President Donald Trump orders the reopening of Alcatraz prison in California to house 'the most ruthless and violent criminals', sparking controversy and opposition from Democrats.
President Donald Trump now seems to rule out a third term, mentioning potential successors. He also addresses Federal Reserve Chair Powell and trade policies in a recent interview.
Support for the controversial Mercosur deal grows in the EU as a response to Trump's trade war, with potential impacts on agriculture and EU internal market barriers.
Donald Trump faces backlash from Italian and Catholic circles over a photo portraying him as the Pope, sparking accusations of 'pathological grandiosity'.
President Mohamed Muizzu of the Maldives sets a new world record with a 15-hour press conference, surpassing Zelenski's record. Previous Maldivian leader's underwater cabinet meeting also gained international attention.
Israel summons tens of thousands of reservists to prepare for expanding its military offensive in Gaza, amid rising tensions with Hamas.
US Senator Marco Rubio condemns Germany's classification of AfD as extremist, sparking diplomatic exchange with German Foreign Ministry. Washington reacts to AfD monitoring.
President Trump announces a military parade in June to honor veterans and current military personnel on the 250th anniversary of the US Army's founding.
Israel's security cabinet has reportedly approved plans to expand the operation in the Gaza Strip, aiming to escalate pressure on Hamas.
Germany's intelligence service deems AfD state-threatening and recommends a ban, citing anti-democratic activities. Political implications arise as the report surfaces days before new conservative chancellor takes office.
The upcoming German government will need to carefully consider whether the right-wing party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) should be banned, according to SPD leader.
Nigel Farage's resurgence in UK politics highlighted after local elections, leading Reform Party to victory and positioning himself for a shot at British premiership.
More than 20 suspects face charges for numerous coordinated attacks on French prisons and staff, possibly in retaliation against stricter government policies.
Israeli families express anger at Netanyahu's focus on war victory over hostage retrieval, calling for prioritizing the return of their loved ones held by Hamas.
Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of Ugandan President Museveni, admits holding the opposition leader Bobi Wine's bodyguard in his basement and threatens to castrate him.
Reform Party secures narrow victory in key parliamentary district and first mayoral win, dealing blow to Labour in UK local elections.
President Trump announces plan to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status, citing their opposition to his policies and funding suspension.
President Trump warns of boycotting NATO summit in The Hague if countries ignore his call to increase defense spending, amidst tensions with German Chancellor Merkel.
The German intelligence service designates Alternative for Germany (AfD) as extremist, granting authorities enhanced monitoring powers.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu delivers a clear message by attacking a target near the presidential palace in Damascus, warning against threats to the Druze community.
President Trump vows sanctions on nations purchasing Iranian oil as nuclear program discussions with the US hit an impasse, escalating pressure on Tehran.
Ukraine secures a strategic mineral deal with the US, altering terms set by Trump. The agreement strengthens economic ties and military support between the two countries.
Mike Waltz resigns as US National Security Advisor following leaked military attack plans on Houthi targets in Yemen via a Signal group.
Israeli PM Netanyahu prioritizes defeating Hamas in Gaza over releasing hostages, citing a 'higher goal' in the conflict.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris delivers scathing remarks on Donald Trump's policies, accusing him of undermining American ideals. Harris emphasizes the importance of courage and unity in the face of challenges.
The Reform Party led by Nigel Farage is poised for a significant win in English elections, with strong support shown in recent polls, despite controversies surrounding the party.
Jules Albert Wijdenbosch, former president of Suriname, dies in Paramaribo at the age of 83. Wijdenbosch served as president from 1996, founding the Democratic National Platform 2000 after leaving the NDP.
Israel celebrates its 77th Independence Day amidst deep divisions, violence, and political unrest. President Herzog calls for unity as right-wing extremists attack a synagogue during a memorial ceremony.
The right-wing AfD party faces new setbacks as an assistant of a top member is charged with espionage, allegedly spying for China and leaking documents from the European Parliament.
An Afghan asylum seeker in the UK is deemed vulnerable and unable to be sent back to Afghanistan due to harsh Taliban policies towards drug addicts.
