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British Court Blocks UK Goverment’s Chagos Islands Giveaway Deal
The legal action was brought by two Chagossian woman who have criticized the lack of consultation with the community during the negotiations.
Trump Navigating Base’s Opposition to Interventionism With Iran Talks: Victor Davis Hanson
Hanson assessed the president is preparing his non-interventionist supporters for the possibility of a military showdown with Iran.
Court Halts Conclusion of Chagos Islands Deal With Injunction
Sir Keir Starmer had been expected to attend a virtual ceremony alongside representatives from the Mauritian government to sign off on the deal.
Day in Photos: Coast Guard Academy’s Commencement, South African President Visits Washington, and Protests in Mexico
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Former Ukrainian Official Sanctioned by US Shot Dead Outside Madrid School
Spanish authorities confirmed an ongoing investigation is underway into the May 21 shooting of Andriy Portnov, a former aide to a former Ukrainian president.
European Council to Lift Economic Sanctions on Syria, EU Foreign Policy Chief Says
The European Council confirmed the move while calling on Syria’s new leadership to safeguard the rights of minority groups.
Macron, Merz Call on EU to Scrap Supply Chain Sustainability Law
French businesses want to indefinitely delay a directive requiring large companies to monitor their global suppliers for human rights and environmental abuses.
EU to Review Trade Agreement With Israel in Response to Gaza Offensive
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected EU criticism and said it ’reflects a total misunderstanding of the complex reality Israel is facing.’
South Africa’s President to Meet Trump Amid Tensions Over ‘Genocide’ Refugees
Agenda is expected to include alleged genocide of Afrikaners, trade and tariffs, critical minerals, and Pretoria’s alliances with opponents of America.
‘The Population Faces Starvation’: Australia Joins Calls for More Aid to Gaza
The statement was signed by foreign ministers of Canada, Denmark, France, Finland, Iceland, New Zealand and Norway among other nations
US Air Force Veteran Joseph St. Clair Freed From Venezuelan Detention
‘We are overwhelmed with joy and gratitude,’ St. Clair’s parents say in a statement.
London and EU Announce Fresh Sanctions on Moscow
The UK and the EU went ahead with the move without waiting for Washington to join them, just a day after Trump and Putin spoke with each other by phone.
RFK Jr. Says China’s Influence Over WHO During Pandemic Is Leading Reason Trump Withdrew US
The health secretary criticized the WHO for not addressing shortcomings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dozens of Corpses Found in Libyan Hospital After Clashes Between Rival Militias
Renewed violence in western Libya has led to calls for the prime minister’s resignation.
Honda to Scale Back on Electric Vehicles
Amid slowing EV demand, Japan’s second-biggest automaker said it will be focusing on hybrids.
World Health Organization Approves Pandemic Agreement
The vote followed three years of discussions.
Russia Fines Apple $131,000 for ‘LGBT Propaganda’ and Content Violations
A Moscow court has hit Apple with fines tied to alleged promotion of ‘non-traditional sexual relations’ and failure to remove banned content.
Day in Photos: Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia, Taxi Drivers Protests, and Chelsea Flower Show
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Russia, Ukraine to Immediately Restart Cease-Fire Talks, Trump Says After Call With Putin
Trump announced that he had plans to hold back-to-back calls with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine, in a bid to end the war.
UK Eyes Overseas ‘Return Hubs’ to Speed Up Deportations of Failed Asylum Seekers
Government says facilities would ease asylum backlog, while critics call it an ‘imitation’ of the Rwanda scheme.
