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UK Opens No 10 North in Manchester, Handing Regional Mayors a Bigger Policy Role

The UK has launched No 10 North in Manchester, reviving the national economic council and giving regional mayors a larger role in shaping national policy.

South African Court Temporarily Halts Impeachment Inquiry Against President Ramaphosa

A South African court has temporarily paused impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa over the theft of over $580,000 from his farm.

US Launches 13th Night of Strikes on Iran as Tehran Warns of Gulf Escalation

The US completed a 13th consecutive night of strikes on Iran as Tehran warned of escalation and condemned Trump's plan to use frozen Iranian assets.

China and Philippines Trade Blame as Water Cannon Clashes Escalate Near Scarborough Shoal

Chinese and Philippine vessels clashed for a second day near Scarborough Shoal, with Manila reporting water cannon use as both sides traded blame.

SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won Ordered to Pay Ex-Wife $644 Million in Record Divorce

A Seoul court ordered SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won to pay his ex-wife 944 billion won ($644 million) in what would be South Korea's most expensive divorc

Russia Halts Gasoline Exports to Bolster Domestic Supply Amidst Global Turmoil and Ukrainian Strikes

Russia imposes a ban on gasoline exports from April 1st to ensure domestic supply and stabilize prices amidst global market volatility and Ukrainian strikes on oil infrastructure.

EU Cracks Down on Adult Platforms for Child Safety Failures Under Digital Services Act

The EU is investigating major adult platforms like Pornhub, Stripchat, XNXX, and XVideos for child safety failures under the Digital Services Act, citing inadequate age verification and risk assessment.

NATO Allies Boost Defense Spending, Meeting 2025 Targets Amid Shifting Security Landscape

NATO members collectively meet 2025 defense spending targets, with Europe and Canada showing significant increases, though spending disparities persist among allies.

G7 Summit Expands Reach: India, South Korea, Brazil, and Kenya Invited to June Meeting

The G7 summit in June will include India, South Korea, Brazil, and Kenya, but not China, indicating an expansion of diplomatic engagement and a strategic approach to global challenges.

EU Unveils Ambitious Strategy to Combat Escalating Wildfire Crisis

The European Union launches a new strategy to combat the rising wildfire threat, focusing on prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery in the wake of a record-breaking 2025 fire season.

EU Road Deaths Decline Slightly in 2025, But 2030 Safety Goals Remain Elusive

EU road deaths decreased by 3% in 2025, but the bloc is struggling to meet its 2030 safety targets. Learn more about the latest statistics and challenges.

EU Unveils Ambitious ‘One Europe, One Market’ Agenda to Supercharge Competitiveness

The EU launches 'One Europe, One Market' strategy to boost competitiveness by simplifying regulations, integrating the single market, and fostering innovation.

EU Inc. Initiative Launched to Streamline Startup Creation and Foster Global Competitiveness

The EU launches "EU Inc." to simplify startup creation, boost competitiveness, and retain innovators by streamlining regulations and fostering a unified market.

EU Commission Approves Partial Funding for Malta’s Recovery Plan

The European Commission has partially approved Malta's €51.5 million payment request under NextGenerationEU, citing progress in rule of law, green/digital transitions, and healthcare, while noting an unfulfilled tax planning reform milestone.

EU Commission Cracks Down on France, Germany, and Portugal Over Water Law Violations

The European Commission has taken infringement actions against France, Germany, and Portugal for non-compliance with EU water legislation, including the Water Framework Directive and Drinking Water Directive.

Kaja Kallas: Russia Escalates Attacks, Rejects Peace Talks Amid Shifting Global Focus

EU's Kaja Kallas warns Russia is intensifying strikes and rejecting peace negotiations, urging continued pressure and financial aid for Ukraine.

Spain Pours €70 Million into Printed Press Digitalization

Spain considers a €70 million grant program to support the digitalization of printed press, aiming to boost content quality, media pluralism, and competitiveness.

Spain Defies Trump, Condemns Iran War and Diplomatic Rift with Israel

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez leads European opposition to the US-led war on Iran, refusing base access and recalling its ambassador to Israel amid diplomatic tensions with the US.

Oslo Embassy Blast: Police Probe Potential Terror Motive

An explosion at the U.S. Embassy in Oslo is being investigated by Norwegian police, with terrorism considered a possible motive. No injuries were reported, but minor damage occurred.

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