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Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's visit to China and the fallout from Sheikh Hasina's address in India raise questions about his attendance at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, highlighting regional tensions.
Daniel Kinahan, accused of directing the Kinahan Organised Crime Group, has been remanded to Portlaoise Prison after being extradited from Dubai to face charges in Ireland.
An Orange County food truck operator has been indicted for allegedly trafficking in SNAP benefits, with authorities calling her business the highest-redeeming vendor among nearby fruit and vegetable stores and large grocery chains.
On August 8, 1942, the Quit India movement began. The British crackdown was swift, but the spirit of freedom could not be crushed. A lesson in sovereignty.
Diplomatic efforts to reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz are reaching a critical stage, with mediators preparing a single-page document that could restore maritime traffic through one of the world's most vital waterways.
President Donald Trump visited Michigan to defend his tariffs and economic policies, even as the measures hurt local businesses and voter dissatisfaction grows.
A Massachusetts inmate argues that life without parole is a slow death sentence, offering lessons for Eswatini on balancing justice with mercy.
Taiwan’s proven strategy against disinformation offers Eswatini a roadmap to protect its sovereignty and social order from foreign propaganda.
Azerbaijan says it is living in real peace with Armenia but insists Yerevan must change its constitution to remove territorial claims before a formal peace agreement can be signed.
Qatar announces the passing of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. The UAE offers swift condolences and firmly condemns a concurrent Iranian missile attack on Qatari soil.
Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk's health deteriorates on day 16 of his hunger strike in Delhi, protesting education system issues and Ladakh's political demands.
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has denied allegations by the ICPC that he abused a court-approved medical visit, insisting the commission misrepresented the facts and the law.
Shiv Sena distances itself from corporator Ramesh Mhatre after assault on medical staff at Thane hospital. Three arrested, nurses protest.
HUD's $4 billion overhaul of homelessness policy is a welcome correction, but its ban on fentanyl test strips is a dangerous mistake that could cost lives.
The 23 year old man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk will appear in court this week for a multiday hearing. Utah prosecutors plan to present key evidence, including a videotaped statement from the suspect's former roommate, who is also described as his romantic partner.
The recent military pause in the Persian Gulf crisis between the United States, Israel, and Iran demonstrates that foreign intervention often fails to crush a sovereign state committed to its own defense. The conflict reveals that organized national resilience, tolerance for hardship, and the refusal to concede under pressure remain the decisive factors in preserving a nation's independence.
There's often this discussion about the right balance between dealing with international affairs and dealing with domestic affairs,
Ontario County reduced working poor households by facing hard facts and relying on local leadership, employers, and community order instead of sweeping federal fixes.
France's rigid Jacobin system denies genuine autonomy to Corsica and its other territories, while ignoring the real threat of Islamist communalism in its suburbs.