New Documents Reveal Andrew's Ties to Epstein

Newly released documents reveal troubling details about Former Prince Andrew's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, impacting the royal family's reputation.

Judge Orders Release of Detained Family

A judge has ordered the release of a 5-year-old boy and his father from detention in Texas, highlighting concerns over immigration enforcement practices.

Trump Reopens Venezuelan Airspace for Travel

President Trump announces the reopening of Venezuelan airspace for commercial travel, allowing Americans to visit safely.

July Trial Requested for Luigi Mangione

Manhattan prosecutors seek a July trial date for Luigi Mangione's state murder case, ahead of his federal trial set for September.
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US to Control Venezuela's Oil Revenue

The Trump administration will oversee Venezuela's oil sales, ensuring funds support essential services and benefit the Venezuelan people.

Rubio Supports Trump's Venezuela Strategy

Marco Rubio supports Trump's actions in Venezuela while addressing concerns over Greenland, NATO, and US foreign policy.

US and Denmark Begin Arctic Security Talks

US, Denmark, and Greenland initiate technical talks on Arctic security to address regional threats and foster cooperation.

Barron Trump Reports Crime to Police

Barron Trump witnessed a crime via video call and reported it to London police, resulting in the conviction of Matvei Rumiantsev for assault.
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Former First Lady Kim Keon Hee Sentenced

Kim Keon Hee, former first lady of South Korea, receives a 20-month prison sentence for corruption involving luxury gifts and political favours.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy Condemns

A drone struck a train carriage carrying nearly 200 passengers in Ukraine, in an attack authorities blamed on Russia.

Ancient Wooden Tools Found in Greece

Scientists uncover the oldest wooden tools in Greece, dating back 430,000 years, offering insights into ancient human tool use.

UNHCR's First Refugee Leader Addresses Crisis

The first refugee leading UNHCR, Barham Salih, addresses the global crisis and calls for a united response amid declining support for refugees.
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Guyanese Businessman Elected Opposition Leader

Azruddin Mohamed, facing US extradition for gold smuggling, has been elected as Guyana's opposition leader, highlighting government corruption issues.

Braverman Joins Reform UK Amid Immigration Concerns

Former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman joins Reform UK, criticising Conservative Party's immigration policies and expressing concerns over public services.

Canada Rules Out Free Trade Deal with China

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirms no plans for a free trade deal with China, responding to US tariff threats on Canadian goods.

Assault on US Lawmaker at Sundance Festival

A man was arrested for allegedly assaulting US Rep Maxwell Frost during the Sundance Film Festival, making racist remarks before fleeing.
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Zelenskyy Confirms US Security Agreement Ready

President Zelenskyy announces that the US security guarantees document for Ukraine is ready for signing, awaiting a date for ratification.

Danish Veterans Feel Betrayed by Trump

Danish veterans express feelings of betrayal over Trump's threats regarding Greenland, reflecting on their past alliance with US forces.

TikTok's New US Deal Explained

Discover essential details about TikTok's new US deal, addressing security concerns and user experience changes.

Starmer Critiques Trump on NATO Troops

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns Trump's remarks about NATO troops in Afghanistan as insulting, calling for an apology.
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Talks on Territorial Concessions in Abu Dhabi

Ukraine, Russia, and the US meet in Abu Dhabi to discuss territorial concessions amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine's Donbas region.

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Protest by British Hindus at Parliament Square

British Hindus and diaspora groups protest in Parliament Square, urging UK government to protect minorities in Bangladesh from ongoing persecution.

Japan: Assassin of ex-PM Shinzo Abe Jail

The man who shot ex-Japan PM Shinzo Abe with a handmade gun in 2022 is due to spend his life in prison. The killer, Tetsuya Yamagami, said his actions were fueled by anger over the controversial Unification Church.
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Trump's Greenland Threats Challenge NATO Alliances

President Trump's threats over Greenland provoke outrage from the EU, raising concerns about NATO alliances and potential economic retaliation.