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Somaliland President Arrives in Israel
Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi began an official visit to Israel, expected to include the opening of a Somaliland embassy in Jerusalem, following Tel Aviv’s recognition of the breakaway region.
Rights Center Demands Probe into Rape of German Journalist in Israeli Prison
Adalah, a rights center in Israel, called for an immediate criminal investigation after a German journalist testified she was raped, abused, and humiliated while detained in Givon Prison in Ramla.
“Barack Obama” Runs for California Governor: What’s the Story?
A candidate legally renamed after former U.S. President Barack Obama is entering California’s gubernatorial primary, drawing attention for his unusual name and campaign focused on housing and homelessness.
From Volunteering in Gaza to Congress: Pro-Palestinian Doctor Wins New Jersey Primary
Adam Hamoui, a U.S. doctor who volunteered in Gaza, won New Jersey’s Democratic primary, overcoming media attacks and gaining strong progressive support.
Starmer Faces Mounting Pressure as UK Economic Troubles Deepen
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces growing pressure as inflation rises, growth slows, and Labour suffers major local election losses.
Latvia’s Prime Minister Resigns Amid Drone Crisis
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa announced her resignation after losing support from a key coalition party, following her demand that Defense Minister Andris Sprūds step down over Ukraine drone incursions.
Stung by Iran war, Trump heads to China in need of wins
BEIJING — A year ago, US President Donald Trump predicted that towering trade tariffs would bring America's main economic rival to heel. He heads to China this week with that ambition blunted by court rulings, narrowing his goals to a few deals on beans, beef and Boeing jets.
Pressure Mounts on Starmer After Heavy Labour Losses in Local Elections
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing growing political pressure after Labour suffered major losses in local elections across England, while Nigel Farage’s Reform UK made significant gains, signaling a major shift in British politics.
U.S. Immigration Appeals Board Reopens Deportation Case Against Pro-Palestine Student Mohsen Mahdawi
U.S. authorities reopened deportation proceedings against Mohsen Mahdawi, a Columbia University student and pro-Palestine activist, after overturning a previous court ruling that blocked his removal. Rights groups say the case raises concerns over free speech and academic freedom.
German Political Parties Withdraw from X Amid Growing Concerns Over Misinformation
Major German political parties are leaving X, citing misinformation concerns and declining visibility, as criticism of the platform and its owner intensifies.
US Threatens China with Travel Restrictions Over Deportation Dispute
Washington warns Beijing of possible travel restrictions if it does not cooperate on deportation efforts ahead of Trump’s upcoming visit.
Coincidence or Misunderstanding? Leavitt’s Remark Sparks Debate After Shooting Incident at Trump Event
A comment by White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt stirred widespread debate after it coincided with a shooting incident during an event attended by Donald Trump. While some framed it as a “prediction,” a closer look shows it was a common figurative expression taken out of context.