Trump Sues Polls Predicting Harris Win Amid Controversial Return to Power
Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against an Iowa newspaper and polling firm for incorrectly predicting Kamala Harris's victory, claiming election interference. This legal action follows a significant settlement by ABC News in a related defamation case, highlighting ongoing tensions between political figures and the media.
Congress Supports President's Nuclear Powers Amid Trump Inauguration
A recent survey reveals that some members of Congress support the president's ability to use nuclear weapons without congressional approval, particularly in response to imminent threats, amid concerns over Donald Trump's upcoming presidency.
South Korea's Ousted President Yoon Suk-yeol Faces Legal Challenges
Ousted South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol failed to appear for questioning regarding his attempt to impose martial law, leading to a historic parliamentary vote for his removal. Prime Minister Han Duck-soo is temporarily assuming the presidency as the Constitutional Court prepares to review Yoon's impeachment.
Geir Pedersen: UN Envoy's Role in Shaping Syria's Future
Geir Pedersen, a Norwegian diplomat, has played a crucial role as the UN Special Envoy to Syria, advocating for peace and political change following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
The Caesar Act: A Barrier to U.S. Engagement in Post-Assad Syria?
The Caesar Act imposes significant sanctions on Syria, complicating U.S. relations with a post-Assad government and hindering reconstruction efforts.
The Fall of Assad: A Turning Point for Stability in the Middle East
The fall of the Assad regime marks a pivotal moment in the Middle East, challenging the notion of stability under authoritarian rule and highlighting the need for a new social contract that reflects the aspirations of the people.
Venezuela's Edmundo González Appoints María Corina Machado as Vice President Amid Political Turmoil
Pakistan Supreme Court Allows Military Trials for Imran Khan Supporters
Trump Appoints Kari Lake as Director of Voice of America Amid Press Freedom Concerns
Donald Trump Appoints Peter Lamelas as U.S. Ambassador to Argentina
France Faces Political Transition Amid Protests and Mbappé Case Closure
Georgia's Suspension of EU Talks Sparks Protests and Regional Concerns
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Kursk Region's Acting Governor Calls for Accountability Among Officials
Acting Governor Alexander Khinshtein of the Kursk Region has called for accountability among local officials, emphasizing the need for transparency and community engagement in governance.
Zelensky Celebrates Milei's First Year Amid Controversial Reforms in Argentina
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky commended Argentine President Javier Milei on his first year in office, acknowledging his economic reforms and support for Ukraine amidst Milei's controversial policies that have led to increased poverty.
Trump Mocks Trudeau as 'Governor of Canada' Amid Trade Tensions
President-elect Donald Trump mocked Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by calling him the 'governor' of Canada, suggesting the country should become the 51st state. This comment came after a dinner meeting where trade tariffs were a key topic.
France and South Korea: Legislative Actions Stir Political Controversies
Recent legislative actions in France and South Korea have sparked significant political discussions, with France debating a special law for state functions and South Korea passing a motion for a special prosecutor to investigate martial law.
Hassan al-Turabi: A Controversial Legacy in Sudanese Politics
Hassan al-Turabi, a significant figure in Sudanese politics, is remembered for his controversial fatwas and his complex political journey, which included imprisonment and a vision for an Islamic state.
Netanyahu's Corruption Trial: Key Details and Public Reactions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial begins in Tel Aviv, facing serious charges amid public protests and political implications.
Roger Madec, Former Mayor of Paris' 19th Arrondissement, Dies at 74
Roger Madec, former mayor of the 19th arrondissement of Paris and prominent Socialist Party figure, has died at 74, leaving a significant legacy in local politics.
Netanyahu Testifies in Landmark Corruption Trial in Tel Aviv
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified in his corruption trial for the first time, marking a historic moment in Israeli politics.
77 Nobel Laureates Oppose Robert Kennedy Jr.'s Health Secretary Nomination
A coalition of 77 Nobel Prize winners has publicly opposed the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health, citing his anti-vaccine views and lack of relevant experience as significant risks to public health.
Netanyahu Testifies for First Time in Corruption Trial Amid Ongoing Conflict
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testifies for the first time in his corruption trial, facing serious charges amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Bompard Calls on Left-Wing Allies to Resist Macron's Coalition Temptations
Manuel Bompard, coordinator of La France Insoumise, urges socialists, environmentalists, and communists to resist joining a national unity government proposed by Emmanuel Macron, emphasizing the ideological divides within the left.
Netanyahu's Press Conference Sparks Outrage from Journalists and Families
Prime Minister Netanyahu's recent press conference has drawn criticism from journalists and families of abducted individuals, highlighting tensions over accountability and political transparency.