Politics
India’s prime minister Narendra Modi has decided to postpone his upcoming visit to the Netherlands due to the intensifying conflict with Pakistan in the Kashmir border region. Originally scheduled for May 16, Modi's trip included a planned dinner with King Willem-Alexander as part of a broader......
Mali's transitional government has announced an indefinite suspension of all political party and politically affiliated association activities, citing concerns over public order. The decision was made official through a decree broadcast on national radio and television, which was signed by the head......
The Supreme Court has dismissed three complaints filed by the political parties Voz, Hazte Oír, and Iustitia Europa against Pedro Sánchez for allegations of prevarication and misappropriation. This decision stems from Sánchez's use of the State Attorney's Office to file a......
Israel's military offensive in Gaza has sparked international outcry, particularly following the expansion of its operations in the war-torn territory. Israel’s far-right finance minister recently called for the total destruction of Gaza. Rescue teams in Gaza reported that 26 individuals were......
Dutch foreign affairs minister Caspar Veldkamp has raised serious concerns regarding Israel's approach to the Gaza region, accusing the nation of violating human rights laws amid plans for permanent occupation. In a letter addressed to Kaja Kallas, the European Union’s foreign policy chief,......
Friedrich Merz, the newly appointed German Chancellor, will embark on his first international journey this Wednesday, visiting France and Poland. This trip is aimed at revitalizing Germany's relationships with key allies and reaffirming its presence on the global stage following a shaky start to......
The announcement of a scheduled visit by Spain’s honorary queen, Queen Sofia, to the occupied city of Melilla has sparked diverse reactions among the Moroccan population residing in the city and in the neighboring town of Beni Ensar. The visit, set to take place on Thursday, has reignited tensions......
Pedro Sánchez remains enveloped in uncertainty regarding the reasons behind the electrical blackout that struck Spain on April 28. This morning, the Prime Minister attended the Congress of Deputies to provide updates on the situation, delivering a speech devoid of concrete details, lacking conclusive......
Residents of Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, reported fleeing to nearby hills as Indian airstrikes struck the city early Wednesday. The attacks, which India claimed targeted terrorist camps, caused widespread panic. Mosque loudspeakers urged people to seek shelter as the ground......
In the ever-shifting theatre of global geopolitics, military might remains a crucial barometer of national influence. As 2025 unfolds, six nations stand apart, each commanding formidable arsenals and strategic depth. Measured by the Global Firepower Index, these military powers shape not only the balance......
Sudan's army-affiliated defense council has officially severed diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, branding the Gulf nation an "enemy state." This dramatic move reflects escalating tensions between the two countries, with accusations of interference and aggression taking......
On Wednesday morning, Indian missiles struck several locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, causing significant damage and casualties. The attack resulted in at least eight deaths, including a child, and left 35 others injured. Pakistan’s military reported that Indian missiles......
In a striking display of deflection, Algeria's regime has once again resorted to unfounded allegations against Morocco, following widespread acclaim from both the media and the Spanish government for Morocco's role in aiding recovery from a recent blackout. Algeria's state-controlled media,......
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