Trump's 'Department of War' Name Change: What It Means
Republicans push to rename the Department of Defense to the Department of War, signaling a shift towards unabashed militarism and away from deceptive euphemisms.
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Iceland Prepares for EU Referendum Amid Geopolitical Tensions
Iceland will hold a referendum on restarting EU membership talks on August 29, with Brexit and Trump's Greenland threats shaping the debate.
Trump Signs Iran Deal, Labeled 'Record of US Failure'
Donald Trump signed a 14-point agreement with Iran, hailed as a 'major win' by the US but criticized by Republicans. Ukraine drones hit Moscow, while the Trump administration challenges a reparations program.
Trump Signs Iran Peace Deal, Averts Depression
President Trump signed a 14-point peace agreement with Iran at Versailles, claiming the deal prevented a worldwide depression by reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
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Irish Parliament Removes Three-Day Abortion Waiting Period
Ireland's parliament has voted to remove the mandatory three-day wait for early abortion, a change supporters call a major step for women's healthcare since the 2018 referendum.
Church of England Apologises for Forced Adoptions
The Church of England has apologised for its role in forced adoptions between the 1940s and 1980s, expressing profound regret for the pain caused to mothers and children.
Driver Hailed for Saving Tourists from Rip Current
Jordan Matthew, a shuttle driver with no lifeguard training, rescued a young boy and two women from a dangerous rip current at a Louisiana beach, earning praise from state officials.
Makerfield Byelection Could Decide Starmer's Political Future
Polls open in Makerfield for a historic byelection that may determine Keir Starmer's future as Labour leader, with Reform UK posing a strong challenge.
Ukrainian Drones Hit Moscow Oil Refinery and Building
Ukrainian drones struck a Moscow oil refinery and a nearby residential building, causing fires and damage. Russia claims to have shot down up to 180 drones.
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Trump's Iran Deal Proves War Accomplished Nothing
A leaked deal shows the US is in a weaker position than before the war, with no progress on key issues like Iran's nuclear program or regional proxies.
Mosques Advised to Run Lockdown Drills Amid Fears of Attacks
The Muslim Council of Britain releases new security guidance for mosques, including lockdown drills and CCTV improvements, as anti-Muslim hate crimes rise in England and Wales.
Major Oak in Sherwood Forest Dies at Estimated 1,000 Years Old
The Major Oak, a legendary 1,000-year-old tree in Sherwood Forest, has died after failing to produce leaves this spring due to hot summers and human impact.
Rinehart Proposes Free Islands for Musk Space Launches
Billionaire Gina Rinehart suggests Australia offer Elon Musk free islands near Townsville for satellite launches, also proposes free land for Israeli drone makers and Taiwan chip industries.
US-Iran Peace Deal: Trump's Concessions Yield Little
A detailed analysis of the US-Iran peace deal reveals significant US concessions for minimal Iranian commitments, raising concerns among allies and experts.
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Nigeria's 'Happy City' Ayetoro Disappearing into Atlantic Ocean
More than half of Ayetoro, a Christian utopia founded in the 1940s, has been lost to coastal erosion, leaving residents with mounting debts and uncertain futures.
Ukraine Hits Moscow Oil Refinery, Disrupts Flights
Ukraine hit an oil refinery near Moscow, disrupting flights, as President Zelenskyy calls it a justified response. NATO and EU leaders meet for talks on defence and Ukraine support.
Fotofestiwal 2026: Photography Festival in Łódź Explores Collectivity
Poland's Fotofestiwal returns for its 25th edition with exhibitions on collective experience, featuring works by Feng Li, Tommaso Protti, and more.
Moscow Oil Refinery Blaze After Ukraine Drone Strikes
A major fire erupted at a Moscow oil refinery following drone strikes attributed to Ukraine, causing significant damage and disrupting operations.
Swiss Reject Population Cap: Key Lessons
Swiss voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to cap the population at 30 million. The referendum offers insights into immigration debates worldwide.
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Taliban Bans Smartphones, Officials Destroy Devices
The Taliban have banned smartphones in Afghanistan, with officials publicly destroying devices. The move aims to curb Western influence and enforce strict Islamic rules.
UK Migrant Waders Feel the Heat of Changing Arctic
New research reveals how rapidly warming Arctic summers are affecting migrant wader birds that spend winters in the UK, with population declines linked to changing conditions.
Ukraine Strengthens Northern Defences Amid Belarus Fears
Ukraine is reinforcing its northern border amid concerns that Belarus may be drawn into the conflict, potentially opening a new front in the war.
Bird Flu Kills Thousands of Seal Pups on Heard Island
Nearly 80% of southern elephant seal pups on Heard Island died from H5N1 bird flu, with over 13,000 deaths recorded. The virus also affected penguins.
Southeast Asia Welcomes US-Iran Deal, Strait Reopens
Southeast Asian nations, hit hard by the energy crisis due to reliance on Middle East oil, welcome the US-Iran agreement ending the war, relieved at the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Japanese Mayor Takes Maternity Leave, Makes History
Shoko Kawata, mayor of Nantan, Japan, becomes the first sitting mayor to take maternity leave, sparking national debate on parental leave policies.
Why This UK Byelection Matters So Much
The upcoming byelection in North West England has become a key test for the UK's major parties, with potential to shift political dynamics and reveal voter sentiment ahead of the next general election.
Inside the Audacious Plan to Refreeze the Arctic
Explore a daring geoengineering initiative to refreeze the Arctic, examining its scientific methods, potential impacts, and the controversies surrounding climate intervention.
Brexit Customs Union Impact on UK Exports Revealed
New research shows Brexit customs union exit has significantly reduced UK exports, with trade barriers and paperwork causing a 12% drop in goods exports to the EU.
Western Europeans Think Crime Rising Despite Falling Rates
YouGov poll shows most Western Europeans believe crime is increasing, though overall rates have fallen since the 1990s. Britain has lowest confidence in police.
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Norway Royal Crisis: Epstein, Rape Convictions Erode Trust
Norway's monarchy faces a crisis as Crown Princess Mette-Marit's Epstein connections and her son's rape convictions shatter public trust. A lung transplant adds to the turmoil.
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