International Affairs
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The Human Toll of the 'One In, One Out' Asylum Scheme
A man returned to the UK after being sent to France under Sir Keir Starmer's new policy, warning that the current system...
US Indicts Raúl Castro for 1996 Killings as Havana Responds with Military Display
The U.S. Department of Justice has charged the Cuban leader for the 'Brothers to the Rescue' deaths, prompting a massive...
The Ashdod Video: How Ben-Gvir’s Taunting Escalates the Gaza Blockade Tension
Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir faces global backlash after sharing footage of activists being detained at Israel's Po...
Canada's Ukraine Conundrum: Spying, Housing, and a Fading F-35 Dream
Canada's role in the Ukraine conflict heats up, while concerns about government spying and housing shortages simmer. Can...
Rubio’s NATO Mission: Assessing the Potential US Troop Drawdown in Europe
Secretary of State Marco Rubio's recent diplomatic tour signals a possible shift in how the U.S. supports European defen...
Bay Area Activists Deported to Turkey After Israeli Navy Intercepts Gaza Aid Flotilla
The detention of Spring 2026 Global Sumud Flotilla members in international waters has triggered urgent calls for US gov...
The $647 Million Caribbean Crackdown: Lethal Force and Legal Grey Zones
A high-stakes U.S. military mission in the Caribbean is facing scrutiny over its massive cost and questionable use of le...
The Shrinking American Shield: US Pulls Back from NATO Frontlines
As US troops exit Germany and Poland deployments stall, the alliance faces a fundamental shift in its reliance on Americ...
The Quds Force Connection: Danish National Charged in German Assassination Plot
A Danish national and an Afghan accomplice face charges in Germany after an alleged Iranian intelligence plot targeted p...
Silence as Consent: UN Slams Taliban's New Child Marriage Regulations
A new 31-article legal framework in Afghanistan legitimizes child marriage, sparking international outrage and fears for...
The ICJ's Strike Ruling: A New Shield for 158 Nations
A landmark advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice clarifies that the right to strike is an inherent pa...
UN Resolution Turns Climate Pledges into Legal Obligations
A landmark UN vote empowers small island nations and environmental groups by linking the Paris Agreement to internationa...
The 30-Year Pursuit: Raul Castro Indictment and the New Pressure on Havana
A Miami grand jury indictment targeting Raul Castro's military legacy signals a hardening of U.S. policy toward the Cuba...
Russia Deploys Nuclear Munitions to Belarus in High-Stakes Military Drills
The deployment of Iskander-M tactical missiles to Belarusian storage sites marks a significant escalation in regional mi...
The Ahmadinejad Plot Failure and the Netanyahu-Trump Rift Over Iran Strategy
A heated phone call between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump reveals deep strategic divides as a failed Israeli plan ...
The Ahmadinejad Gambit: Why Trump’s Iran Diplomacy is Built on Failed Regime Change
As President Trump pushes for a final deal with Tehran, the collapse of a covert plan to install Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has...
The Beijing Energy Axis: Putin and Xi Deepen Strategic Ties
A high-level meeting in Beijing signals a tightening of the energy-based bond between Russia and China.
The Beijing Energy Axis: Putin and Xi Solidify Growing Trade Ties
As energy markets shift, the meeting between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping signals a deepening economic dependency betwe...
Inside El Salvador's 40,000-Capacity Mega-Prison: Madeley's Grim Documentary
Richard Madeley's new Channel 5 film documents conditions at Cecot, El Salvador's maximum-security jail holding 3,000 in...
A Nova survivor's testimony arrives in London
May Hayat witnessed murder at the 2023 Nova Festival attack. Now she's in London sharing her account through an exhibiti...
Castro indicted for 1996 downing of U.S. civilian planes
Raúl Castro faces life imprisonment after U.S. indictment over the 1996 shooting down of two Brothers to the Rescue airc...
Castro Indicted 28 Years Later for 1996 Downing of Rescue Planes
The U.S. has indicted Raúl Castro and five others for the 1996 shooting down of two civilian aircraft over international...
The Raúl Castro Indictment: A Legal Pursuit or a Diplomatic Ghost?
The U.S. Justice Department is targeting the former Cuban leader for the 1996 plane shootdown, but geopolitical barriers...
Canada Breaks European Barrier to Join SAFE Defence Borrowing Pact
Canada becomes the first non-European nation to join the SAFE defence agreement, a move aimed at bolstering military har...
Trump Administration Indicts Raul Castro Over 1996 Civilian Aircraft Shootdown
The U.S. Justice Department has leveled criminal charges against the former Cuban leader, reviving a decades-old case in...
Trump Pauses Iran Strike Amid Diplomatic Push, Allies' Requests
President Trump delays military action against Iran as negotiations extend to May 19, citing progress and pressure from ...
Beyond the Green Line: The Legal Limbo of a Toddler's Abduction in Cyprus
A British mother's desperate plea for her kidnapped son highlights the dangerous jurisdictional gaps between the Republi...
Democracy at Risk: Can Seven Canadian Observers Safeguard Armenia's June Vote?
As Canada prepares to deploy election observers to Armenia, human rights advocates warn that the current administration ...
Netanyahu's Alleged UAE Visit: Diplomatic Breakthrough or Strategic Denial?
As Israel claims a major diplomatic win in the Gulf, the UAE is moving quickly to distance itself from reports of a secr...
UK Ramps Up Gulf Presence Amid Iran Strait Tensions
The UK deploys drone boats and Typhoon jets to the Gulf as part of a post-peace deal strategy, responding to escalating ...