France’s highest court blocks social media ban for teens under 15
This decision was a setback for President Emmanuel Macron, who actively supported the bill.
Investigation into undeclared £5 million gift to Farage resumed after his election victory
This pause was lifted after he defeated his sole main rival, Count Binface, as all major parties refused to field their candidates.
Count Binface sets record among comedy candidates in UK
Although Farage won confidently with 22,239 votes, which is 63% of the total votes cast, he did not appear at the announcement of the results, as is customary.
Israeli forces block activists from reaching besieged families in Qusra
On Friday, activists attempted to deliver food and water to three homes in the Ras al-Ain area, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa.
Russian regions again restrict fuel sales after strikes on refineries
Russian regions face fuel shortages after Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries, leading to rationing and supply issues.
Berlin theater cancels special pool session for Black children due to ‘racist agitation’
The reason was a wave of criticism and safety concerns caused by ‘racist agitation’.
Russia rejected Ukraine’s proposal for a limited ceasefire in the Black Sea
According to a source familiar with the situation, the proposal was conveyed through a third country.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu calls Great Britain the ‘Islamic Republic of Britain’
Netanyahu made this statement during an Israeli podcast Melech Blitzer Haim, which aired on Thursday.
Japan considers strengthening sanctions against Russia after Putin’s visit to the Kurils
On Thursday, the Kremlin reported that the Russian president visited the island of Iturup.
US interest payments on government debt reach $100 billion per month
In the United States, rapid growth of government debt and persistently high inflation have led to an increase in the cost of servicing it to multi-year highs.