U.S. Announces 10% Tariff on Imports Amid Legal Challenges
The United States has announced a 10% tariff on all imports not covered by exemptions, effective immediately, following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated previous global tariffs.
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Nigerian Govt Accused Of Secretly Paying Boko Haram Ransom For Abducted Schoolchildren – Report
A report alleges that Nigeria's Tinubu administration secretly paid billions of naira to Boko Haram to secure the release of 230 kidnapped schoolchildren and staff from a school in Niger State.
Nazi Sergeant’s Photos of Kaisariani Executions Return to Greece After 82 Years
A collection of 262 photographs taken by a Nazi sergeant documenting the execution of 200 Greek patriots at Kaisariani in 1944 has been authenticated and is set to return to Greece after nearly eight decades.
Japan Advances Full Paddy Utilisation Plan to Bolster Food Security
Japan is advancing a plan to fully utilise all rice paddies as part of a broader food security strategy, aiming to reduce reliance on imports and diversify agricultural production.
US and Japan Launch Amphibious Exercises in Okinawa Amid Regional Tensions
U.S. Marines and Japanese forces began a major amphibious exercise in Okinawa on Monday, aimed at strengthening regional defense capabilities amid heightened tensions in the Indo-Pacific.
Peter Mandelson Arrested in Epstein Probe, Links to Confidential Info
London police have arrested former British ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson as part of an investigation into his alleged links with Jeffrey Epstein.
Hegseth Visits Denver Space Firms as Arsenal of Freedom Tour Expands
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth visited two commercial space companies in Denver's suburbs as part of the War Department's Arsenal of Freedom tour, emphasizing the strategic importance of space in future military conflicts.
Moscow Policeman Killed in Bomb Attack on Ukraine War Anniversary
A Moscow policeman was killed and two others injured in a bomb attack at a central train station on the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
South Africa Accepts Trump-Appointed US Ambassador Brent Bozell
South Africa has accepted the appointment of Brent Bozell as the new U.S. ambassador, a move that comes amid tensions between the two nations over international policies and South Africa's stance on Israel.
Australia’s Defense Gap Risks U.S. Strategic Options in Indo-Pacific
Australia's declining defense capabilities and economic vulnerabilities are creating a strategic gap that could force the U.S. to bear greater risks in the Indo-Pacific, according to a new analysis.
El Mencho’s Death Sparks Violence, 25 National Guards Killed in Mexico
The death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, has triggered a wave of violence across 20 Mexican states, leaving 25 National Guard members dead.
Morocco’s PJD Condemns US Ambassador’s ‘Grand Israel’ Remarks as Provocative
Morocco's Justice and Development Party (PJD) has strongly condemned remarks by US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, who suggested Israel would be justified in controlling lands belonging to Arab countries.
Kenya Closes Migori Footbridge Indefinitely Amid Rising River Levels
The Kenya National Highways Authority has indefinitely closed the Migori Footbridge following rising river levels and structural concerns, leaving residents without a safe pedestrian crossing.
Russian Finance Ministry Admits Failure to Curb Illegal Online Gambling Growth
Russia's Finance Ministry has admitted it is losing the battle against the rapid growth of illegal online casinos, which officials say are draining billions of rubles from citizens each year.
Israeli Mom, Political Commentator, Says Son Certain About US Strike on Iran, Refuses to Study for Math Test
An Israeli political commentator said her son refuses to study for his math test, convinced that the exam will be canceled due to an impending US strike on Iran.