In the heart of Central Europe, a political storm is brewing and it’s flying a rainbow flag. Seventeen European Union countries have drawn a bold line in the sand, denouncing Hungary’s new law that could see Pride events banned, participants fined, and peaceful assembly policed with facial recognition cameras. What Hungary calls “child protection,” others […]
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London, UK – In a development that signals a potential recalibration of diplomatic engagement, the United Kingdom has officially removed three prominent Zimbabwean security figures from its targeted sanctions list. Former Central Intelligence Organization (CIO) Director-General Isaac Moyo, Police Commissioner General Godwin Matanga, and former Zimbabwe Defence Forces commander Anselem Sanyatwe have all been delisted, […]
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In a compelling address delivered at Gandhinagar, Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated a milestone that signals India’s rapid economic transformation: the nation has risen to become the fourth-largest economy in the world, surpassing economic heavyweights such as Japan and the United Kingdom. Beyond the impressive statistics, Modi’s remarks underscored a deeper narrative of India’s […]
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In a significant development for both the UK defence sector and regional industry, Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land (RBSL), a leading Anglo-German defence firm, has announced plans to establish a cutting-edge manufacturing facility at its Hadley Castle Works site in Telford. Set to be operational by 2027, this investment is expected to create up to 400 […]
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In one of the most bizarre and disturbing drug busts in recent memory, a 21-year-old British former flight attendant stands accused of smuggling over 100 pounds of a lethal synthetic drug made from human bones through Sri Lanka’s main international airport. Charlotte May Lee, a young woman from South London, is now trapped in a […]
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VANCOUVER – British Columbia’s Human Rights Commissioner Kasari Govender has released a comprehensive report evaluating the provincial government’s response to a series of human rights recommendations issued since her office was established in 2019. The report, titled “Where We Stand,” reveals a nuanced picture of progress, partial implementation, and considerable inaction across key areas of […]
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LONDON – The British government has announced a landmark £3.2 billion ($4 billion) initiative to overhaul the nation’s workforce by significantly expanding job training opportunities for domestic workers. The move, unveiled on Tuesday, is aimed at reducing the country’s dependence on migrant labor in key sectors and addressing the rising rate of workforce inactivity. The […]
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Britain’s economy is gaining momentum, but global trade tensions particularly from US tariff policy pose a renewed risk to recovery. The UK economy may be emerging from a period of stagnation, but renewed global trade tensions particularly the potential re-escalation of tariffs under former US President Donald Trump’s policies could undermine progress, the International Monetary […]
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Washington, D.C. | May 28, 2025 – In a dramatic twist that could redefine the war in Ukraine, former President Donald Trump is “seriously considering” lifting all Biden-era restrictions on Ukraine’s use of American-supplied weapons, opening the door for Kyiv to strike targets deep inside Russian territory. According to two senior Western officials speaking to […]
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A delegation from the Trump-era U.S. State Department recently visited the UK on a fact-finding mission to investigate arrests of pro-life activists who were detained for silently praying near abortion clinics. Led by Samuel Samson from the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, the five-member team met with British officials and individuals charged under […]
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