Medvedev threatens strikes on German military enterprises
Dmitry Medvedev says Germany deserves strikes on firms supplying weapons to Ukraine, following Berlin’s accusations over a hybrid attack at Leipzig Airport and subsequent diplomatic closures.
Irish foreign minister urges Ireland to prepare for Northern Ireland reunification vote
The question of such a vote is contentious in both the United Kingdom and Ireland, which are co‑guarantors of the 1990s peace agreement.
UK Prime Minister Does Not Rule Out New Borrowing, Blames Conservatives for Debt Crisis
Andy Burnham pledges fiscal stability while refusing to rule out new borrowing, blaming past Conservative governments for the UK’s high debt amid a sell‑off of British bonds.
Iran says US strike on Kuhestak hit a wedding, killing four
Local sources and officials stated that one of the strikes hit a wedding ceremony.
Russia has secretly helped Iran develop supersonic cruise missiles since 2023, Financial Times reports
The outlet cited data from leaked Russian correspondence, expert travel records, and an analysis of military patents.
Argentine President Prepares Address on Falklands Diplomatic Progress Following Trump Remarks
The president’s decision to address citizens directly follows remarks made yesterday by U.S.
Israel threatens UK with retaliatory measures over possible sanctions
Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Saar warns UK of retaliatory measures over potential sanctions linked to West Bank settler attacks.
School director in Nepal saves 900 children from flood in 14 minutes
By the time he left the school, water was already entering the building, but the students were already safe.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham: Brexit led to ‘a decade of low growth’
UK PM Andy Burnham calls Brexit a ‘decade of low growth’ and criticizes past economic decisions.
Carney: Trade talks with US won’t resume while Washington insults Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney says trade talks with the United States can only resume when the Trump administration stops publicly insulting Canada, amid tariffs and stalled negotiations.