Politics
Some activists aligned with U.S. President Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) movement are advocating extraordinary measures, including the possible imposition of martial law, if they believe widespread fraud has occurred in the November midterm elections. Their statements......
Morocco’s efforts to form a new government have entered a crucial phase following the appointment of Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Head of Government by King Mohammed VI on September 29, 2026. The appointment followed the September 23 parliamentary elections, in which the Authenticity and Modernity......
China has rejected a US proposal for Beijing to participate in nuclear disarmament negotiations alongside Washington and Moscow, describing the request as unfair and unrealistic under current circumstances. The response highlights persistent differences between the major powers over how to address nuclear......
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has warned that external pressure is threatening the country’s unity, urging Alberta residents to reject a move that could set the province on a path toward a future independence referendum. Speaking at a pro-Canada rally in Calgary, Carney said the vote was......
US President Donald Trump has said the United States is temporarily holding back weapons and ammunition from foreign customers while it replenishes its military stockpiles. He argued that the country needs to retain sufficient supplies for its own defence requirements before resuming sales to allied......
Morocco has joined a US-led initiative designed to accelerate the procurement of military drones and counter-drone technologies, opening a new channel for the Royal Armed Forces to access pre-approved defence equipment through simplified purchasing procedures. The move was formalized on October 13,......
French magistrate Youssef Badr has publicly challenged allegations questioning his impartiality following a series of articles published by the far-right outlet Frontières, while the Paris Court of Appeal has voiced serious concern over repeated personal attacks targeting the judge. The dispute......
Negotiations over the European Union’s next long-term budget are facing significant obstacles, with disagreements over spending levels, funding sources and financial priorities raising doubts about whether the proposed plan can secure approval. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and European Parliament......
The United Nations Security Council has renewed its arms embargo and targeted sanctions on Haiti for another year, while opening the door to measures against individuals involved in the illicit exploitation of the country’s natural resources. The resolution, introduced by the United States and......
US President Donald Trump has reportedly discussed the possibility of replacing White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with people close to him, according to Politico, which cited sources familiar with the matter. The reported discussions come amid concerns within the administration about Trump's......
More than 10 people were injured during clashes between police and supporters of imprisoned former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan in the northwestern city of Bara, as demonstrations demanding his release continue to put pressure on authorities in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The confrontation......
Sweden’s parliament has again rejected Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson’s bid to become prime minister, deepening the political deadlock that has followed the September legislative elections. The vote on Thursday, October 15, came after Andersson acknowledged that she had been......
Colombia’s decision to establish its embassy in Jerusalem marks a significant shift in its diplomatic relationship with Israel, signaling a sharp departure from the policy pursued by former president Gustavo Petro and placing the new administration at odds with the prevailing international consensus......
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