US President Donald Trump has issued a strong warning to China and Russia, cautioning both countries against becoming involved in the ongoing conflict with Iran. In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump said any military support for Tehran could have serious consequences and would not serve the interests of either Beijing or Moscow.… Continue reading Trump Warns China and Russia Against Supporting Iran in Ongoing Conflict
Irish police have intercepted a vehicle carrying what officials described as an “extremely significant” bomb allegedly intended for an attack in Northern Ireland. The vehicle was stopped in County Monaghan during an intelligence-led operation targeting dissident republican activity. Authorities believe the explosive was being transported across the border for a planned attack on a police… Continue reading Irish Police Intercept Car Bomb Bound for Northern Ireland, Woman Charged
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has officially opened No 10 North in Manchester, marking the start of operations at the government’s new regional headquarters. The new office is intended to strengthen decision-making outside London and support the government’s wider plan to move political and economic power away from Whitehall. Speaking alongside Chancellor John Healey, Burnham said… Continue reading Chancellor Joins PM on First Day Working from No 10 North in Manchester
Justice Secretary Andy Burnham has paused the government’s planned early prison release scheme following strong criticism from victims, survivors and families affected by serious crimes. The Sentencing Act, which was due to take effect in September, would have allowed thousands of eligible prisoners in England and Wales to leave prison earlier. The government originally proposed… Continue reading Andy Burnham Pauses Early Prison Release Scheme After Victims Raise Safety Concerns
One month after the devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela’s northern coastline, families continue searching through the rubble for missing relatives while thousands remain displaced and communities struggle to recover. The disaster claimed more than 5,300 lives, injured over 16,500 people and caused an estimated $19.6 billion in damage, making it one of the country’s deadliest natural… Continue reading One Month After Venezuela Earthquakes, Families Continue Search for Missing Loved Ones
Costa Rican authorities have arrested Alejandro Arias Monge, widely known as “Diablo,” the country’s most-wanted fugitive and a major target of U.S. authorities in a drug-trafficking investigation. Police captured Arias on July 24, 2026, during a major operation in Sarapiquí, northeastern Costa Rica. The arrest ended a years-long search for one of the country’s most… Continue reading Costa Rica Captures Most Wanted Fugitive Alejandro Arias “Diablo” Sought by US
India’s Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on Saturday after days of nationwide demonstrations over alleged examination paper leaks. His resignation marked a major victory for student protesters. Their campaign had grown into one of the biggest political challenges for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in recent years. Celebrations erupted at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi after… Continue reading Modi’s Education Minister Resigns After Student Protest Movement Claims Victory
Pakistani security forces have killed 13 terrorists during the ongoing Operation Al-Azm in Balochistan, according to security sources. The operation has dealt another blow to militant networks operating in the province. The latest intelligence-based action took place in the Khad Kocha area of Mastung. Troops targeted militant hideouts and launched extensive search operations to clear… Continue reading Security Forces Eliminate 13 Terrorists During Operation Al-Azm in Balochistan
Iran has accused the United States of escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz by attempting to establish alternative shipping routes without consulting Tehran, despite an interim understanding between the two countries. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the arrangement reached between Tehran and Washington gives Iran a role in overseeing transit procedures and coordinating… Continue reading Iran Blames US Over Strait of Hormuz Dispute as Indirect Talks Continue
US President Donald Trump has announced a fresh round of tariffs on several trading partners, including the European Union, while European leaders have approved another package of sanctions targeting Russia. The two developments highlight the growing economic and geopolitical challenges facing the transatlantic alliance as Washington focuses on trade policy and Brussels maintains pressure on… Continue reading Trump Announces New Tariffs as European Union Unveils Fresh Sanctions on Russia
