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.
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.
Netanyahu Faces Court Again Amid Corruption Allegations
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared in court for the fourth time to face corruption charges, including bribery and influence peddling related to media coverage.
Netanyahu's Corruption Trial: Implications for Israel's Political Landscape
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is currently on trial for corruption, facing serious charges that could reshape the political landscape in Israel.
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.
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.
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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Irish MP Richard Boyd Barrett: A Journey from Awareness to Advocacy for Palestine
Irish MP Richard Boyd Barrett discusses how his visit to Palestine in 1987 shaped his political views and commitment to advocating for Palestinian rights.
Israel Closes Embassy in Ireland Over Anti-Israel Policies
Israel has closed its embassy in Ireland, citing extreme anti-Israeli policies from the Irish government, which includes recognizing a Palestinian state and supporting legal actions against Israel.
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef's Call Against IDF Service Sparks Political Outcry
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef's controversial remarks against IDF enlistment have drawn widespread condemnation from Israeli leaders, igniting a debate over military service in the ultra-Orthodox community.
US Officials Say Trump Likely to Keep Forces in Syria Despite Past Plans
US officials believe President-elect Trump will maintain military forces in Syria due to ISIS threats.
Putin Advocates for Expansion of 'Time of Heroes' Program to Strengthen Governance
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for the expansion of the 'Time of Heroes' program, aimed at integrating military veterans into civil service roles, during a speech at the United Russia party congress.
Keith Kellogg Nominated as Special Envoy to Ukraine and Russia by Trump
Keith Kellogg has been nominated by Donald Trump as Special Envoy to Ukraine and Russia, bringing extensive military and political experience to the role.
ABC Settles Defamation Lawsuit with Trump for $15 Million
ABC News has settled a defamation lawsuit with President-elect Donald Trump for $15 million, directing funds to a foundation dedicated to him and issuing a public apology.
Trump Urges Action Against Mysterious Drones Over US Skies
Donald Trump has called for the shooting down of unidentified drones over the northeastern United States, criticizing the Biden administration's response to the situation. Local officials express concern as federal authorities investigate the sightings without evidence of foreign threats.
ABC News Settles Trump Defamation Lawsuit for $15 Million
ABC News and George Stephanopoulos have agreed to pay $15 million to settle a defamation lawsuit filed by President-elect Donald Trump, alongside a public apology and coverage of legal fees.