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Speaking to France 24, the Servant of the People party MP argues that China remains complicit through trade, while noting that Middle East conflicts have displaced Ukraine from the centre of US strategic attention.
From France’s wartime defeat to the AIDS epidemic in New York, the current line-up at the Cannes Film Festival prioritises stories of personal endurance against broader structural failures.
Federal prosecutors charge Raul Castro with murder and conspiracy in connection with the downing of Brothers to the Rescue aircraft, as Washington balances backchannel negotiations with public sanctions.
Donald Trump has made a comment suggesting he could run for the office of Israeli prime minister, a statement that follows his claim of enjoying significant backing within the country.
The Kremlin reported a "general understanding" on pipeline parameters, but Beijing remains cautious over pricing and energy security, underscoring the limits of Moscow’s reliance on Chinese markets.
Oscar-winning director Pedro Almodovar has publicly characterised US President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Russian President Vladimir Putin as 'monsters', marking a stark cultural critique against the backdrop of intensifying geopolitical realignment.
Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency confirms fatalities in Doueir, Tibnin and Burj Shemali, marking the latest violation of the truce extended until early July.
As Montenegro commemorates 20 years since its 2006 secession, analysts warn that democratic gains are offset by pervasive corruption and unresolved divisions, while Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic refuses to attend anniversary events.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Gideon Saar join international criticism after national security minister posts video taunting detained activists at Ashdod port
The Japanese administration plans to increase financial assistance for utility costs compared to last year, citing geopolitical instability in the Middle East as a primary driver for the policy shift.
Beijing tightens regulatory grip while Washington and Brussels push for industrial independence, sparking accusations of protectionism and containment.
Widespread road closures orchestrated by the Bolivian Workers’ Central and allied unions have left La Paz with empty markets and critical shortages of hospital oxygen.
French officials, including the capital’s mayor, urge the artist to cancel upcoming performances following an increase in allegations.
The introduction of the 'Internet Pro' service marks a significant escalation in digital repression, transforming connectivity into a luxury good for a privileged few as the economy suffers under prolonged isolation.
Leaders commit to reducing US hegemony, finalising Siberia 2 pipeline route, and settling trade in roubles and yuan.
The loss of Thomas Massie has intensified debate over the influence of organisations such as AIPAC, with critics urging registration under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
As the Star Wars franchise returns to cinemas with a new theatrical release, the Cannes Film Festival is directing attention to domestic cinema, showcasing over 60 French productions and co-productions.
Digital parenting coach Elizabeth Milovidov advises replacing screen time with traditional activities to improve children’s health and development, though the feasibility of the campaign remains untested.
The arrest of former power minister Saleh Mamman highlights a broader institutional challenge: while appointed officials face higher conviction rates, elected politicians often exploit complex legal frameworks to prolong proceedings.
The release of the video by Israel’s National Security Minister has drawn attention to the ongoing detention of activists linked to a recent flotilla incident, though details regarding the nature of the maritime operation remain unspecified in available reports.
Al Jazeera reports on the release, describing the content as a “rose-coloured spiel” amid ongoing geopolitical scrutiny.
Prosecutors allege the former Mitiga prison chief oversaw systematic abuses against inmates in Tripoli between 2015 and 2020, a period following the death of Moammar Gadhafi.
Fighting between the militant group, Malian junta forces, and Russian allies continues as the armed group attempts to restrict resource access to the capital.
With over 500 suspected cases and 130 deaths, the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has deployed experts to Bunia as the World Health Organization declares a global emergency.
Médecins Sans Frontières has raised alarms over the trajectory of the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting how diagnostic challenges are complicating the institutional response to a growing public health emergency.
Enhanced surveillance and diplomatic pressure on Nepal have severely restricted transit routes, raising concerns about the future of the exile community and cultural preservation.
The Deutsche Welle journalist appears via video link on charges of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, drawing condemnation from international watchdogs and underscoring a broader erosion of judicial independence in Turkey.
FIFA’s expansion to 48 teams opens the door for first-time qualifiers, with each nation bringing distinct developmental narratives to the North American tournament.
Ed Gallrein secures 55 per cent of the vote in a result that reinforces President Donald Trump’s influence over the party’s primary apparatus.
The sequential visits of US and Russian presidents to China highlight Beijing’s growing role as a central diplomatic power, though the economic relationship between Moscow and Beijing remains structurally uneven.
Concurrent commemorations on May 15 highlight enduring geopolitical fractures over the status of Jerusalem and the displacement of Palestinians.
Following a week of high-profile visits from US and Russian leaders, Beijing secured over 20 agreements with Moscow while omitting any reference to the war in Ukraine, a move that has sparked debate over China’s neutrality.
A shift to a pragmatic, set-piece-heavy strategy and a league-best defensive record underpin Arsenal’s championship success, ending three consecutive seasons as runners-up.
The defeat of Thomas Massie in the Kentucky Republican primary underscores the enduring influence of President Donald Trump over the party’s legislative ranks, despite broader economic and polling headwinds.
Incumbent Thomas Massie loses to Trump-backed challenger Ed Gallrein, joining a growing list of lawmakers who fell after criticising the president.
Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warns of rising death toll amid challenges of conflict and lack of approved vaccines.
The Department for Business and Trade has issued an indefinite trade licence allowing imports of Russian jet fuel and diesel refined in third countries, a move ministers describe as specific and time-limited despite G7 reaffirmations of pressure on Moscow.
The Philippine Supreme Court has refused to block the arrest of Senator Ronald dela Rosa, wanted by the International Criminal Court for alleged crimes against humanity during the Duterte administration.
The World Health Organization has classified the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda as a public health emergency of international concern, citing high national and regional risks despite a low global threat level.
The victory marks the club’s first top-flight championship since 2004, securing their 14th overall league title in English football history.
Analysts warn that removing loyalists may harm the party’s prospects in November as defeated incumbents may oppose the president’s legislative agenda.
The Japanese government is considering a supplementary budget for the current fiscal year to mitigate long-term economic impacts from Middle East tensions, as opposition parties press for emergency measures and markets react to rising interest rates.
Deadly unrest over 20 per cent petrol and 40 per cent diesel hikes forces temporary halt to nationwide matatu boycott, with over 700 arrests made and rights groups condemning lethal force.
European football’s regulator orders the Football Association of the Czech Republic to revoke coaching credentials following convictions for secret filming of players.
The image, described by France 24 as a feminist fable, will be displayed across the town and featured on merchandise including pencils, fridge magnets and mugs.
Two teenagers aged 17 and 18 killed three people at a San Diego mosque before taking their own lives, with the FBI confirming the pair were radicalised online and exchanged white supremacist views.
Company holds press conference to address systemic vulnerabilities in postal collection service bidding processes following arrest by Metropolitan Police Department.
With the Kremlin stating the peace process is on pause following recent escalations, observers note Moscow is utilising diplomatic theatre to offset military disadvantages and await shifts in European political support.