Victims Call for Change as PSNI Agrees to Release Mugshots of Serious Offenders
Why Are Victims Concerned About Criminal Protection? The victim of a man found guilty of voyeurism has expressed worries about the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) not publishing mugshots…
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UK PM Starmer Warns of Putin’s Potential Breach of Ukraine Peace Deal
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer underlined that any agreement to stop the violence between Russia and Ukraine will only be temporary unless strong security measures support it. He cautioned…
Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle Department of Education
Signing an executive order to destroy the Department of Education, President Donald Trump is fulfilling a campaign promise and a long-cherished ambition of some conservatives. Aiming to transfer education control…
Ukraine’s Cross-Border Offensive: Was It Worth the Risk?
Until just over a week ago, Artem Kariakin and his unit were making regular trips across Ukraine’s border into the Russian town of Sudzha. The Ukrainian forces had been conducting…
South Korean Court Rules Against K-Pop Group NewJeans in Label Dispute
What Was the Court's Ruling on NewJeans' Legal Battle?In their bid to cut relations with their record company, Ador, a South Korean court has decided against the top K-pop group…
Istanbul Mayor Arrest Sparks Protests and Political Turmoil in Turkey
Following the arrest of eminent opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) member Ekrem Ä°mamoÄŸlu, a major challenger to President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan, Istanbul has been rocked. Many believe Ä°mamoÄŸlu's detention on…
US Federal Reserve Warns of Tariff Impact as Growth Forecast is Cut
Declaring that President Donald Trump's tariffs are "clearly" driving up prices, the US Federal Reserve has lowered its growth forecasts. On Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve published its most recent…
Prince William’s Visit to Estonia: A Show of Support for UK Troops
Prince William is visiting the Baltic country for two days in order to demonstrate his support for UK soldiers stationed in Estonia. His visit underlines the UK's dedication to NATO…
Western-Led Peacekeeping Force for Ukraine Moves to Operational Phase
Senior military officers from the "coalition of the willing" are gathering in the United Kingdom for a closed conference on Thursday as they finish preparations for a projected Ukraine peacekeeping…
India at a Crossroad: Will It Embrace Openness or Retreat into Protectionism?
Often in times of crisis, India has turned to economic changes; the most well-known instance of this is in 1991 when the nation adopted liberalisation in reaction to a severe…
How Did Sam Ruthe Make History with a Sub-Four-Minute Mile?
At just 15, New Zealand's middle-distance phenom Sam Ruthe has become the youngest individual in history to run a sub-four-minute mile.Despite damp weather at Auckland's Mount Smart Stadium, Ruthe accomplished…
China’s Spending Spree: Will It Revive the China Economy?
The Chinese government has introduced economic policies to boost domestic consumption and revitalize its lagging economy, including expanded childcare subsidies, pay hikes, and enhanced paid leave. A $41 billion discount…
Germany’s Historic Shift: Will Massive Defence and Infrastructure Spending Reshape Europe?
German legislators have decided in a historic vote to allow a significant rise in German defense expenditures, changing the nation's financial policies. With a two-thirds majority, the Bundestag approved the…
How Can Fibre Optic Monitoring Protect Undersea Cables?
Subsea cables form the backbone of world communication, transferring enormous volumes of internet data between nations. However, recent events involving broken Baltic Sea telecom cables have raised questions about their…
Is Comino Fighting Back Against Overtourism?
Sitting in a café in Marfa Bay, Malta, a resident gazes out at the tiny landmass on the horizon: the 3km-by-5km islet of Comino, a sun-baked rock surrounded by a…
Google to Pay $28 Million to Settle Discrimination Lawsuit
To resolve a Google lawsuit claiming white and Asian employees enjoyed superior pay and job prospects than workers from other ethnic backgrounds, Google has agreed to pay $28 million (£21.5…
