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Critics warn the investigation risks undermining trust in institutions like FRANCE 24 and advancing plans to privatise state media if the far right wins the 2027 elections.
The United Arab Emirates has announced its withdrawal from the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allied coalition, effective next month.
Analysts warn that overlapping crises of violence and economic hardship are eroding public trust in the state's ability to uphold civilian rule.
The decision marks a significant blow to the oil-exporting groups as global markets remain unsettled by the ongoing Iran war and threats to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
The United Arab Emirates has announced its withdrawal from the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and the OPEC+ production cartel. The move, effective 1 May 2026, is described by official WAM news agency as a strategic decision reflecting the country's evolving energy profile.
Official confirmation highlights the institutional role of the Hashemite Kingdom as the primary conduit for medical evacuations from Gaza since the onset of the conflict.
Ali Vaez argues that Iran's confidence stems from the belief it can withstand a prolonged military and economic war better than Washington, which faces mounting domestic and international limitations.
Following a 2023 partnership agreement with the European Union, Mauritanian authorities have ramped up efforts to deport undocumented migrants and asylum seekers to Mali and Senegal. While the initiative has reportedly reduced arrivals to the Canary Islands, critics warn of unlawful detentions, extortion, and a shift toward riskier migration pathways.
Canberra's top diplomat has travelled to China to hold discussions regarding energy security, marking the primary diplomatic engagement between the two nations on this specific topic.
Despite the April 16 truce, the Israeli army maintains its push to clear 55 to 70 villages, leaving residents facing destroyed bridges and demolished homes
Visual reporting from 28 April 2026 suggests a significant transformation in Iranian society is underway, even as high-level negotiations remain frozen.
Major defence agreements signed with Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines; joint projects launched with UK, Italy and US
Amnesty International has called for a formal investigation into a United States air strike on a migrant detention centre in Saada, Yemen, characterising the incident as a potential war crime. The rights group argues that the facility, which had been inspected by the International Committee of the Red Cross and the United Nations with no evidence of military use, was targeted despite known civilian occupancy.
As the war intensifies, sanctioned entities are increasingly bypassing dollar-based trade via cryptocurrency, renminbi, hawala networks, and commodity swaps, internationalising Iran's evasion infrastructure.
In a recent episode of the podcast, Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla of the Progressive International discusses systemic economic change and degrowth with Professor Hickel
Medical tests confirm fractures to the jaw and chin, while backup goalkeepers remain unavailable, raising serious concerns for the national squad's preparation.
Technical and financial analyses of local options deemed insufficient, prompting a pivot to existing arenas in the capital and Lyon with a minimum capacity of 10,000 seats.
Despite widespread bans and safety concerns, new initiatives seek to correct genetic cells to create super-performing individuals, reigniting debates on eugenics.
Experts state cloud seeding operates on a micro scale and cannot alter regional weather patterns or generate rain from clear skies
A new offensive targeting Bamako and interior towns signals a significant escalation in the region's instability, with combat reported as ongoing near Modibo Keïta International Airport.
By identifying the name of a Bronze Age ruler, French archaeologist François Desset has unlocked 45 inscriptions, providing a rare look at indigenous writing systems in the region.
Leaders in Indian-administered territory condemn the move as part of a broader campaign of overreach against civic and religious institutions
Officials argue the National Guard is uniquely suited for C-UAS mitigation ahead of the tournament
Federal investigators confirm the intent to kill the president and top administration officials, prompting renewed scrutiny of security protocols for future state functions.
The monarch's four-day engagement aims to underscore the resilience of the UK-US alliance during a period of domestic political instability in Washington.
Regional officials report the offer was conveyed to Washington via Pakistan, though analysts assess President Trump is unlikely to accept terms that leave core US-Israel disagreements unresolved
The feat marks a significant advancement in alpinism discipline, though specific details regarding the athletes and equipment remain unconfirmed in current reporting.
The Croatian Football Federation and coach Zlatko Dalic express confidence in recovery despite lack of medical guarantee for tournament fitness
The appointment marks another leadership transition in a nation characterised by frequent government reshuffles and a complex political landscape.
Tuareg separatists and jihadist allies have taken control of the northern town following two days of fighting that has cast doubt on the stability of the government established after the 2020 coup.
An AFP tally indicates at least 40 fatalities in the region since the truce commenced, with new casualties including children among the wounded
Authorities in Tokyo are probing a suspected theft exceeding 400 million yen from a membership-only safe deposit box, with surveillance indicating multiple suspects fled in a vehicle.
Human Rights Watch calls on the US government to pause immigration crackdowns during the tournament, warning of risks to athletes and fans
Officials argue the award politicises the sport and undermines the governing body's Human Rights Policy
Analysts suggest a potential victory for Elon Musk could significantly weaken OpenAI's market position as a new merged entity prepares for an initial public offering
The strategic reversal, announced on 28 April 2026, reflects broader challenges in the automotive sector's transition to electric mobility
Most major providers are scheduled to increase tariffs from May, with further hikes anticipated as geopolitical volatility persists
Over 40 Palestinians were killed in Gaza last week alone, while municipal elections saw record-low turnout and opposition parties in Israel merged under a leadership that excludes Arab representation.
Following the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the militant organisation has reorganised its ranks and announced a return to active hostilities, defying a temporary cessation of hostilities extended by the US President.
Hours-long violence targeted youths and women at a sports pitch, with attackers burning homes and places of worship; separate communal clashes over farmland also reported in the region
Idemitsu Kosan confirms plans to bypass the strait amid rising regional anxiety over energy security
Despite her role on the LA28 Organizing Committee Athletes' Commission, the track legend acknowledges she must still clear the rigorous US selection process to secure a spot.
The latest attack marks the third direct attempt on President Donald Trump's life, prompting a review of screening procedures and a legal battle over constructing a new ballroom in the White House east wing.
A joint FBI and terrorism task-force is investigating the motives of the 31-year-old Californian who carried firearms and knives into the gala.
Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani went 3-for-3 in consecutive games to help secure a team win, while starting pitcher Yu Darvish struggled with control issues against the Miami Marlins.
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha demands action on shipments from Russian-held land, while Gideon Saar rejects the use of online platforms for formal diplomatic grievances.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood leads the case as the ban remains in force during the appeal process
The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology has found that the organising body did not possess complete information regarding the excursion