Amid strategic tensions, the United States plans to deploy a hospital ship to Greenland to treat some unspecified patients, despite Danish officials saying no such medical assistance has been requested.
White House says the new increased global tariff is only a temporary measure aimed at protecting the U.S. economy and accelerating trade negotiations.
Iran is ready to resist the United States if attacked, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said.
Amid antisemitism concerns, a Westminster committee heavily criticised West Midlands Police for being “overly reliant on inaccurate and unverified information about the Maccabi Tel Aviv fans.”
Moscow launched a massive weekend missile and drone attack, primarily targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure, railways, and residential buildings.
Macron’s appeal concerns sanctions affecting an International Criminal Court judge and a former EU Commissioner, which he says threaten both European legal sovereignty and transatlantic relations.
Unauthorised entry into the president’s Florida residence—while carrying a shotgun and a can of gasoline—prompted swift action from federal law enforcement agents.
Slovakia has threatened Ukraine with disconnecting the country’s emergency electricity supply if Russian oil deliveries to Slovakia are not restored.
More than 3,000 people marched through the streets of Lyon to pay their respects to a right-wing campaigner whose alleged murder happened a week ago.
Policewoman killed as several homemade explosive devices detonated in Ukrainian city.
To acknowledge Lent is to acknowledge the Christian foundation of Europe. It forces a confrontation with the history our modern institutions have spent decades trying to erase.
