In a surprising turn of events, Donald Trump and South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa clashed during a high-stakes meeting at the White House. The encounter left many onlookers stunned as the two leaders sparred over issues of race, politics, and international relations. Trump’s Ambush The showdown began when Trump confronted Ramaphosa with controversial videos and

On a fateful Tuesday, the echoes of Israeli strikes reverberated through the European Hospital in Gaza, leaving behind a grim trail of devastation. The Hamas-run civil defense agency reported a staggering toll – 28 lives lost and dozens wounded. The world turned its eyes to this tragic event, prompting an intense scrutiny into the circumstances

The United Kingdom recently made a startling revelation about a sinister cyber campaign orchestrated by Russia. This malevolent scheme specifically targeted various organizations involved in providing crucial aid to Ukraine. The UK, in collaboration with key allies such as the United States, Germany, and France, uncovered a sophisticated cyber operation led by a Russian military

Canada and the US are deep in discussions about a groundbreaking defense system proposed by President Donald Trump, known as the “Golden Dome.” This high-tech missile defense project aims to counter next-generation aerial threats, including hypersonic missiles. **Negotiations and Partnership:** The Canadian government, under Prime Minister Mark Carney, has expressed keen interest in partnering with

A federal judge, Brian Murphy, found himself in the midst of a legal showdown involving the deportation of eight individuals to South Sudan. The controversial move has sparked outrage and raised questions about due process rights and governmental authority. Judge’s Decree Murphy unequivocally stated that the deportations were in direct violation of his order that

[IMPORTANT: Make this 4 times longer with much more detail] Former DR Congo PM sentenced to hard labour on corruption charge 20 hours ago Share Save Ottilie Mitchell BBC News Share Save Getty Images Augustin Matata Ponyo (pictured here in 2012) served as the Democratic Republic of Congo’s prime ministers for four years, leaving office

Amid the joyous atmosphere of a graduation ceremony at Columbia University, tension simmered beneath the surface. President Claire Shipman stepped onto the stage, expecting applause and cheers from proud graduates and their families. However, what awaited her was a chorus of boos and chants that reverberated through the auditorium. “Free Mahmoud!” The impassioned plea resonated

Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, recently expressed skepticism about the ongoing nuclear negotiations with the United States. In a statement that resonated across diplomatic circles, Khamenei raised concerns about the feasibility of reaching a new agreement amidst escalating tensions. “We don’t think it will lead to any outcome. We don’t know what will happen,”

The world of international politics is often filled with complex and contentious issues, and one such issue that has recently made headlines is the UK government’s decision to impose sanctions on Daniella Weiss, a key figure in Israel’s settler movement. Known as the “godmother” of the Israeli settler movement, Weiss has long been at the

— Keir Starmer’s Outrage: In a powerful address to MPs, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer expressed his deep concern over the ongoing suffering in Gaza. He described the situation as “intolerable,” especially emphasizing the plight of innocent children caught in the conflict. Lammy’s Strong Words: Joining Starmer in condemning Israel’s actions, Foreign Secretary David Lammy