Politics
Germany has rejected a proposal made by Russian President Vladimir Putin suggesting that former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder could play a mediating role in potential peace talks between Russia and the European Union over the war in Ukraine. The statement comes amid ongoing tensions in Europe......
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended his leadership, insisting that his government represents a “ten-year project”, despite growing pressure for him to resign following poor local election results. Speaking in London, Starmer reaffirmed his intention to continue in office after......
Lebanon’s Foreign Minister Joe Raggi is visiting Rome and the Vatican City on Sunday for official talks focused on regional security and the ongoing situation in southern Lebanon. During his visit, Raggi is expected to meet with senior Vatican officials, including Cardinal Pietro Parolin, as well......
Maronite Patriarch Bechara El Rahi has called for Lebanese citizens who took refuge in Israel after the Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon in 2000 to be included in the country’s proposed general amnesty law currently under debate in Parliament. Speaking during a religious service in Bkerké,......
The French government has asked the Inspection Générale des Finances to evaluate the economic consequences of extending the current national budget into 2027 if Parliament fails to approve a new finance law on time. According to officials from French Ministry of Economy and Finance, the......
Syrian President Ahmed al-Chareh carried out a partial government reshuffle on Saturday, replacing several senior officials and ministers, including his own brother, according to announcements published by Syria’s official news agency. Among the most notable changes was the appointment of former......
The president of Radio France, Sibyle Veil, has strongly criticized a recent parliamentary report on public audiovisual services, warning that its recommendations could threaten media independence. The report, authored by French MP Charles Alloncle, highlights what it describes as a crisis in public......
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on Saturday that he believes the conflict in Ukraine could be approaching its conclusion, raising renewed speculation about possible diplomatic efforts to end the war that began in 2022. Speaking during discussions with reporters, Putin said he felt the situation......
A judge from Supreme Federal Court of Brazil has suspended the implementation of a controversial law that could have significantly reduced the prison sentence of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro. Justice Alexandre de Moraes ruled that the legislation should not take effect until the country’s......
Nicusor Dan criticized several strategic choices made by the European Union while reaffirming Romania’s commitment to maintaining strong relations with the United States during a speech delivered on Europe Day. Speaking amid a growing political crisis in Romania, the Romanian president defended......
Peter Magyar was officially sworn in as Hungary’s new prime minister during the inaugural parliamentary session held in Budapest, marking the beginning of a new political chapter for the Central European country. The centre-right leader came to power on promises of political renewal, economic......
United States intelligence agencies assess that Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is playing a central role in shaping Tehran's war strategy and guiding negotiations with Washington, despite having made no public appearance in more than two months. The assessment, which carries significant......
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared on Friday that Iran's attempt to assert control over the Strait of Hormuz was "unacceptable," warning from Rome that the international community must be prepared to respond with "more than just stern statements" to push back......
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