Togo has ratified a new constitution that extends presidential terms by one year while limiting the number of terms to one, potentially allowing President Faure Gnassingbe to remain in power until 2031.
The federal Liberals avoided embarrassment by convincing the NDP to accept amendments to a motion on recognizing a Palestinian state, with Muslim and Palestinian groups pressuring the NDP to make concessions to ensure the motion's passing in the House of Commons.
India summoned US acting deputy chief of mission Gloria Berbena to protest the US state department's call for a fair legal process for arrested Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, just days after registering a similar protest with Germany.
India strongly objects to the U.S. State Department's remarks on the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, highlighted the importance of respecting each other's sovereignty and independent judiciary.
Protests erupt in Hungary over a leaked recording that allegedly proves government officials' involvement in corruption, intensifying pressure on Prime Minister Viktor Orban's populist government.
The Ekiti Patriotic Consultative Forum (EPCF) has demanded that former governor Kayode Fayemi publicly apologize to Afe Babalola, SAN, for his derogatory comments about the legal luminary and his contributions to the growth of the state.
Khairatabad MLA Danam Nagender's shift to the Congress has caused turmoil and prompted KTR to threaten legal action, but Danam remains confident in winning as Secunderabad MP and resigning from his MLA position voluntarily, while also predicting other BRS leaders to defect to the Congress amidst the party's troubles.
The Telugu Desam Party formed an alliance with the BJP after being approached by the NDA, signaling a shift in the political landscape of Andhra Pradesh.
The BJP has condemned Dilip Ghosh's controversial remarks on Mamata Banerjee and has sought an explanation from him, while the Trinamool Congress has filed a complaint against Ghosh with the Election Commission of India for violating the Model Code of Conduct.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent clashes with various parties have caused a serious crisis with the United States, political turmoil in the coalition, and a disruption in hostage deal negotiations with Hamas, displaying Israel's reliance on American approval.
Former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif expressed his dissatisfaction with his 2017 ouster, believing it not only hindered his party but also negatively impacted the country's progress.
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte made a non-binding verbal agreement with China to maintain the status quo in the West Philippine Sea, according to his ex-presidential spokesperson Harry Roque.
The US has expressed its opposition to the Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline project, warning about the risk of sanctions for doing business with Tehran.
Kenya's government is considering the merger or closure of at least 140 parastatals, potentially leading to massive job cuts, as many of these agencies have been making losses and draining public funds.
Former Biden family business partner Tony Bobulinski's lawyer, Jesse Binnall, has threatened to sue Representative Dan Goldman for defamation over a tweet claiming Bobulinski used a Trump campaign-paid lawyer to make false allegations, giving Goldman five days to take down the tweet or face a lawsuit.
The upcoming hush money trial against former President Trump is described as a "disgrace" by his legal spokeswoman Alina Habba, who believes there is a coordinated effort between the state of New York and the Biden administration for a state trial.
California, eager to regulate artificial intelligence, is looking to Europe for inspiration as it considers implementing laws and guardrails on AI technology.
Polish lawmakers from the ruling pro-European Union coalition have initiated proceedings to bring the central bank chief before a special court on charges of acting against the country's financial interests, potentially leading to his removal from political life.
The Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, Gani Adams, denies the allegations made against him in an audio clip and warns against efforts to tarnish his name, stating that his silence should not be mistaken for cowardice.
President Biden pledges that the federal government will cover the entire cost of rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, which collapsed when a container ship crashed into it.
US President Joe Biden acknowledged the point made by pro-Palestinian protesters who interrupted his speech, expressing the need for more healthcare in Gaza.
Banned outfit Sikhs for Justice claims that pro-Khalistan Sikhs gave $16 million to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who has been arrested, in exchange for releasing a convicted Sikh, but the claims are denied by the AAP party.
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Federal investigators in South Florida are examining transactions connected to James Biden, the brother of President Joe Biden, as part of a criminal investigation involving a bankrupt hospital chain and efforts to attract investment from the Middle East.
Nigel Farage criticizes the treatment of two Israeli Jews at Manchester Airport, expressing his concern about a perceived shift in attitude towards Israel and Israelis in the UK from government officials to public services.
Congressional lawmakers are expected to quickly approve a supplemental spending request to rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore after its collapse, similar to past incidents where Congress acted swiftly to commit funding to collapsed bridges.
A Belgian health official has been found responsible for "suspected integrity violations" in connection with a Covid-era procurement contract, following a probe of the country's health ministry, although no evidence of widespread wrongdoing was found.
The Jamaican government has condemned the remarks made by Conservative party donor Frank Hester, calling for action to be taken and considering canceling the contract with his healthcare technology company, TPP.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Maj-Gen. Adamu Laka as the new National Coordinator of the National Counter-Terrorism Centre to effectively coordinate national security and counterterrorism efforts.
President Joe Biden acknowledged the concerns of pro-Palestinian protesters who interrupted his health care speech by stating that "they have a point" and expressing the need for more care in Gaza.
Despite the fact that the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore does not have railway lines, President Joe Biden claimed to have traveled over it many times by both car and train, prompting criticism and accusations of confusion from the Donald Trump campaign.
U.S. Representative Troy Nehls is being investigated by the House Ethics Committee, although no specific focus has been disclosed, it is related to his campaign's finances.
Russian President Vladimir Putin should be tried for the international crime of aggression through a trial in absentia, as he is guilty of invading an unthreatening country for no valid reason, causing immense harm and suffering.
Democratic Representatives Jamie Raskin and Robert Garcia are urging Republicans to hold a hearing on Jared Kushner's alleged influence peddling and quid pro quo deals involving a $2 billion investment his private equity firm received after he left the White House.
Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, emphasizes his commitment to collaboration and consultation in order to bring enduring peace and development to the state.
North Korea's state television channel censored a BBC gardening program by blurring out the presenter's jeans, as jeans are considered a symbol of Western imperialism and banned in the secretive state.
Polish central banker's fate will be determined by politics, as he faces allegations of unauthorized asset purchases and interference with central bank independence.
The Kenyan government plans to triple the rent for civil servants, including low-cadre employees, who have been paying as low as Sh1,000 per month, in an effort to increase revenue and address a housing plan that has remained unchanged for the past 23 years.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been deemed the biggest threat to India by BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao, who claims that the country is in danger due to the BJP and urges the defeat of Union minister G. Kishan Reddy in the Lok Sabha elections.
Two Tory ministers, Robert Halfon and James Heappey, have resigned from the government, adding to the growing number of Conservative MPs leaving the Commons ahead of the upcoming general election due to the party's poor performance in the polls.
The Centre is considering revoking the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in Jammu and Kashmir and plans to pull back troops from the region, leaving law and order to the Jammu and Kashmir Police, according to Union home minister Amit Shah.
President Joe Biden has pledged that the federal government will cover the cost of reconstructing the bridge in Baltimore that collapsed after a cargo ship crashed into one of its support pillars.
Daily Kos is encouraging people to get involved in the upcoming elections and showing solidarity with the Black community.
Former Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy, GOP Senate candidate in Montana, criticized the lack of accountability for the "very poorly" executed withdrawal from Afghanistan in a congressional hearing, stating that it sent a message of weakness to the world.
Russian courts transferred over 1 trillion roubles worth of strategic enterprises and assets to state ownership last year, according to Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov, who stated that these assets are critical for Russia's economy and defense capabilities, and President Vladimir Putin denies any widespread nationalization occurring.
President Biden is set to address the partial collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge following a cargo ship collision, with two survivors found and six people still missing.
According to a survey by the Israeli Democracy Institute, IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi has the highest approval rating among Israeli officials, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ranks poorly with only 28% approval.
President Biden plans to visit Baltimore and have the federal government cover the entire cost of reconstructing the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed after a cargo ship hit it; Biden expects congressional support for the rebuilding efforts.
Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has confirmed having a productive interaction with security agents following his invitation by the Department of State Services over his comments on bandit activities in Nigeria.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak dismissed claims that Liz Truss, his ill-fated predecessor, was brought down by left-wing forces in the "administrative state," stating that it is a question for her and jokingly adding that he wouldn't reveal if he were part of a deep state.