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French authorities have detained four individuals in connection with a suspected assassination attempt targeting Vladimir Osechkin, a well-known Russian dissident recognized for exposing human rights abuses inside Russia’s prison system. The arrests follow a thorough investigation that uncovered a possible threat to Osechkin’s life, emphasizing the ongoing political tensions and dangers faced by exiled activists who oppose the Russian government.

In a closely watched and tense vote, France’s Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, narrowly survived a no-confidence motion in the French Parliament. The vote, which took place amid growing political instability and fierce budget disputes, marked a key moment for the government. While Lecornu’s survival of the vote offers temporary relief, it hasn't done much to fix the deeper tensions that have troubled the French political scene in recent months.

Since the ongoing government shutdown began on October 1, thousands of federal employees have been laid off, with the effects echoing across the United States. The shutdown results from a severe budget impasse in Congress, which has left federal agencies without funding. As the deadlock persists, many government services and operations have ground to a halt, and employees have been furloughed or temporarily laid off, worsening the economic strain

In an unexpected development, Salesforce, a top cloud software firm, has proposed leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance immigration enforcement efforts during the Trump administration. This initiative arises amid growing concerns about technology companies' involvement in supporting government policies, particularly concerning immigration issues.

In a dramatic turn of events, John Bolton, former National Security Adviser under President Donald Trump, has been indicted by a grand jury on unspecified charges. This indictment follows an FBI search of Bolton’s home conducted two months ago and adds another layer to the ongoing political and legal battles surrounding Bolton’s time in the Trump administration.

In a move that has attracted significant attention in the luxury automotive industry, Ferrari, the iconic Italian sports car maker, has announced a reduction in the number of vehicles shipped to the UK. This decision is a direct response to recent changes in the country’s tax policies that affect high-end car imports. The new tax regulations targeting luxury goods and vehicles with high carbon emissions have created an environment where Ferrari, along with other premium car b

In a landmark decision for public health in the UK, a new injectable treatment designed to prevent HIV has been approved for use by the National Health Service (NHS) in England and Wales. This groundbreaking development is being praised as a significant step forward in the fight against HIV, especially for at-risk groups like those with high exposure to the virus.

The UK government is considering reversing its decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from attending the upcoming Europa League match against Aston Villa on November 6, 2025. This potential policy change follows growing criticism from political leaders, especially Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who called the initial decision “wrong” and counterproductive. The ban was implemented after violent clashes during a recent pro-Israel demonstration in Amsterdam raised safety conc

In a bold and explosive move that has stunned Madagascar and attracted worldwide attention, President Andry Rajoelina announced on October 14, 2025, that he was dissolving the National Assembly. This decision effectively stopped an impeachment vote that could have removed him from office.

n one of the most discussed moves on Wall Street this week, Navitas Semiconductor (NASDAQ: NVTS) has become the latest tech company to draw investor attention. On October 13, 2025, the company’s stock surged more than 21% in after-hours trading, closing at $13.30 per share, after announcing a significant breakthrough in power technology designed to power NVIDIA’s next-generation AI computing platforms. A Breakthrough Built for the AI Era

In a highly emotional and historic moment that brought waves of relief and celebration across Israel and beyond, the last remaining hostages held by Hamas have finally been freed. On October 13, 2025, exactly two years after the devastating October 7, 2023, attack that threw the region into violence and political chaos, all 20 surviving Israeli captives crossed back into Israeli territory, ending a painful chapter.

Kemi Badenoch has urged Prime Minister Keir Starmer to personally, or through a senior minister, brief Parliament on the “key unresolved issues” surrounding the collapse of the alleged Chinese spy trial. Badenoch pointed out that “the Government’s explanation of events has shifted multiple times,” and pushed for a clear and consistent account. Read her full letter below:

In a world increasingly shaped by strategic alliances and changing power dynamics, two major countries, the United Kingdom and India, have taken a decisive step to strengthen their defense and economic partnership.

Kiir’s Bold Gamble: Inside South Sudan’s Power Shake-Up In South Sudan, where power and politics often intertwine like the tangled roots of the Nile, leadership changes rarely happen quietly. On October 8, 2025, President Salva Kiir Mayardit made yet another surprising move, throwing the country’s political and military landscape into fresh uncertainty.

In Central Africa, a long-standing political narrative is reaching a pivotal moment. Cameroon’s 92-year-old President Paul Biya is running for his eighth term in the October 12, 2025, election. If he wins, he would govern until nearly 100 years old, making him the world’s oldest sitting head of state.

In a historic yet emotionally charged moment, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a major diplomatic breakthrough between Israel and Hamas, marking the first tangible progress toward peace in Gaza in nearly two years.

In the dazzling world of football, where talent, grit, and fame collide, Cristiano Ronaldo has broken yet another record. But this time, it’s not for his breathtaking goals or unmatched longevity on the field. On October 8, 2025, the 40-year-old Portuguese legend officially became football’s first active billionaire, according to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index, with an estimated net worth of $1.4 billion (£1.04 billion).

Manchester Synagogue Attack: ISIS-Inspired Killer The United Kingdom is shocked by a horrific act of violence that disturbed one of...

The political climate in the United States has heated up after hundreds of Texas National Guard soldiers arrived in Illinois, following President Donald Trump’s order to send 300 troops to Chicago. The command, part of Trump’s broader effort to crack down on Democrat-led cities, has sparked strong opposition from local officials, civil rights groups, and protesters who say the president is using the military for political advantage.

Conor McGregor, one of the most recognizable figures in mixed martial arts, has once again made headlines, this time not for his signature knockouts or bold trash talk, but for missing three mandatory drug tests. The missed tests have resulted in an 18-month suspension, effectively keeping the former two-weight UFC champion out of competition until March 20, 2026.