Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s escalating political revolt on Capitol Hill is revealing deeper fractures within the Trump-aligned wing of the Republican Party, raising new questions about the former president’s grip on his most vocal supporters.
German authorities have canceled a planned auction of Holocaust-era artifacts after an intense wave of public criticism, historian objections, and appeals from Jewish organizations who argued that the sale would commercialize human suffering and undermine the memory of the victims.
Polish authorities have launched an urgent investigation after a crucial railway line used to deliver humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine was deliberately destroyed in what Prime Minister Donald Tusk called a “clear act of sabotage.”
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Bangladesh’s former prime minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death after a special tribunal found her guilty of crimes against humanity, marking one of the most dramatic turns in the country’s political history.
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Ukraine is preparing for one of its largest air force upgrades since the start of the war, following an announcement from the Élysée Palace that Kyiv intends to purchase as many as 100 French-made fighter jets.
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Indian American communities across several U.S. cities are raising alarms over a growing wave of harassment, intimidation, and racially charged incidents that residents say has become more open and aggressive in recent months.
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The last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between the United States and Russia is approaching its expiration date, raising global concerns as both Washington and Moscow exchange increasingly aggressive rhetoric over potential weapons testing.
16-Nov-2025
Former President Donald Trump is attempting to reshape his public image as pressure mounts on two politically sensitive fronts: renewed attention to Epstein-related investigations and rising tensions surrounding U.S. policy toward Venezuela.
16-Nov-2025
Mass demonstrations led largely by Gen Z activists swept across several Mexican cities this week, leaving at least 120 people injured as frustrations over corruption and escalating drug-related violence boiled over into the streets.
16-Nov-2025
The British government is preparing to roll out its most far-reaching changes to the asylum system in years, introducing a significantly longer and more restrictive route to settlement for those granted protection. Officials say the overhaul is designed to deter irregular arrivals and “restore control” over the asylum process, while critics warn it risks creating years of uncertainty for vulnerable people.
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