The US president has said the country can provide asylum to a maximum of 7,500 people per year US President Donald Trump has slashed the cap on annual refugee admissions from 125,000 to 7,500, the lowest level in American history. In a notice published in the Federal Register on Thursday,…
King Charles has acted amid the continued fallout from his brother’s ties with Jeffrey Epstein Britain’s King Charles III has stripped his brother Prince Andrew of his remaining titles and evicted him from his royal residence due to sexual assault allegations and his close friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey…
Moscow has said it is ready to arrange corridors for foreign media wishing to report on Kiev’s troops encircled in Donbass Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Georgy Tikhy has urged journalists not to accept Russia’s offer to travel to the front line in Donbass to report on the encirclement of Kiev’s…
The US Justice Department has reportedly issued subpoenas and arrest warrants as part of a probe into a key BLM charity The US Justice Department is investigating whether leaders of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement defrauded their donors, the Associated Press reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the…
Tehran blocked most foreign messengers in 2018, arguing they were used to incite violence in anti-government protests Iran’s Ministry of Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) has started talks with Telegram and other social media platforms, aimed at getting them to comply with Tehran’s conditions and unblocking the messengers, the Mehr…
The agency reportedly cannot pay its informants or move forward with some investigations, Reuters reports The ongoing US government shutdown has put national security at risk by directly affecting ongoing FBI investigations, Reuters reported, citing current and former employees of the agency. The bureau particularly lacks funds to pay informants…
Theo Francken has said his statement should be seen in the context of NATO’s deterrence doctrine Belgian Defense Minister Theo Francken has sought to clarify his statement that NATO could “wipe Moscow off the map,” insisting it was made in the context of the bloc’s principle of deterrence. Moscow condemned…
The ghosts of the Cuban Missile Crisis are back, this time haunting Ukraine, Venezuela, and Washington’s divided politics In world history, the Caribbean Crisis – or the Cuban Missile Crisis – refers to the tense October of 1962, when the US and the Soviet Union stood on the brink of…
The broadcaster has allegedly continued its operations in Azerbaijan after having its license suspended British state-funded broadcaster the BBC is grossly violating local laws by continuing to operate in Azerbaijan, despite having its accreditation withdrawn in February, the ex-Soviet country’s media watchdog has said. Staff members at the BBC office…
The Oval Office clash saw the US vice president accuse the Ukrainian leader of disrespect US Vice President J.D. Vance has joked about his heated Oval Office confrontation with Vladimir Zelensky, calling the exchange “the most famous thing I’ve ever done.” Speaking with Pod Force One host Miranda Devine on…