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Australia and Vanuatu Ban Foreign Military Bases on Pacific Island
Australia and Vanuatu have signed a security pact prohibiting foreign military bases on the Pacific island nation. The agreement was signed …
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Andy Burnham Set to Take Office as Prime Minister Amidst Will Burnham’s Reform Agenda
London, June 29 – In three weeks’ time, Andy Burnham will be sworn in as the United Kingdom’s next prime minister, ending months of politica…
Business
BT and Verizon Form Global Joint Venture
BT and Verizon are set to launch a global joint venture after 18 months of negotiations. The UK telecoms giant's 50/50 partnership will be v…
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US and Iran Agree to Halt Attacks and Hold Talks
The US and Iran have agreed to pause their attacks on each other and meet in Qatar on Tuesday to discuss rising tensions. The talks come aft…
Sport
Rusia Expands Dark Fleet with 19-Year-Old LNG Tanker
A 19-year-old liquefied natural gas tanker has docked at a sanctioned storage facility in the M region, expanding Russia's LNG dark fleet. T…
Economy
Markets Ease into Certainty
Global markets are adapting to a new landscape as the United States eases sanctions on Iran, allowing it to re-enter the global trade scene.…
Politics
Middle East Tensions Ease as US and Iran Agree to Talks
The United States and Iran will continue negotiations to end the Middle East conflict, a US official announced on Sunday. Recent clashes had…
Technology
Chip Stocks Fuel AI-Driven Market Surge Expected by 2026
South Korea's Kospi index has surged 125% this year, largely driven by a sharp increase in the share prices of major chipmakers. SK Hynix an…
Politics
Britain's Prime Ministers Come and Go
Keir Starmer's short tenure as prime minister has ended after he failed to connect with voters and much of Britain's media. Andy Burnham is …
World
Ukraine's Drone Assault Ignites Major Russian Oil Refinery
A recent drone attack by Ukraine has set a major Russian oil refinery ablaze, dealing a significant blow to Russia's energy infrastructure. …
Politics
German Development Aid Strategy Faces Backlash Ahead of North‑South Commission Launch
Berlin, June 28 2026 – Development NGOs gathered in Berlin this week to demand that the federal government halt a planned reduction of sever…
Politics
Putin Vows Security Amid Ukraine Attacks
Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised to ensure security as Ukraine intensifies its attacks on Russian territory. The Ukrainian mili…
Politics
Cassidy Slams Trump for Treating Congress as 'Mere Appendage
Senator Bill Cassidy criticised Donald Trump for his handling of the Iran conflict. The Louisiana Republican senator expressed his disapprov…
Politics
Britain May Need to Boost Defence Spending
The UK's top military officer warns that the next prime minister may have to increase defence spending to meet global security demands. Admi…
Business
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps Strengthens as Iran-US Deal Teeters
Tensions escalated in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran's markets reacted poorly to two nights of military confrontations over transit. The clash…
Politics
US-Iran Deal: A Fleeting Illusion
The United States and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding, sparking debate about its implications. The agreement was reached after mon…
Politics
US Trade Agreement in Limbo as Trump Threatens to Revoke
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is set to expire on July 1, sparking concerns among businesses and economists. US Presiden…
Politics
Man with Same Name as US Senator Eligible for Alaska Primary Ballot
A man sharing the name of US Senator Dan Sullivan has been cleared to run in Alaska's Republican primary election. Dan J. Sullivan filed his…
Technology
Almost 40% of Americans Hoard Old Tech
A recent survey of 4,000 Americans revealed a surprising trend: many people stop using their old smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches, but…
Technology
Chinese Stocks Powering US Data Centers
The artificial intelligence boom has driven demand for data centers in the US, with many Chinese companies supplying crucial components. The…
Politics
US Strikes Iran for Second Day: Constitutional Conundrum
The United States launched new attacks on Iranian forces on Wednesday, just days after Congress told President Trump to seek approval or end…
Economy
Lost Paradise: Israel's War on West Bank Farmers
Israel is targeting agriculture in the West Bank, attempting to force Palestinian farmers off their land. The campaign has been ongoing for …
World
Sudan's El-Obeid Burns as Generals Block Peace
Fighting has erupted in El-Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan, as drones strike the city, killing and injuring civilians. The clashes are …
Politics
Trump Violated Congressional Measure on Iran, Congressman Claims
US Congressman Ro Khanna has condemned the Trump administration's renewed strikes on Iran, saying they breach a congressional measure limiti…