Security crackdown intensifies in central and eastern India as officials push toward a 2026 deadline, but rights groups warn civilians bear the heaviest costs amid promises of development.
Votes split as snapback sanctions loom; assets, arms deals and ballistic-missile restrictions could be reinstated
Moore died in Tennessee nursing facility; her 1975 attempt on Gerald Ford came weeks after another assassination bid and decades later she was revealed to have FBI ties.
CWGC and JCCC solve a 100-year mystery, linking Gordon McPherson and Lt. James Grant Allan to the Battle of Loos
Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay argues compulsory digital identity papers would erode privacy and centralize power, calling the policy a diversion from internal Labour turmoil.
Zelensky’s top aide credited the British monarch and Prime Minister Keir Starmer with pivoting Donald Trump on Ukraine during his Windsor state visit, a shift reflected in his UN remarks and NATO commitments.
An HHS official accompanying the U.S. delegation was followed, harassed and assaulted inside the United Nations building; the suspect was arrested; U.S. authorities pledge a security review.
Andy Burnham presses a left-leaning critique of Keir Starmer’s leadership, proposing costly alternatives that have grown into a fault line for the party ahead of its annual gathering.
Nigel Biggar contends that reparations claims over slavery ignore the broader, centuries-long history of the practice and the shared culpability of many societies