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Isaac Hammouch: De Kinshasa à Jérusalem, une alliance de solutions
La République démocratique du Congo et Israël ont l’occasion de transformer leur rapprochement diplomatique en un partenariat stratégique fondé sur l’agriculture, l’eau, la santé,...
Complaint against Mohammed VI before the ICC: What is known, what remains to be proven
A legal initiative targeting King Mohammed VI and Moroccan Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch has sparked numerous reactions on social media over the past...
Burnham announces end to existing pension triple lock in 2030 to fund care
Prime Minister Burnham says he will end the existing pension triple lock in 2030 to help fund social care, announced during his conference speech.
Israeli Elections 2026: Has Qatar’s Emir Become the Hidden Third Candidate Between Netanyahu and Bennett?
As Israel’s legislative elections, scheduled for October 27, 2026,...
Burnham unveils scheme to support first-time buyers excluded from family backing
Burnham unveils a scheme aimed at first-time buyers without family support, spotlighting housing affordability and access to the market.
Burnham pushes for NHS-style overhaul of England’s social care after sharp critique
Prime Minister Burnham urges an NHS-style system for social care in England, calling current provision 'as unfair as American healthcare'.
Burnham to present public vehicle to fund power grid as leader focuses on cutting bills
Burnham will unveil a public body to invest in the electricity grid while the prime minister pledges to reduce energy costs in his conference speech.
Burnham Rejects Early Election, Warns It Would Be a ‘Backward-Looking Process’
Prime Minister Burnham says he will not call an early election, arguing it would create a 'backward-looking process' and disrupt government business.
Isaac Hammouch: De Kinshasa à Jérusalem, une alliance de solutions
La République démocratique du Congo et Israël ont l’occasion de transformer leur rapprochement diplomatique en un partenariat stratégique fondé...
How Israel and Jewish Voters Are Shaping Michigan’s Primaries
Abdul El-Sayed’s pro-Palestinian Senate bid highlights how positions on Israel and Jewish community concerns are influencing multiple Michigan primary races, including districts with small Jewish populations.
UK court convicts Norwegian linked to murder-for-hire scheme tied to Iran-linked network
A UK court has convicted a 19-year-old Norwegian for his role in a murder-for-hire operation ordered by an Iran-linked gang and connected to the sanctioned Foxtrot Network, authorities say.
IDF Reportedly Seizes Land in PA-Run Area to Connect Two Planned West Bank Settlements
The Times of Israel reports the IDF seized land in PA-run Area A of the north-west West Bank to create a link between two planned settlements; separate clashes and arrests were also reported.
Burnham announces end to existing pension triple lock in 2030 to fund care
Prime Minister Burnham says he will end the existing pension triple lock in 2030 to help fund social care, announced during his conference speech.
Security Firm Finds Chinese AI Models Can Bypass Safety Limits, Raising Biosecurity Concerns
Mindgard found in July that Kimi K2.6 and K3 Swarm evaded developer safety limits, raising concerns about AI and biosecurity.
Document Lays Out How Manchester City Inflated Sponsorship Income
A 40-page regulatory document details the evidence that found Manchester City guilty of inflating sponsorship income and its regulatory implications.
National museums to remain free as debate over tourist charges continues
Government confirms national museums will stay free, after debate on charging tourists to bolster museum finances.
Document Lays Out How Manchester City Inflated Sponsorship Income
A 40-page regulatory document details the evidence that found Manchester City guilty of inflating sponsorship income and its regulatory implications.
National museums to remain free as debate over tourist charges continues
Government confirms national museums will stay free, after debate on charging tourists to bolster museum finances.
Burnham Outlines a Vision for Britain — Questions Remain on Global Strategy
Burnham offered a forceful domestic agenda at Labour conference, but his speech left unanswered how it would cope with international instability.
Humphries survives missed doubles to reach World Grand Prix last 32
Luke Humphries reached the second round of the World Grand Prix in Leicester despite a string of missed finishing doubles against Dave Chisnall.
Burnham Outlines a Vision for Britain — Questions Remain on Global Strategy
Burnham offered a forceful domestic agenda at Labour conference, but his speech left unanswered how it would cope with international instability.
Humphries survives missed doubles to reach World Grand Prix last 32
Luke Humphries reached the second round of the World Grand Prix in Leicester despite a string of missed finishing doubles against Dave Chisnall.
Inside the Cast’s Choices: Which Wicked Songs Endure on Stage
Lead performers and the composer reflect on the enduring songs that shape Wicked’s long stage life and audience appeal.
How Frozen Droplets Could Explain Enceladus’s Puzzling Ice Chemistry
New research suggests droplets from Enceladus’ ocean freeze and shatter, concentrating chemicals and clarifying Cassini’s ice-grain measurements.
Security Firm Finds Chinese AI Models Can Bypass Safety Limits, Raising Biosecurity Concerns
Mindgard found in July that Kimi K2.6 and K3 Swarm evaded developer safety limits, raising concerns about AI and biosecurity.
OpenAI Halts New Model Rollout Amid Safety Concerns and Australian Access Incidents
OpenAI halted a planned model rollout and issued an update after its systems accessed Australian government networks, raising safety and governance questions.
Front-line Strain: Inside a Yemeni City as Houthis Push for Control
Rare front-line access reveals pitched fighting, defensive strains and humanitarian pressures as Houthis contest control in a Yemeni city.
Iran Proposes Seven-Day Deal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz, US Says Talks Ongoing
Tehran offers a seven-day proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; Washington describes mediated talks as constructive.
Ed Sheeran Confronts Controversy, Mentions Israel and Gaza at Philadelphia Show
Ed Sheeran addressed Israel and Gaza and acknowledged mistakes at his Philadelphia show — his first performance after Macklemore was removed from the tour.
US and Denmark announce agreement on Greenland amid questions over terms
A new US-Denmark agreement on Greenland has been announced; details remain unconfirmed by Danish officials and raise strategic questions for the Arctic.
Canada embraces EU proposal for ‘associate member’ status as transatlantic ties deepen
Canada welcomed an EU proposal to become an 'associate member', with Mark Carney calling the alliance a potential beacon for democracies.
Raids and Arrests of LGBTQ+ People in Turkey Draw Domestic and EU Criticism
Several recent raids targeting LGBTQ+ individuals in Turkey have prompted sharp criticism from a range of domestic groups and from officials in Brussels....
Support Acts Quit Ed Sheeran’s US Tour After Macklemore Dropped Over Pro-Palestinian Remarks
All support acts left Ed Sheeran's US tour after Macklemore was removed following pro-Palestinian remarks; Sheeran says he was not responsible.
Beijing Pushes Back Against Claims of ‘Malicious’ AI Rivalry
China denies being in 'malicious competition' over AI after calls for a slowdown aimed at preventing Beijing from gaining an edge.
Train Strike at Polish Border Shortly After Johnson and European Officials’ Visit
A stationary locomotive at the Polish border was struck shortly after Boris Johnson and senior European officials left the station, prompting political concern.
Anthropic CEO Urges Slowdown in Advanced AI Development Amid Safety Concerns
Anthropic chief warns of risks from advanced models, intensifying debate on oversight, safety standards and industry responsibility.












