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Elon Musk's heavy involvement in British politics through social media has drawn scrutiny from UK authorities. By shifting support between populist leaders, the billionaire's posts risk splitting the nation's right-wing vote.

Fiji declared a national health emergency due to a sharp surge in HIV cases driven by methamphetamine use and unsafe practices, with infections spiking twelvefold since 2010.

Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's AfD party, embodies modern political paradoxes, balancing nationalist policies and a traditional family platform with her own openly gay lifestyle.

The U.S. House overwhelmingly passed the Electricity Consumer Protection Act to ensure tech giants cover soaring data center energy costs.

Former Democratic fundraiser Lindy Li claims an internal 2024 poll ranked Kamala Harris last among potential nominees against Donald Trump, but party leaders ignored the data.

The US House Foreign Affairs Committee held a hearing on covert foreign influence operations by nations like Iran and China, leading to the ejection of CodePink activists wearing pro-regime shirts.

US President Donald Trump stated that the conflict with Iran is nearing its end and announced upcoming meetings with Gulf leaders in New York to discuss post-war strategies.

Washington state prosecutors reached a plea deal dropping trespassing charges for 33 pro-Palestinian protesters who caused $1 million in damages at the University of Washington, sparking widespread criticism.

A new Vanity Fair profile reveals that US Vice President JD Vance sought to advise Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign on defeating Donald Trump, a claim firmly rejected by his office.

The United States has denied entry visas to Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian delegation for the UN General Assembly, marking the second consecutive year Washington has blocked their physical attendance.

Hunter Biden claimed in a British TV interview that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly knew about the October 7 attacks in advance and permitted them to occur.

US President Donald Trump plans to meet Gulf state leaders during the UN General Assembly to discuss post-war regional strategy and Iran, sources reveal.

Becky Jones discovered she never had brain cancer after 11 years of unnecessary chemotherapy. She is now suing the NHS and a UK hospital alongside dozens of other victims.

A 60-year-old rabbi was brutally attacked in Milan, Italy, while waiting for a bus, sparking outrage from Jewish community leaders and highlighting rising antisemitism across Europe.

Republican Congressman Thomas Massie called the war in Gaza a genocide during a House speech, while also criticizing leadership for delaying his effort to oust Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles announced Wednesday she is cancer-free six months after her breast cancer diagnosis, thanking President Donald Trump for his support.

Yahya Amin was sentenced to 90 days in jail and five years of probation for a 2023 antisemitic attack on an Israeli tourist in Times Square, sparking widespread debate over the leniency.

Saudi Arabia launches an alternative oil transit solution in Oman to bypass regional blockades while facing depleting air defense stockpiles amid ongoing Houthi attacks.

The New York Times removed a sentence from an article by Jerusalem correspondent Isabel Kershner after facing severe backlash over wording implying Israelis' victimhood on October 7 was a matter of perception.

Yaniv Benaim, known as the Israeli drug king of Goa, surrendered to a court in northern Goa on Wednesday after being declared a fugitive following a drug raid.

Internal FBI documents leaked in the US reveal investigators pushed for a politically motivated criminal probe against Elon Musk and targeted Donald Trump.

The US FDA has launched the Expedited IND Pilot program to accelerate clinical trial approvals, shortening the lengthy preparation process for new drug developments.

Vitantonio Lovallo, Europe's oldest man, has passed away in Italy at the age of 112. The former farmer and WWII veteran worked in his vineyard until a very advanced age.

Yemeni Houthi rebels claimed they shot down a Saudi fighter jet, releasing video footage and photos showing burning wreckage and armed fighters standing near a Saudi flag.

Despite record-breaking US median household income and falling poverty rates in 2025, public dissatisfaction with the cost of living remains exceptionally high, creating a major political challenge for the administration.

Berlin faces high-stakes regional elections with far-left Die Linke and leader Elif Erlep projected to win, focusing on housing while navigating internal controversies over Middle East policy.

Israeli tourists were verbally abused and expelled from a restaurant in Northern Italy after asking for Wi-Fi, highlighting a growing wave of antisemitic incidents across the country.

Thai authorities exhumed three Israelis and a British citizen from an unlicensed Jewish cemetery in Chachoengsao Province, relocating them to Chonburi as an official investigation opens into unauthorized burials.

Iranian authorities blocked a Tehran restaurant's Instagram account over a post combining the words "Bibi" and "cutlet," viewed as political satire referencing Israeli strikes and liquidated officials.

A 75,000 shekel Israel Prize monetary award intended for US President Donald Trump remains unclaimed in Jerusalem as he focuses on global geopolitical affairs.

Ukraine announced the elimination of Russian General Anton Gronis in a drone strike in the Donetsk region. Meanwhile, Ukrainian forces liberated 85 square kilometers of territory during recent operations.

Saudi Arabia expresses mounting frustration with American indecision and regional alliances as Houthi threats and attacks near Mecca heighten security concerns in Riyadh.

US House lawmakers passed a resolution to curb US President Donald Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with bipartisan support reflecting deep political divisions.

The European Union is advancing the strict Kids Act, banning social media and AI chatbots for children under 15 without parental supervision, amid tensions with the US.

Alex Saab, a key financial confidant of Nicolás Maduro, has signed a plea deal with US authorities in Miami, agreeing to forfeit $195 million and cooperate with federal investigations into Venezuelan corruption.

The Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague have sentenced former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi to 25 years in prison for war crimes committed during the 1998-1999 conflict.

A South Korean drug lord imprisoned in the Philippines planned to escape using a heavy-duty drone before the plot was exposed and he was transferred.

Russia relocated the Valdai conference from Sochi to Moscow due to rising concerns over Ukrainian drone strikes, aiming to ensure the security of Vladimir Putin.

Britain considers joining Canada's new Defense, Security and Resilience Bank to fund defense spending and military industries amid rising NATO-Russia tensions.

Four years after Mahsa Amini's death sparked historic protests, Iranian society remains in a state of psychological transformation and deep defiance against the regime despite severe crackdowns.