Politics News

Brazil's police have opened an investigation into presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro over allegations of defamation against his opponent Lula. The probe centers on claims Bolsonaro made linking Lula to crimes like drug trafficking.

A proposed triumphal arch backed by former President Trump has drawn significant backlash, even from the expert who initially suggested the idea. Explore the details and debate surrounding this divisive project.

As Republican control of the House creates new challenges, internal divisions within the party are complicating efforts to advance their legislative priorities.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer calls on US social media companies to improve child safety protections, citing growing concerns over harmful online content.

Prime Minister calls senior leaders of Meta, Snap, Google, TikTok, and X into Downing Street, demanding progress on online child safety and content moderation.

A European Union petition is gaining momentum to prompt a formal review of the EU-Israel Association Agreement, signaling potential changes in the alliance.

A major fire erupts at an oil refinery in Geelong, Australia, as Nationals leader Matt Canavan justifies the Coalition's hardline immigration policies.

Bank of England governor faces tough interest rate choices as the Iran war energy crisis adds complexity to the economic outlook, requiring a careful, measured approach.

In a groundbreaking diplomatic move, Israel has appointed its first ambassador to the self-declared state of Somaliland, drawing global attention and controversy.

The Biden administration has authorized Enbridge Energy to operate and maintain three existing pipeline facilities at the international border between the United States and Canada in Pembina County, North Dakota.