13 h. ago New York Attorney General Letitia James Indicted on Bank Fraud Charges

When Law and Politics Collide: The Indictment of New York’s Attorney General It was a damp morning in Norfolk — the kind where the harbor fog clings to the hulls of Navy ships and the air tastes faintly of salt and diesel — when a routine legal filing rippled across two coasts and a nation […]

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60 h. ago Trump demands Chicago mayor be jailed as federal troops arrive

When Soldiers Show Up at the Bus Depot: Chicago, Troops, and the Politics of Occupation The morning the National Guard buses rolled into the dull gray of Elwood, a town southwest of Chicago, people stopped their errands and stared. For some it was a jolt — an unmistakable reminder that the federal government had crossed […]

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4 d. ago Hundreds of climbers evacuated after blizzard hits Mount Everest

Blizzard on the Eastern Face: How a Sudden Storm Turned a Trek into a Test of Survival They came for the silence and the thin, clean air—hundreds of people tracing the lesser-trod path to Everest’s eastern Kangshung face, drawn by an eight-day National Day holiday and the promise of alpine beauty. What they found instead […]

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5 d. ago Syria names members of inaugural parliament following Assad’s rule

In the hush of a great library, a nation casts a curious ballot The National Library in Damascus — once the Assad National Library, its marble facade a familiar silhouette against the old city skyline — felt like a living, breathing archive of a past that the country is still arguing over. On a late […]

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5 d. ago Nationalist Sanae Takaichi Poised to Become Japan’s First Woman Prime Minister

When the old guard crowned a new face: Japan at a crossroads On an autumn evening in Tokyo, the fluorescent lights of the Liberal Democratic Party headquarters hummed like a city that never quite sleeps. Supporters and staffers clustered around television screens, phones pressed to ears, eyes tracking the number that would decide the direction […]

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7 d. ago Somalia: Millions at risk of worsening hunger as WFP faces critical funding shortfall

MOGADISHU, Somalia – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) warns today that millions in Somalia are at risk of worsening hunger and malnutrition as critical funding shortfalls have forced the agency to reduce the number of people it supports with lifesaving emergency food assistance in Somalia by over two-thirds.

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8 d. ago Internet and Mobile Phone Services Restored Across Afghanistan After Nationwide Outage

The Day the Network Died: Afghanistan’s Brief Digital Blackout and What It Felt Like On a gray morning in Kabul, the city woke up in silence—not the silence of dawn, but the odd, modern silence of a world suddenly unplugged. Phones that usually buzz with messages, money transfers and classroom links lay inert. Cafés that […]

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9 d. ago Accused pleads not guilty to murder of Irish national in London

A quiet walk home that became a city’s sorrow On an ordinary evening in north London, an 87-year-old man stepped out with a paper tucked under his arm and a bag of dinner from the kebab shop he’d always patronised. He was heading toward the small flat that had been his anchor for decades — […]

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1 week ago Taliban internet shutdown plunges Afghanistan into nationwide telecommunications blackout

When the Signal Went Dark: Life and Loss in an Internet-Blackened Afghanistan There is a particular hush that falls over a city when its lifelines are torn out. In Kabul on a cool evening, the marketplaces—usually a kaleidoscope of voices, beeping phones, and the scent of simmering kebabs—felt oddly abandoned. Vendors stood beneath tarps, their […]

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1 week ago Starmer Warns Britain at Crossroads: Choose Decency, Not Division

At the Crossroads in Liverpool: Keir Starmer’s Plea for “Decency” and the Fight for Britain’s Soul On a damp autumn morning in Liverpool, gulls wheel above the Mersey and the city’s Georgian terraces huddle against the wind. Inside the cavernous conference centre, the red glow of party banners mixes with the smell of coffee and […]

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1 week ago UN sanctions against Iran imminent after failed bid to delay

When Diplomacy Paused: The Snapback That Reopened the Door to Confrontation There are moments in international life when the entire globe seems to hold its breath. I felt it in two cities this week: the hushed corridors of the United Nations, where diplomats murmured into phones and scanned scrolling votes, and the winding alleys of […]

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1 week ago Kenya oo maxkamad horgeysay labo dhalinyaro Soomaali ah oo sameeyay xadgudub ka dhan ah calanka Kenya

Laba dhallinyaro Soomaaliyeed ah oo lagu qabtay iyaga oo ku xadgudbaya calanka dalka Kenya intii lagu guda jiray ciyaar kubadda cagta ah oo ka dhacday garoonka Nyayo National Stadium, ayaa maxkamad lagu soo taagay magaalada Nairobi, iyaga oo wajahaya dacwado badan. Dhallinyaradaan oo da’doodu kala tahay 14 iyo 17 sano ayaa lagu qabtay muuqaal baraha … The post Kenya oo maxkamad horgeysay labo dhalinyaro Soomaali ah oo sameeyay xadgudub ka dhan ah calanka Kenya appeared first on Oodweynenews.com Oodweyne News.

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1 week ago Israel’s crisis may define the nation for generations to come

Israel at the Fault Line: A Nation Remade by War, Fear and Fracture Walk through the streets of a city that has not known normalcy for a year and you feel the tug of two stories at once: a stubborn, battered resilience and a quiet, growing exhaustion. In cafés where young Israelis used to debate […]

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1 week ago Keir Starmer Faces Mounting Pressure Before Crucial Labour Party Conference

Liverpool wakes, and the corridor conversations begin The city unfurls itself slowly beneath a damp, silver sky — red-brick terraces glistening, seagulls wheeling above the waterfront, and the distant hum of Scouse voices threading through the air. Delegates and journalists, draped in lanyards and rainproofs, spill out of hotels and down to the cavernous conference […]

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1 week ago Hamas says it hasn’t received US proposal for Gaza ceasefire

Smoke over the Mediterranean: Gaza’s latest day of loss and the uneasy talk of deals The sky above Gaza City has turned familiar shades of ash and copper—smoke ribbons torn by wind, dust drifting like a slow confession through streets that once hummed with vendors and children. In the space of a single day, hospital […]

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1 week ago Moldova’s decisive election: democracy under siege from disinformation

On the Eve of Decision: Moldova’s Tightrope Between Europe and Moscow There is a crispness to the air in Chisinau that feels like expectation: flags flutter, campaign posters peel at the edges, and the city’s cafés—where students sip black coffee under chestnut trees—are full of hushed debates. For a nation of roughly 2.4 million people, […]

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1 week ago Ireland to block Israeli ministers’ entry, Taoiseach announces

A Small Nation, a Big Moral Line In a packed United Nations General Assembly, Ireland’s Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, stood and made a decision that felt deliberately personal: to bar members of the Israeli government implicated in what he called the “unfolding disaster in Gaza” from setting foot on Irish soil. “We will act to prevent […]

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1 week ago Somalia’s Financial Development Receives Boost As Salaam Somali Bank Emerges Game Changer

In a nation charting a course of sustained economic recovery, one institution stands as both a testament to resilience and a catalyst for growth: Salaam Somali Bank (SSB). From its headquarters in Mogadishu, Somalia’s oldest financial- institution has evolved from a foundational pillar of the state into a dynamic, innovative force driving financial inclusion and […]

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2 w. ago Video captures officials walking out as Netanyahu addresses the UN

A Quiet Exit, a Roar of Consequence: The Day the General Assembly Shifted The great chamber at the United Nations felt smaller than usual the moment Benjamin Netanyahu stepped toward the podium. Voices thinned. Jackets rustled. A ripple of movement—almost a choreography—swept across the rows as scores of delegates simply stood up and walked out. […]

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2 w. ago Israeli PM criticizes countries for recognizing Palestinian state

When the UN Hall Held Its Breath: A Moment of Fracture and the Weight of Memory The United Nations General Assembly, a place where diplomatic ritual often softens into ritualized rhetoric, erupted this week into raw politics and rawer grief. As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu climbed the rostrum, scores of delegates rose and filed […]

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