Many royal watchers noticed that King Charles did not publicly wish Meghan Markle a happy birthday when the Duchess of Sussex celebrated her 45th birthday. However, the absence of an official message does not necessarily indicate a personal disagreement. The lack of a birthday greeting from Buckingham Palace and other official royal accounts sparked discussion… Continue reading King Charles Didn’t Wish Meghan Markle Happy Birthday
An Afghan Munich attack suspect has received a life sentence after a German court found him guilty of carrying out the deadly 2025 Munich car-ramming attack that killed a mother and her two-year-old daughter. The ruling concludes one of Germany’s most high-profile terrorism-related trials in recent years and has renewed debate over immigration and national… Continue reading Afghan Munich attack: Man Gets Life Sentence
Iran nuclear talks are expected to be lengthy and challenging, according to US Vice President JD Vance. He said Washington will need patience as it negotiates with Tehran and works toward a long-term agreement. Speaking to Fox News, Vance acknowledged that negotiations with Iran are unlikely to deliver immediate results. However, he expressed confidence that… Continue reading Iran Nuclear Talks May Take Time, Says JD Vance
Former prime minister Imran Khan’s sons, Kasim Khan and Sulaiman Khan, have raised fresh concerns about their father’s health. They say authorities have blocked family access and withheld medical updates for months. The brothers spoke to CNN in an interview published on Thursday. Their comments came as Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) marked three years since Imran… Continue reading Imran Khan Health: Sons Raise Fresh Concerns in CNN Interview
Iran threatens Gulf states with retaliation if the United States launches another round of military strikes, according to regional officials familiar with recent diplomatic discussions. Tehran has reportedly warned that energy facilities and US-linked military assets across the Gulf could become targets if Washington attacks Iranian infrastructure. The warning comes as diplomatic efforts intensify to… Continue reading Iran Warns Gulf States of Retaliation if US Launches Fresh Strikes
The European Union is considering additional financial support for Spain as authorities respond to the Ceuta migrant surge, which saw around 72,000 people cross into the Spanish enclave from Morocco within just a few days. The European Commission confirmed on Thursday that discussions with the Spanish government are progressing quickly. The proposed funding would help… Continue reading Ceuta Migrant Surge: EU Weighs More Aid for Spain
The Congo copper and cobalt export ban has officially taken effect after the Democratic Republic of Congo prohibited exports of copper and cobalt concentrates. The government hopes the move will encourage local mineral processing, increase industrial investment, and retain more value from the country’s vast mining resources. The new regulation immediately impacted global commodity markets.… Continue reading Congo Copper and Cobalt Export Ban Boosts Global Prices
Former UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has faced criticism after the UK Statistics Authority ruled that a government claim about defence spending was misleading. The watchdog said Starmer, the Ministry of Defence (MoD), and the Wales Office incorrectly described £270 billion as additional defence spending. In fact, the figure represents the government’s total planned… Continue reading Starmer Defence Spending Claim Ruled Misleading
The Guatemala volcano eruption continues to threaten thousands of residents even as volcanic activity begins to slow. Authorities warned that Fuego Volcano remains highly dangerous because collapsing volcanic material could still trigger deadly pyroclastic flows and mudslides across nearby communities. Emergency officials continue monitoring the situation closely while urging residents living near the volcano to… Continue reading Guatemala Volcano Eruption Still Poses Danger
Israeli prosecutors have charged Jewish settler Yinon Levi over the fatal shooting of Palestinian activist Owdeh Hathaleen in the occupied West Bank. The rare prosecution marks the first time in more than seven years that Israeli authorities have indicted a settler for allegedly killing a Palestinian. The case has attracted international attention because Hathaleen was… Continue reading Israel Charges Settler Over Activist Killing
