Sanchez, Lula rally left-wing leaders in Spain amid far-right surge
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva are set to co-chair a gathering of left-wing leaders in BarceloâŚ
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva are set to co-chair a gathering of left-wing leaders in BarceloâŚ
President Trump said the waterway was open again but that the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports would continue until a deal was reached. Iranâs top negotâŚ
Separate from the regular Iranian Navy, with boats that often go more than 115 miles per hour, itâs what a retired U.S. official calls a âdisruptive fâŚ
Iran says passage through waterway will depend on Iranian authorisation and accuses Donald Trump of multiple falsehoodsIran says strait of Hormuz âcomâŚ
A senior State Department official met with the grandson of retired Cuban leader RaĂşl Castro last week during the trip
The Trump administration on Friday issued a one-month sanctions waiver allowing the sale of Russian oil and petroleum products already loaded at sea, âŚ
Russian â forces also targeted an energy âfacility in the Chernihiv region in Ukraineâs north, the regional âpower distribution operator said âon TelegâŚ
PM said he was âstaggeredâ not to have been told that Peter Mandelson had failed his security vetting before becoming ambassador to the USKeir StarmerâŚ
"I don't expect much from this release," said one 50-year-old Yangon resident, speaking on condition of anonymity for security reasons. "There is no râŚ
Iran, however, pushed back on Trumpâs claim that Tehran had agreed to hand over its enriched uranium, saying its stockpile of enriched uranium was notâŚ
Elisabeth Zetland, a senior researcher at MyHeritage, found that the actual Luigi has immigrated to US from ItalyThe Washington state businessman who âŚ
Voters broadly split along generational lines as pro-Russian former president leads in pollsAnna Bodakovaâs days tend to be rather hectic at the momenâŚ
Mr. Trump told reporters there were "not going to be tolls" imposed by Iran on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, something that the Islamic âŚ
Iran, hours earlier, had temporarily reopened the Strait of Hormuz following a separate U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement âby Israel and Lebanon
With the verdict, the SC dismissed their petitions, effectively affirming the legitimacy of both the ECâs decision and the leadership structure emergiâŚ
African and Asian nations with nuclear plants are increasing their output as they scramble for short-term energy supplies
Brent crude sinks by a tenth after Iran says the key waterway is open for commercial ships for the rest of the ceasefire.
The US-Israeli war on Iran has unleashed sharp swings across global energy and financial markets, fuelling demand for safe-haven assets, with Hong KonâŚ
Hannah Spencer says minister âcontinuously offends people by saying working-class people donât care about dogsâLabour is âoffensively caricaturingâ woâŚ
The Plaza Prizes offered 10 awards in 2025 but some judges say they were not paid, while a number of winners hit back over AI accusationsA competitionâŚ
Tehran on Saturday threatened to cut off access to the Strait of Hormuz again if the United States maintains its blockade of Iranian ports, hours afteâŚ
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Bottlenecks in the system and parentsâ suspicions mean doctors expect another serious outbreak soonBy 10am on a spring day, the corridor of the clinicâŚ
The president has opened fissures in his base by starting a war he couldnât finish with Iran, stoking inflation and offending Christians. Barred from âŚ
Gavin Lee is pleased to welcome Robert B. Murrett, retired Vice Admiral in the US Navy, Professor of Practice and Deputy Director of the Syracuse UnivâŚ
PĂŠter Magyar and his Tisza party are wasting no time preparing for the transfer of power after their dramatic landslide victory.
Costa Rica is one of a growing number of countries across Africa and the Americas that have signed contentious, often secretive agreements with the U.âŚ
His visit includes a trip to a shrine where enslaved Africans were baptized before being forced into the treacherous voyage across the Atlantic Ocean.
To leftists abroad, Prime Minister Pedro SĂĄnchez of Spain is a hero for standing up to President Trump. At home, Mr. Trump is seen as Mr. SĂĄnchezâs poâŚ
After his election last year, Leo XIV developed a reputation as a mild-mannered mediator. President Trumpâs attacks have made him more combative.
As OrbĂĄn is rejected, there is cautious optimism new leader can restore ties â but issues such as EU accession loom largeLike many Ukrainians, Oleh KuâŚ
Iranâs parliamentary speaker says strait could close again if US blockade continues, but Trump says it will remain in place until âtransactionâ with TâŚ