Imran Khan Back in Rawalpindi Jail After Medical Clearance
Pakistan's former PM Imran Khan was returned to Adiala jail in Rawalpindi after being declared medically fit by a team of doctors.
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Trump and Michael Cohen reunite in warm radio interview
Trump and Michael Cohen shared a cordial radio interview, marking a surprising reconciliation after years of legal conflict.
Immigration Reform Faces Legal and Political Hurdles, Expert Warns
Legal expert Aleksandar Cuic says immigration reform faces major hurdles, with court battles over bond, asylum, and enforcement ahead.
Cameroon's Biya returns to Yaoundé after two-month absence abroad
President Paul Biya returned to Cameroon on Thursday after over two months abroad, ending a period of uncertainty over his health and the country's leadership.
Trump to Appear on Ex-Lawyer Michael Cohen's Radio Show
President Trump is expected to appear on Michael Cohen's radio show, marking a public truce between the former allies.
Cameroon's 93-Year-Old President Returns After Two-Month Absence
President Paul Biya returned to Cameroon on Thursday after a 10-week stay in Geneva, easing concerns over his health and the country's political stability.
Data Centers Become Political Liability in Midterm Races
Trump's pro-data center stance contrasts with growing voter anger and political attacks in midterm races.
Pakistan signals flexibility on Imran Khan's medical care amid court order
Pakistan may allow jailed ex-PM Imran Khan private or overseas treatment if needed, as government complies with Supreme Court order.
Cameroon's Biya returns home after longest absence in decades
Cameroon's 93-year-old President Paul Biya returned home Thursday after a 10-week stay abroad, his longest since taking power.
Bangladesh Parliament Elects BNP Veteran Alamgir as President
Bangladesh's Parliament elected BNP stalwart Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir as president in a contested vote, ending a period of political uncertainty.
Brazil’s Top Court Widens Scope of Landmark Women’s Safety Law
Brazil’s Supreme Court unanimously expanded the Maria da Penha law to cover outdoor violence and attackers with no ties to victims.
Missouri Court Clears Trump-Backed House Map for November Election
A Missouri judge ruled the state's new congressional map, backed by President Trump, can be used in November, rejecting a referendum push.
Zelenskyy Backs New Defense Minister, Sets Priorities for Ukraine's Military
Ukraine's parliament approves Maj. Gen. Yevhenii Khmara as defense minister; Zelenskyy outlines priorities including deep strikes and air defense.
OAS chief urges international support for Haiti as elections near
OAS Secretary General Albert Ramdin, after visiting Haiti, urged more help for the gang-suppression force and stressed the need for secure elections.
Irish lawmakers demand TikTok answers over dangerous driving videos
Irish lawmakers summon TikTok over videos glorifying dangerous driving after five teenagers died in a wrong-way motorway crash.
Ukraine's Parliament Confirms Khmara as New Defence Minister
Ukraine's parliament has approved Maj. Gen. Yevhenii Khmara as defence minister, following a broader leadership reshuffle by President Zelenskyy.
Fake Polls Exposed: Mystery Firm Admits Fabricating Election Data
A mysterious firm fabricated election polls in three states, fooling the LA mayor's campaign before admitting the data was a social experiment.
Eight Black Major-Party Candidates Seek Governorships in Historic Election Cycle
A record eight Black major-party candidates are running for governor in 2026, a historic moment in U.S. politics.
Ukraine's Sacked Defence Minister Demands Wartime Elections
Ousted Ukrainian Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for wartime elections, challenging President Zelenskiy's leadership amid a governance crisis.
Pakistan Government Challenges Court Order for Imran Khan's Private Hospital Care
Pakistani authorities have asked the Supreme Court to reconsider an order permitting imprisoned ex-PM Imran Khan to receive medical care at a private hospital.