A Japanese court sentenced Shinzo Abe’s assassin, Tetsuya Yamagami, to life in prison, concluding a landmark case that also triggered scrutiny of political ties to the Unification Church and changes to public security and religious oversight.
The UK government has granted final approval for a large new Chinese embassy complex in central London, a decision made despite significant political and security concerns over espionage risks and the intimidation of dissidents.
BREAKING: US President Donald Trump has said in a telephone interview with NBC News that he will “100%” hit European nations with fresh tariffs if a Greenland deal is not reached.
Starmer said the UK will avoid retaliatory tariffs on the US over Greenland tensions, arguing that diplomacy, not a trade war, best serves Britain’s economic and security interests.
Iran’s deadly crackdown appears to have broadly quelled protests for now, as per a rights group and residents, who reported Tehran had been quiet for several days. However, state media reported more arrests amid US threats of intervention
Canada is pivoting toward China with a new strategic partnership as Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks to reduce reliance on the U.S. amid escalating tariff disputes under President Trump.
All the headlines suggesting that our so-called Arab allies have intervened on behalf of Iran to avoid decisive military action
Iran closed its airspace to commercial flights for over four hours early Thursday, causing major disruptions on a key East-West
SpaceX has enabled free Starlink internet access in Iran, offering limited but crucial connectivity to activists amid a severe government crackdown and nationwide internet blackout.
Four-legged robots made their debut in a military drill conducted by the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force 1st Airborne Brigade at Narashino exercise field, marking the first time the unit integrated unmanned ground vehicles into its annual new-year descent training
