Politics
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Councillor Dean Lewis Faces No Action After Joining Meeting While
Councillor Dean Lewis was cleared of further investigation after joining a Neath Port Talbot planning meeting while driving, raising questions about remote
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Abby Huntsman Sparks Debate on US-Iran Conflict on ‘The View’
Abby Huntsman returned to ‘The View’ as a guest host, engaging in a heated discussion with Joy Behar over U.S. military actions in Iran.
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The View Faces White House Backlash After Joy Behar’s Trump Joke
The View’s Joy Behar sparked White House criticism over a Trump joke amid Iran war debates, highlighting tensions between the show and the executive branch.
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Denmark’s Election Deadlock Shifts Power to Centrist Kingmaker
Denmark’s 2026 election ended without a clear majority, making centrist leader Lars Løkke Rasmussen the pivotal figure in forming the next government.
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Iran Links Bab el-Mandeb Threat to US Moves on Kharg Island
Iran has directly threatened to disrupt the Bab el-Mandeb Strait amid rising tensions with the US over Kharg Island, risking global energy and maritime trade.
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Cape Verde Faces Health Warnings, Energy Shifts, and US Visa Bond
Cape Verde confronts renewed health alerts, an energy strategy pivot linked to Atlantic logistics, and costly US visa bonds affecting World Cup fans.
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Caroline Kennedy’s Rare Public Appearance Highlights Family Legacy
Caroline Kennedy made a rare public appearance as the TV series ‘Love Story’ about JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette concludes, spotlighting family legacy and Jack
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Danish Royal Twins Enter Adulthood as Norwegian Crown Faces
Danish royal twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine mark a key rite of passage with confirmation at Fredensborg Slotskirke, while Norwegian Crown Princess
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Malcolm Offord apologises for homophobic joke amid election pressure
Reform UK Scotland leader Malcolm Offord has apologised for a 2018 homophobic joke, sparking political backlash ahead of the May Holyrood election.
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US Intelligence Revisits Havana Syndrome Amid Canadian Diplomatic
US intelligence officials question earlier conclusions on Havana syndrome as Canadian diplomats express outrage over government handling and lack of support.
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Trump Endorses Viktor Orbán Ahead of Hungary’s Crucial April
Donald Trump’s endorsement of Viktor Orbán escalates Hungary’s April election stakes amid concerns over EU relations and Russia ties.
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Marcos Declares Energy Emergency as Fuel Stocks Hit 45-Day Limit
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared a national energy emergency in the Philippines, granting the government sweeping procurement powers as fuel stocks dwindle to 45 days amid the Strait of Hormuz closure.
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China shifts to active mediation in Iran war amid clean energy pivot
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi engaged Iran’s Abbas Araqchi by phone on March 24, 2026, signaling Beijing’s move toward mediation amid the Iran war and a
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Australia Rules Out Fuel Rationing Despite $3 Diesel
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has dismissed calls for fuel rationing, even as diesel prices hit $3 per litre amid global supply volatility caused by the Iran war.
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PHL Airport Security Strains as TSA Staffing Crisis Deepens
Philadelphia International Airport is grappling with extended security constraints as a federal shutdown enters its third paycheck cycle, leading to localized checkpoint closures.