Europe’s Strategic Uncertainty as U.S.-NATO Dynamics Shift
European leaders are grappling with a new era of strategic uncertainty as the U.S. under Donald Trump challenges long-standing NATO norms, including the possibility of acquiring Greenland.
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Why is Iran pushing back before Geneva talks?
Iran has publicly rejected U.S. accusations and warned against military threats ahead of critical nuclear talks in Geneva, as Washington deploys its largest military force in the region in years.
Resolution No. 80 Positions Culture as Pillar of National Development by 2045
Vietnam's Politburo has adopted Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW, positioning culture as a central pillar of national development with strategic goals extending to 2045, according to official statements.
SRD Grant Stays at R370 as Other Social Grants Get Raises in 2026 Budget
South Africa's Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant will remain unchanged at R370 per month in the 2026 budget, while other social grants will see modest increases.
Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle Steps Down Amid Political Controversy
Germany's Minister of Culture has convened an emergency meeting to evaluate the future of the Berlin International Film Festival, following controversy over pro-Palestinian remarks at its closing ceremony.
UK Honours Ukrainian Resilience as War Enters Fourth Year
The United Kingdom has reaffirmed its unwavering support for Ukraine on the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, calling for an end to the conflict and a just and lasting peace.
Sussexes to Meet Gazan Medical Evacuees During Jordan Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to meet medical evacuees from Gaza during a two-day visit to Jordan, highlighting the couple's ongoing humanitarian efforts in the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Singapore MPs Push for Equity, Cost-of-Living Reforms in Budget Debate
Singapore lawmakers are urging the government to address inequality, improve public spending transparency, and ease the cost of living as they begin the three-day Budget debate, with a $15.1 billion surplus highlighted as a potential resource.
Modi’s Visit to Israel Sparks New Era in Defense Ties, $1.5B in Deals
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel this week has deepened strategic and defense ties, with officials highlighting $1.5 billion in arms deals and growing collaboration on advanced military technology.
Russian Curriculum and Militarization Transform Education in Occupied Ukrainian Territories
Russian authorities have imposed their curriculum on nearly 2,000 schools in temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories, affecting over 582,000 children and reshaping their education through state ideology and military training.
UK’s Palantir Contracts Spark Concern Over Data Sovereignty and National Security
The UK government has awarded Palantir Technologies, a US-based data analytics firm, over £570 million in contracts, raising concerns about data rights and national security, according to critics.
Several southern Manitoba schools closed, buses cancelled for 2nd day | CBC News
A winter storm's aftermath forced closures at several southern Manitoba schools and canceled buses across multiple divisions Thursday, marking the second straight day of disruptions. Snow depths reached 25 centimeters in Boissevain, with more flurries expected.
Into the Realm of Radiology: A Journey of Discovery
Radiologists rely on electromagnetic radiation—X-rays, gamma rays and more—to create images of bones, organs and tissues. These waves pass through the body at different rates depending on tissue density, producing...
AL leader Tofail Ahmed shows improvement after 4 months, shifted to
Tofail Ahmed, a key Awami League organizer from Bangladesh's 1969 uprising and 1971 Liberation War, has shown signs of recovery after more than four months of treatment at Square Hospitals Ltd. The 82-year-old now responds to his name and recognizes family members, hospital officials said.
SA: Season of despair awaits ‘illegal’ immigrants in 2024
Zimbabwean migrants in South Africa face heightened risks of xenophobic attacks and deportations as the country's 2024 elections approach. Political parties, including ActionSA and Operation Dudula, blame undocumented immigrants for unemployment and crime.