News in brief
The Albanese government has announced a series of reforms aimed at cutting red tape and fast-tracking approvals for new homes, seeking to tackle Australia’s ongoing housing crisis. The measures include pausing further residential changes to the National Construction Code, establishing a “strike......
The Texas legislature has officially approved a new electoral map that could grant Republicans up to five additional seats in the U.S. Congress during the 2026 midterm elections. The decision, strongly encouraged by former president Donald Trump, aims to secure a fragile Republican majority in Washington. The......
After decades of debate, Berlin has officially renamed its central “Mohrenstrasse” (“Street of the Moors”) to honor Anton Wilhelm Amo, an 18th-century African philosopher and jurist who became a prominent academic in Germany. On August 23, workers installed the new street signs......
In County Limerick, the village of Kilteely has revived a cherished tradition by reopening its last remaining pub, thanks to the determination of local residents. Once home to seven bars, the village saw them disappear one after another, reflecting a national trend that has closed more than 2,100 pubs......
The Dutch foreign minister, Caspar Veldkamp, announced his resignation after the caretaker government in The Hague failed to reach an agreement on imposing new sanctions against Israel. The decision highlights growing divisions within the coalition as the war in Gaza nears its second anniversary. During......
Morocco has emerged as the leading destination for Spanish natural gas exports in June 2025, surpassing France and consolidating its role as a key partner in the region’s energy landscape. According to figures reported by Europa Press, Morocco received 858 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of Spanish gas during......
The US government has ordered the suspension of work on a massive offshore wind farm off the country’s northeast coast, despite the project being nearly 80% complete. It is the latest setback for the wind energy sector under President Donald Trump’s administration, which has repeatedly voiced......
Lebanon’s State Security announced the arrest of a customs employee in the Kesrouan region on suspicion of stealing electricity from the national grid for about five years and reselling it illegally to local subscribers, according to a statement relayed by the National News Agency (NNA). The arrest......
Brazilian former president Jair Bolsonaro’s legal team has denied claims that he violated precautionary measures during his trial for an alleged attempted coup, accusing the police of trying to “demoralize” him, according to a document submitted to the Supreme Court. The Brazilian......
While the United States moves to close the controversial “Alligator Alcatraz” migrant detention center in Florida, other prisons around the world are infamous for even harsher conditions. From extreme isolation to overcrowding and reports of torture, these facilities have earned reputations......
Authorities in southern France have detained the manager of a leisure park after a group of Israeli children, aged eight to 16, were denied access, raising allegations of religious discrimination. The children, on holiday in Spain, had reserved a visit to the Tyrovol zipline park in Porté-Puymorens......
The South Korean military confirmed on Saturday that it fired warning shots at the border after several North Korean soldiers briefly crossed the Military Demarcation Line earlier this week. According to the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Seoul, the incident took place on Tuesday around 3 p.m. local time......
Colombia’s government announced on Friday the launch of a major military operation after two deadly attacks claimed the lives of 19 people, including civilians and police officers. The incidents underscored the country’s worsening security crisis, despite ongoing peace efforts. On Thursday,......
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