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Trump, Putin Summit Ends Without Ukraine Breakthrough

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin ended their high-profile summit on Friday without securing a deal on Ukraine. The three-hour talks produced warm words and promises of progress but no agreement on a ceasefire. Speaking afterward, President Trump called the meeting “extremely productive” and said both leaders had agreed on “many points,” though he offered no details. “We’re not there yet. There’s no deal until there’s a deal,” he said. Putin, for his part, said the discussions could help pave the way for peace in Ukraine. Smiling at Trump, he suggested their next meeting should be held in Moscow. The summit highlighted the personal rapport between the two leaders. Putin praised Trump, claiming the war in Ukraine would not have started if Trump had been president earlier. Trump, meanwhile, repeated his criticism of US intelligence findings that […]

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China Opposes European Plan to Reinstate Sanctions on Iran nuclear programme

China has voiced opposition to fresh European sanctions on Iran’s nuclear programme, saying such measures would harm trust and undermine efforts to restart diplomatic talks. Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said on Friday that sanctions “do not help parties build trust” and are “not conducive to the early resumption of negotiations.” His remarks came after Britain, France, and Germany — the E3 group — warned they would reimpose United Nations sanctions if no diplomatic breakthrough is reached by the end of August. The sanctions, lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal in exchange for limits on Iran’s programme, can be restored by any party to the agreement before it expires in October. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Thursday that Tehran is working with China and Russia to prevent the sanctions’ return. He warned that Iran has “tools to respond” […]

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Africa CDC Reports Major Drop in Mpox Cases, Raises Alarm Over Rising Cholera Outbreaks

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) says Africa has made significant progress in controlling mpox, one year after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared it a global public health emergency. Director-General Dr. Jean Kaseya told reporters on Friday that coordinated action by governments, communities, and health partners has led to a sharp decline in cases across the continent. Between January 1 and August 13, 2025, Africa recorded 97,144 suspected mpox cases, 29,849 confirmed infections, and 593 deaths in 24 African Union (AU) member states — a 34.5% drop in confirmed cases over the past six weeks. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Sierra Leone, Uganda, and Burundi accounted for over 80% of this year’s infections but have reported steep declines. Other countries, including Nigeria, Tanzania, and Ghana, saw smaller outbreaks. Key response milestones include: 6 million […]

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Arab Nations Condemn Netanyahu’s ‘Greater Israel’ Remarks

Several Arab countries have strongly criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after he appeared to endorse the idea of a “Greater Israel” — a concept that includes not only present-day Israel and the Palestinian territories, but also parts of Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. In an interview with i24NEWS on Tuesday, Netanyahu was asked if he supported this vision. He replied, “Absolutely… we’re there,” before shifting to comments about Israel’s founding and its mission to survive. Arab backlash was swift: Jordan called the remarks a “dangerous and provocative escalation” and “a threat to the sovereignty of states.” Egypt demanded clarification, saying the idea rejects “the option of peace in the region.” Iraq accused Israel of “expansionist ambitions” and provoking other nations. Qatar described the statements as “absurd” and “inflammatory.” Saudi Arabia rejected “colonisation and expansion,” reaffirming Palestinians’ right to an independent […]

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On Eve of US-Russia Talks, Starmer Welcomes Zelensky to London

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in London on Thursday to show support for Ukraine. The meeting came just a day before a major US-Russia summit that Ukraine and European allies are not invited to. Starmer greeted Zelensky with a handshake and hug outside 10 Downing Street. Earlier in the day, Zelensky joined a video call with US President Donald Trump and other European leaders. On Friday, Trump will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska—Putin’s first visit to Western territory since he invaded Ukraine in February 2022. The war has killed tens of thousands. Many fear the meeting could lead to a deal that pressures Ukraine into giving up territory. Starmer said there is now a “real chance” for a ceasefire after more than three years of fighting. Overnight, Ukraine sent dozens of drones into […]

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Morning Joe Slams DOJ’s Shocking Hire of Jan 6 Defendant

On “Morning Joe,” hosts expressed incredulity over the Department of Justice’s controversial hiring decision—a former January 6 defendant is now employed in a senior advisory role. Co-hosts described the move as “very bizarre” and “mind-boggling,” highlighting the stunning optics and potential implications for departmental credibility. The hire involves an individual who was captured on video during the Capitol attack calling police “Nazis” and urging rioters to “kill them.” Political analysts on the show elaborated on how such a hire could undermine both the DOJ's impartiality and public trust. They questioned what message it sends about the department’s standards and integrity, especially when the individual in question played a vocal role in one of the most polarizing events in recent U.S. history.

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Wake Up, Congress: 19 Presidential Overreaches That Threaten the Constitution

Here’s a clearer breakdown of at least 19 troubling constitutional violations and overreaches by the Trump administration, organized into key categories demanding congressional attention. 1. Undermining the Justice System 2.Politicizing the Department of Justice by firing prosecutors handling Jan. 6 cases, appointing personal attorneys, and pursuing investigations against rivals. 3.Targeting judges and law firms, suing judges, and harassing judicial figures—risking a two-tier justice system. 4. Militarizing Domestic Patrols 5.Deploying Marines and National Guard troops to civil protests in Los Angeles without state consent — potentially breaching the Posse Comitatus Act and the 10th Amendment. 6. Eroding Independent Agency Autonomy 7.Executive Order 14215 mandates independent agencies consult the White House and accept legal interpretations from the president or AG—dismantling agency independence. 8. Violating Rights & Due Process 9.Attempting to eliminate birthright citizenship via executive order, defying the 14th Amendment. 10.Invoking the […]

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Trump Deports for Old Drug Charges While Rubio’s Brother-in-Law Ran Major Drug Ring

The Trump administration continues its hardline immigration approach by deporting immigrants even for decades-old drug convictions—cases that would once have been considered settled. Critics argue this strategy sacrifices due process to fuel headline-grabbing arrest numbers. A Contradictory Family Tale: Rubio’s Brother-in-Law In a twist of irony, U.S. Senator Marco Rubio’s brother-in-law, Orlando Cicilia, was a key figure in a mult-million-dollar cocaine smuggling ring based in Miami during the 1980s. Acting as the frontman, Cicilia orchestrated deals involving $75 million worth of cocaine, often storing and packaging drugs in his family home. The 1987 Operation Cobra brought the ring down, leading to Cicilia’s conviction and a 35-year sentence, of which he served nearly 12 years. Notably, around the same time, the Rubio family lived briefly in Cicilia’s home—where the trafficking operation was underway. Rubio, a teenager then, said he was unaware […]

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US Woman Guilty in UK Murder Conspiracy

A US woman who flew to Britain as a hired killer has been found guilty of conspiracy to murder after attempting to shoot a man at point-blank range in Birmingham in 2019. Aimee Betro, from West Allis, Wisconsin, travelled to the UK as part of a plot to attack a British family involved in a long-running feud. She went on the run for nearly five years before being arrested and tried. Gun Jammed During Attack Jurors at Birmingham Crown Court heard that Betro concealed her identity with a niqab before ambushing her target, Sikander Ali, outside his home on Measham Grove, Yardley. She pointed a self-loading pistol at him, but the weapon jammed, allowing him to escape unharmed. Plot Rooted in Revenge Prosecutors said Betro acted with Mohammed Nazir and Mohammed Aslam in a revenge scheme against businessman Aslat Mahumad. […]

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Heavy Airstrikes Hit Gaza City Amid Famine Warnings

Gaza City has come under heavy bombardment for three consecutive days, according to the Hamas-run civil defence agency, as Israeli forces prepare to occupy the city. Mahmud Bassal, the agency’s spokesperson, reported that residential areas in Zeitoun and Sabra were hit by bombs and drone strikes causing massive destruction to civilian homes. Residents have been unable to recover the dead and injured due to the continuous shelling. Global Alarm Over Starvation The UK, EU, Australia, Canada, and Japan jointly declared that “famine is unfolding in front of our eyes”, urging immediate and concrete steps to allow aid into Gaza.Their statement also condemned the use of lethal force near aid distribution points, where the UN says over 1,300 Palestinians have been killed, mostly by Israeli forces. Israel denies there is famine in Gaza, instead accusing UN agencies of failing to collect […]

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