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James ‘Fergie’ Chambers denies wrongdoing, while his wife urges PM Sanchez to grant him political asylum.
Albania has faced criticism over low defence spending, as Rama is under pressure at home amid months of protests.
European nations discuss security collaboration and an envoy for Ukraine peace talks during the summit in Ireland.
Saudi-led coalition intercepts flurry of suspected Houthi drones targeting oil and military infrastructure.
Nearly 6,000 migrants arrived in Spain’s Canary Islands during the first ten days of November, with most landing on El Hierro, an island home to approximately 12,000 residents. The surge brought more migrants to the archipelago in just over a week than had arrived between January and mid-September, as tighter border controls and shifting smuggling routes redirected migration toward the Atlantic Ocean island chain, according to Le Monde.
The U.S. Navy is racing to ramp up Tomahawk cruise missile production after the Iran war consumed an estimated third of America’s prewar stockpile.
Navy families are sounding the alarm over deteriorating conditions aboard a U.S. aircraft carrier as the Iran war to keep sailors at sea.
China and Canada reaffirmed their "support for multilateralism and a transparent and predictable environment for trade."
This comes after the two brokered peace talks between Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Abu Dhabi earlier in the week.
Howard Lutnick’s Commerce Department is facing major heat over its failure to crack down on Megaspeed – the Chinese AI firm at the center of the spy scandal led to Nvidia boss Jensen Huang’s shock resignation.
Ukraine has asked its Western backers to provide 10 years of funding to maintain an 800,000-strong Ukrainian military as part of a potential peace deal to end the war, AFP reported on Wednesday. According to the Kyiv Post, the request was raised during the first day of trilateral talks between…
Ongoing wars and occupations have left many in Lebanon in an increasingly precarious situation. Officials have reported that some 22.5% of all of Lebanon’s farmland has been damaged or burned over the course of the war, and that’s creating shortfalls in food supplies. The UN warned today that over a…