s “nasty” remark about Canadians, saying the comment matches the tone of trade negotiations.

Russian regions are raising recruiter bonuses, warning that failure to meet recruitment targets could trigger new mobilization efforts.

U.S. intelligence officials warn Putin may pursue a NATO attack even as Russia continues fighting in Ukraine.

The U.S. State Department announced immigration and visa policy updates aimed at improving processing efficiency while maintaining security.

Scott Bessent reaffirmed support for stable currency markets as investors monitor dollar strength and Japanese yen movements.

The U.S. Treasury removed select Iran-related sanctions listings while keeping broader restrictions intact under ongoing OFAC reviews.

Albania’s FA withdraws backing for Gianni Infantino’s FIFA presidency bid, aligning with Serbia after backlash over governance.

Labour has lost almost 200,000 members over five years since Keir Starmer became leader, according to the party’s latest accounts.

An Iranian parliamentary committee is reviewing a draft bill to bar U.S., Israeli and other “hostile” vessels from Hormuz.

The Trump administration revoked the visa of Brazil’s U.S. ambassador, citing retaliation tied to Brazil’s approval delays and visa denials.
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An ICIJ analysis says firms tied to Bashar al-Assad’s regime continued receiving UN procurement money after his ouster.

As Iran-U.S. tensions stretch into a sixth month, Trump faces a narrow set of bad options—accept a deal that grants Tehran leverage in the Strait of Hormuz, escalate with strikes that may not succeed, or keep the blockade-and-retaliation status quo without a face-saving endgame.

Russia-linked messaging appears to diverge, as overseas pro-Kremlin voices repeat 2022-era claims while domestic propaganda adapts.

Authorities say Olha Stefanishyna is suspected of illegal enrichment and failing to declare assets in Ukraine’s latest probe.

Sheikh Hasina says she will return to Bangladesh after two years in exile, with a return date targeted for December.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis says migration can become hybrid pressure and urges the EU to adopt new tools beyond current asylum rules.