Russian authorities are pressuring Alexei Navalny's mother into agreeing to a secret funeral for her son within three hours or he will be buried in the Arctic penal colony where he died, according to Navalny's spokesperson, Kira Yarmysh.
The federal Liberals and New Democrats have reached a deal to include free diabetes medication and birth control in a national pharmacare program, with legislation expected to be introduced next week.
A bipartisan ethics commission in Wisconsin has recommended felony charges against one arm of Donald Trump's fundraising operation and other Republicans for an alleged scheme to bypass campaign finance laws and target a Republican lawmaker who distanced himself from Trump.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy indirectly allowed for the defection of YSR Congress Party MP Magunta Sreenivasulu Reddy to the Telugu Desam Party, indicating that there is no place for him in the YSRCP.
Cellphone data presented in a court filing contradicts the claims made by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Nathan Wade regarding the timing and nature of their romantic relationship, raising questions about potential corruption and perjury in relation to the 2020 election and Trump indictments in Georgia.
Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz was found guilty of making false statements to a parliamentary investigatory committee, marking a downfall from grace for the once-promising political figure.
The U.S. is at risk of a massive cyberattack in the next eight months, particularly during the U.S. election year, which could potentially result in the loss of critical infrastructure and halt electronic operations in the West, according to geopolitical analyst Brandon Weichert.
Yoruba Nation activist Sunday Igboho blames the Buhari government for the current economic hardships in Nigeria, stating that President Bola Tinubu inherited a bad economy, and calls for Nigerians from the South-West region to unite against armed Fulani herders.
Mexican President López Obrador defended his decision to disclose a reporter's phone number, stating that he is above the law and accused the US media of acting with arrogance, despite press freedom groups criticizing his actions as a means to punish critical reporting and endangering journalists.
Meghan McCain fiercely criticizes Kari Lake after Lake's derogatory remarks about McCain's late father, Senator John McCain, leading to a heated public feud.
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and four other Democratic senators visited Ukraine to show support and push for military aid amid a standoff in Washington over the issue.
President Joe Biden has rolled out a series of sanctions against Russia in response to the war in Ukraine and the death of dissident Alexei Navalny, though the effectiveness of the sanctions is expected to be limited.
The Congress-led government in Karnataka faced defeat as a bill mandating a 10% tax on the income of temples with revenues over Rs 1 crore was defeated in the state legislative council, leading to controversy and accusations of 'Anti-Hindu' policies.
James Breheny, a former regional organizer for the far-right militia group Oath Keepers, has been sentenced to 36 months of probation, including six months of home detention, for his role in the Capitol attack in January 2021. Breheny pleaded guilty to obstruction of an official proceeding and aiding and abetting, and cooperated with law enforcement in providing information about other criminal defendants.
Utah Governor Spencer Cox emphasizes the importance of bipartisan collaboration and working with the Biden administration while facing criticism over his remarks on gender-related surgeries for minors.
House Democrats are urging against the inclusion of Republican-backed policy riders in annual government funding bills, warning that they could hinder the appropriations process and impede the federal government from continuing to operate.
Two Russian billionaires who are friends with Hunter Biden, Yelena Baturina and Vladimir Yevtushenkov, were not hit by financial sanctions imposed by President Biden, despite being connected to Vladimir Putin and under scrutiny for their dealings with Hunter Biden.
Women protesters in West Bengal's Sandeshkhali have been demanding justice against alleged sexual assault by Trinamool Congress leader Shahjahan Sheikh and his supporters for over 10 days, resulting in clashes with police and the arrest of 18 people.
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson's leadership is being criticized by senior House Republicans who view him as insecure and inexperienced, with multiple humiliating defeats and a potential government shutdown looming.
Anglican Bishop of Ikwerre Diocese urges President Bola Tinubu to urgently address the increasing hardship faced by Nigerians due to rising food prices.
A nonprofit organization, Fix the Court (FTC), has submitted a Freedom of Information Act request for information regarding the activities of Supreme Court justices, revealing that the public is largely unaware of the justices' engagements, particularly those of conservative justices Clarence Thomas and John Roberts.
The White House accused Speaker Mike Johnson of benefiting U.S. adversaries by refusing to bring a national security funding package up for a vote in the House, arguing that his inaction is benefiting Putin and the Ayatollah.
The Reform Party, formerly known as the Brexit Party, proposes raising the income tax threshold to £70,000 and implementing significant reductions in stamp duty, inheritance tax, and corporation tax, as well as tax relief for private education and healthcare. These proposals, which go beyond those being considered by the Conservatives, could attract ex-Tory voters and potentially impact the next general election.
President Biden addresses the National Governors Association (NGA) as Russia faces new round of sanctions in response to Alexei Navalny's death.
President William Ruto intervened after Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi broke protocol by stepping in front of his deputy Rigathi Gachagua during the burial service of Kelvin Kiptum.
Russian authorities have given Alexei Navalny's mother a deadline to agree to a private funeral or else they will bury him on prison grounds, as she refuses to negotiate and demands that they follow the law and hand over his body.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and four other Democrat colleagues traveled to Ukraine to express support for the country and urge House Speaker Mike Johnson to pass a $95 billion foreign aid package that includes military assistance to help Ukraine counter Russian forces.
Former MLA Alla Ramakrishna Reddy's flip-flopping in Andhra Pradesh politics, from resigning and joining different parties, ended with him returning to Jagan and receiving support from YS Sharmila, who called it a closed chapter.
During a panel at the Conservative Political Action Conference, the January 6 rioters who attacked the U.S. Capitol were praised as "the real heroes" by right-wing individuals.
The country has taken a dangerous turn when the political discourse revolves around the BJP's ability to "show Muslims their place," according to former Samajwadi Party member Saleem Sherwani, who claims that even his staunch secularist party has succumbed to Hindutva pressure.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin, referring to it as "two hours of bullshit," and emphasized the importance of U.S. aid in the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Pro-democracy activists in Nigeria have marched to the National Assembly complex, demanding that the Nigeria Labour Congress suspend its planned protests and return to negotiations with the government.
Tucker Carlson's recent interview with Vladimir Putin drew criticism for not addressing the imprisonment and murder of Putin's opponents, and instead focusing on the immaculate beauty of Moscow's metro station, raising questions about the reality of life in Russia.
Former head of Britain's MI6 intelligence service, Sir Richard Dearlove, has suggested that Russian President Vladimir Putin may have a medical condition, potentially Parkinson's disease, based on information from contacts in Eastern Europe.
Protesters who have been targeting MPs' homes and engaging in aggressive behavior are threatening parliamentary democracy and freedom of expression, according to British politicians including Rishi Sunak and Yvette Cooper. The issue of MPs' safety has been in focus since Lindsay Hoyle, the Commons speaker, allowed a vote on a Labour amendment regarding Gaza, sparking a debate on MPs' safety and the validity of political protests.
Activist Israel Joe was arrested by soldiers at a protest against economic hardship in Delta State and is now being charged with terrorism.
Former Head of State General Yakubu Gowon has been criticized by Dr. Sam Amadi, Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, for considering the prosecution of the civil war as an achievement, calling it a disgraceful lack of wisdom.
Protesting farmers in Wales have received public backing from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who pledged support for their fight against proposed changes to farm subsidies by the Labour Welsh government.
Senegal's President Macky Sall has stated that he will leave office when his term ends on 2 April, but he did not announce a new election date, sparking concerns of a potential power grab.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has released a plan for Gaza's future that lacks innovation but aligns with the international community's outline, raising the question of when Israel will withdraw from the Gaza Strip and allow rehabilitation to begin.
Interior CS Kithure Kindiki has initiated a crackdown on corrupt officials at Nyayo House, stating that those found guilty will be removed from service and held personally accountable; this comes as Kenyans continue to face frustrations in obtaining passports, with some waiting for over six months.
Barrister Gohar Ali Khan was removed as the chairman of PTI due to his unsatisfactory performance and failure to meet the workers' expectations, according to PTI leader Sher Afzal Marwat.
A government-commissioned review has recommended that police be granted additional powers to tackle protests outside Parliament, stating that MPs need protection from "intimidation" that could influence their voting, following a controversial handling of a Gaza debate by Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized Rahul Gandhi's 'drunk and addict' comment on UP youth in Varanasi, while Gandhi accused Modi of misleading the youth about their own situation.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi slammed Rahul Gandhi for his comments about people in Varanasi, stating that the Congress leader's remarks were an attack on the hardworking youth of the city and Uttar Pradesh.
The European Commission will make two decisions next week that will unfreeze up to €137 billion in EU funds for Poland, providing a significant investment boost for the country's economy.
President Joe Biden announced over 500 new sanctions against Russia in response to the death of Alexei Navalny and the ongoing war in Ukraine, targeting individuals connected to Navalny's imprisonment, Russia's financial sector, its defense industry, and sanctions evaders.
Democrats are planning to introduce a discharge petition to force a House vote on providing additional support to Ukraine, with the campaign Republicans for Ukraine calling on House GOP members to support the petition.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presents a post-war plan for Gaza, with Israel maintaining security control and Palestinians with no ties to armed groups governing the territory.
A senior British Labour Party member was called out for lecturing the developing world on "imperialism" during the Raisina Dialogue conference in New Delhi.