Politics

NATO's 1997 founding document once envisioned cooperation with Russia, describing mutual goals of trust and ending confrontation. Today, Russia's invasion of Ukraine has dramatically shifted this perspective, compelling NATO to fundamentally rethink its strategic positioning and military preparedness in Europe.

Maesaiah Thabane, Lesotho's first lady, has surrendered to face murder charges related to the 2017 killing of Prime Minister Thomas Thabane's estranged wife Lipolelo. She was wanted after fleeing arrest and hiding in South Africa, with the murder occurring just days before the prime minister's second-term inauguration.

LONDON UK: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was a “turning point for the world.” Arguing that a victory...

President Trump justified the targeted killing of Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani, claiming the drone strike was a necessary action to prevent potential attacks on US embassies and save American lives.

The World Bank has reduced Malaysia's GDP growth projection to 4.5% from 6% in 2021, citing concerns about COVID-19 resurgence, healthcare system capacity, and economic disruptions. The downgrade reflects a slower pandemic containment strategy and vaccination rollout, impacting both families and businesses.

Britain and Singapore begin talks on a digital trade agreement aimed at removing barriers for tech companies and expanding economic collaboration in the Indo-Pacific region, supporting post-COVID economic recovery and global tech ambitions.

Britain's communications regulator Ofcom has revoked RT's broadcasting license following 29 investigations into the network's coverage of the Ukraine invasion. The decision stems from concerns about impartiality, previous violations, and RT's Russian state funding. Ofcom determined that RT's parent company is not "fit and proper" to maintain a UK broadcast license.

Benjamin Netanyahu clinched a decisive victory in the Likud party primary, winning 72% of votes despite ongoing corruption allegations. With 41,792 votes compared to Gideon Saar's 15,885, Netanyahu maintained his leadership position, demonstrating continued political resilience.

President Biden and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen discuss reducing Europe's 40% reliance on Russian gas, driven by the Ukraine conflict. The deal aims to swiftly cut economic ties with Moscow and reshape energy dynamics in response to the ongoing war.

Kamala Harris is accused of paying social media influencers for supportive posts, sparking debate over the authenticity and ethics of her campaign tactics amid the 2024 presidential race.