Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa's decision to raid Mexico's embassy is unlikely to have a negative impact on his popularity with constituents who support his no-holds-barred approach to crimefighting and view it as a powerful image boost.
Canada's new defence policy will consider expanding and renewing its submarine fleet, leaving open the possibility of incorporating nuclear submarines to protect its coastline, according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Senate Democrats aim to quickly dismiss the articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, but Senate Republicans plan to obstruct the process and call for a full trial, highlighting Mayorkas' alleged failure to secure the southern border.
The U.N. Security Council has revived the Palestinian Authority's hopes of joining as a full member, but the U.S. stated that relations between Israel and the Palestinians are not yet ready for such a move.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the former Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Uche Secondus, to refrain from participating in the party's meetings until a motion on notice is determined.
A 66-year-old man in Germany has been charged with supporting a terrorist organization and aiding a treasonable enterprise in connection with an alleged plot to overthrow the German government, including plans to sail to Russian territorial waters and seek support from President Vladimir Putin.
The Presidency criticized former Vice President Atiku Abubakar's comments on the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road, stating that he misinterpreted the facts and urged him to gather accurate information before making statements.
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Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao reassured French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire that China's probe into the cognac market is unrelated to the European Union's investigation on Chinese electric vehicles and may not result in tariffs.
Leo Varadkar has officially resigned as Ireland's taoiseach, expressing no regrets and looking forward to a new chapter in his life, while the new leader of Fine Gael, Simon Harris, is expected to be appointed as Ireland's next taoiseach.
The Chairman of the Conference of Registered Political Parties in Edo State expressed disappointment over the impeachment of Philip Shaibu as the state deputy governor, criticizing the Chief Judge for setting up the biased panel that investigated the allegations against him.
The Corporate Transparency Act, which requires businesses to report their beneficial owners, is causing concern among some small business owners due to government overreach and privacy concerns, although compliance and costs are seen as minimal issues.
The Department of Justice defied a subpoena deadline from two Republican-led House committees requesting audio of President Biden's interview with Robert Hur, arguing that sending over the audio is unnecessary and could hinder future investigations.
The Justice Department has rejected House Republicans' demand for unredacted materials related to the special counsel probe into President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents, potentially leading to a legal battle and delaying the release of any audio recordings.
The Department of Justice has rejected requests by House Republicans for audio recordings of special counsel Robert Hur's interviews with President Joe Biden, prompting GOP lawmakers to threaten to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress.
Mitch McConnell, the longest-serving Senate leader in history, has revealed his priorities for when he steps down, including fighting against his party's increasing shift towards isolationist foreign policy and maintaining a strong US presence in the democratic world.
Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy referred to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene as a serious legislator and suggested sitting down with her to discuss policy issues, amid Greene's threat to force a vote to remove Speaker Mike Johnson from his post.
The State Prosecutor's Office plans to rescind its agreement with key witness Shlomo Filber, who testified in the trial against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after he retracted several assertions during the trial.
The US, Britain, and Australia are considering the expansion of their AUKUS alliance to include Japan, in a move designed to counter Chinese influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
A bipartisan group of former national security officials and lawyers is calling for new restrictions on a president's ability to deploy troops on U.S. soil, arguing that the Insurrection Act is "antiquated" and gives too much power to one person.
Simon Harris, the leader of Fine Gael, will become Ireland's youngest-ever taoiseach and is expected to make changes to his ministerial team, while Leo Varadkar has officially resigned.
The Justice Department has refused to hand over the audio recording of President Biden's interview with former special counsel Robert Hur, despite Republican threats of contempt, arguing that it could deter future witnesses from cooperating in special counsel investigations.
Leaders of the congressional minority caucuses are calling for the restoration of the House Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI), emphasizing the importance of diversity in the congressional workplace.
The Justice Department advises House Republicans to avoid conflict in their pursuit of information regarding President Biden's handling of classified records, asserting that the requested information has already been provided and suggesting that the request may be driven by political motives.
Canada is considering joining the second phase of the AUKUS alliance, which includes the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia, and may purchase nuclear-powered submarines to protect its sovereignty in the Arctic.
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez plans to introduce legislation targeting AI-generated pornography after her image was used in deepfake images, highlighting the harmful impact of such technology and its connection to violence against women.
The Justice Department has rejected Republicans' demand to turn over unredacted materials related to the special counsel probe into President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents, potentially triggering a legal battle between the White House and the GOP chairmen leading the contempt effort.
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) criticizes President Bola Tinubu for signing the student loans re-enactment bill into law without proper representation and accountability, urging him to restrain his son from manipulating the scheme for personal gain.
Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur visits Waveland Cafe in Des Moines, Iowa and meets with state officials, highlighting the strong connections between Estonia and Iowa, as well as Estonia's support for Ukraine in its war with Russia.
Senator John Fetterman asserts that squatters have no rights and states that he is not part of the "woke" movement, while also criticizing soft-on-crime policies and expressing his commitment to choice and effective immigration addressment.
A foreign diplomat expresses cautious optimism for a deal, while Hamas denies any progress; other news includes a call for unfettered access to Gaza, an IDF shooting at a West Bank checkpoint, Iran's warning to Israel, and insights on the ongoing war.
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena accuses Delhi ministers of "insensitivity and lack of seriousness" for refusing to attend meetings following Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest.
A minister describes the Westminster honey trap sexting scandal as "extremely troubling" after at least a dozen men in British politics were targeted with alluring messages and compromising photos.
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the president of a conservative think tank called on Speaker Mike Johnson to approve more aid to Ukraine in its fight against Russia, arguing that supporting Ukraine is crucial to protecting American freedom and values.
PTI President Parvez Elahi is facing detention in a corruption case while his wife blames the interior minister for creating a rift between him and PML-Q chief Shujaat Hussain.
Republican lawmakers criticize the Biden administration for its slow response to concerns about a policy that allows certain Chinese nationals to enter the Northern Mariana Islands without a visa, potentially compromising military secrets and national security.
Downing Street has warned MPs to be cautious of unsolicited messages following a "spear-phishing" attack targeting MPs, staff, and journalists, amid concerns of a possible attempt by a foreign country to gain compromising material on British politicians.
The Gaza war, initially seen as a just and necessary retaliation, has taken a turn due to Netanyahu's mismanagement and incompetence.
The former top aide to Netanyahu, Shlomo Filber, may be prosecuted after violating his immunity deal, potentially impacting the media bribery and fraud trial against the Prime Minister.
Attorney General Merrick Garland may face contempt of Congress if he fails to hand over records of President Biden's special counsel interview, which revealed concerns about Biden's memory and handling of classified information.
Saudi Arabia supports India's stance on resolving the Jammu and Kashmir issue bilaterally, as stated in a joint statement with Pakistan, emphasizing the importance of dialogue between the two countries for peace and stability in the region.
JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon urges the US to support Ukraine and warns against isolationism, stating that if the war goes badly for Ukraine, it could have disastrous consequences for the entire free world.
The White House criticized the impeachment charges against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, calling them "baseless" and a "stunt."
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir announced that he has chosen Avshalom Peled, the deputy chief of Israel Police, to succeed Commissioner Kobi Shabtai, despite allegations of being a puppet of right-wing politician Ben-Gvir.
President Biden's actions to forgive student debt are being criticized by Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett for being unconstitutional and an attempt to garner young voters ahead of the elections.
President Joe Biden is increasing pressure on China to cease its aggressive actions in the South China Sea, while also offering Taiwan a $6.6 billion investment to assist in microchip production, as he meets with Japanese and Philippine leaders to counter China's growing influence in the Indo-Pacific.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy claims that his government is providing a monthly pension of Rs 3,000 to 66 lakh beneficiaries, surpassing other states in terms of social security expenditures.
Rahul Gandhi opposed the Agniveer recruitment scheme, stating that it undermines soldiers' benefits and readiness, pledging to abolish it if the Congress comes to power.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on Vietnam to exercise "political wisdom" in managing their relationship with China amidst tensions in the South China Sea, emphasizing the importance of strengthening bilateral ties and maintaining national stability and development.
President Akufo-Addo's nomination of justices for the Court of Appeal in Ghana has sparked accusations of attempting to pack the courts with members of his party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP).