UK minister to discuss Ukraine defence plans during planned US visit
Burnham is expected to lobby US President Donald Trump over Ukraine defence plans and has pencilled in a US trip for September.
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An mpox epidemic is spreading in Guinea-Bissau, and children account for half of suspected cases.
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Spain and five other countries have asked Brussels to introduce an extraordinary tax on oil companies.
A Supreme Court order concerning elections has not yet changed the situation but could create further uncertainty.
Flooding in Layyah was a major topic during a stormy provincial assembly session. The headlines also mention debate over police powers.
A surge in Bangladeshi women traveling to China has raised concerns about possible human trafficking.
The United States has said it does not exclude using military force against Iran. The headline provides no further details on the circumstances or scope of the threat.
The headline says General Asim Munir demonstrated strength in Iran. It provides no specific details about actions, agreements or confrontation.
Two AP sources reportedly say Donald Trump approved an agreement that could allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium. The headline does not provide further terms or confirmation.
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The headline identifies a country neighboring Russia as a prospective major oil source for Germany.
A British national reportedly died while fighting for Russia, according to the headline.
The European Union called on Israel to stop the expansion of settlements in the West Bank, describing them as illegal.
Israeli police blocked a graduation ceremony at Al-Quds University in Jerusalem and detained Palestinian students and academics, according to the headline.
Iran’s state broadcaster says more than 50 facilities were targeted during the recent war involving Iran, the United States and Israel.
Moody’s Analytics says artificial intelligence investment is supporting Asia-Pacific growth while geopolitics and trade shocks pose headwinds.
North Korea reportedly rejected a peace gesture from former U.S. President Donald Trump. The headline provides no further details about the proposal or response.
Heavy rain caused reported flash flooding in Eskasoni, Cape Breton. The headline does not state the extent of damage or injuries.
Overnight strikes in the Russia-Ukraine war killed at least three people and injured 15. The headline does not specify the locations or perpetrators.
The headline reports that Iran struck a U.S.-escorted tanker amid an Iran war and sanctions dispute. Strait of Hormuz transits have fallen further.
Major strikes in Spain are reported to have no end date. The headline does not specify the affected transport or services.
Hungary is discussing new diplomatic priorities involving alliances, modernization and confidence-building. The headline indicates a potentially consequential shift in foreign policy.
The headline highlights weak economic growth and concerns that Germany is becoming trapped by public debt. It questions the country's creditworthiness.
Asian allies are reportedly on alert after Donald Trump deployed an aircraft carrier to support the war against Iran.
The headline reports that Israel’s economy has continued to withstand three years of war.
Iran says 45 vessels are in violation in the Strait of Hormuz and that one-third have already been attacked.
Tarragona has experienced its first severe storm amid concerns that rising Mediterranean temperatures could produce more intense storms.
A regional coordinator has been appointed for a program focused on competitiveness and recovery in Ukraine.
en2x warns that a proposed windfall tax could weaken investment incentives and contribute to supply gaps.
The headline examines whether Venezuela can help fill a potential oil gap for India as Russia and Iran face pressure from the Trump administration. It points to possible shifts in crude sourcing and energy trade.
Canada is reportedly facing a new automobile levy from the United States. The measure could disrupt cross-border vehicle trade and supply chains.
Skymet warns that India faces a 70% drought risk as El Niño affects the 2026 monsoon. A widespread monsoon shortfall could affect water supplies and agriculture.
A report alleges that mosques in Iran were used to surveil and shoot at protesters during January unrest. The headline indicates serious state-linked violence against civilians.
The US administration has removed Syria from its state sponsors of terrorism list. The decision represents a consequential change in US policy toward Syria.
Southeast Asian countries are planning four times their current data-centre capacity. The expansion could materially increase regional electricity and network infrastructure demand.
Sweden's military is seeking to seize property near a naval base that is owned by a Russian national with Kremlin ties. The move reflects heightened security concerns around strategically sensitive infrastructure.
The UN relief chief said the Sudan crisis is suffering from a lack of action. The headline indicates an ongoing major humanitarian crisis linked to armed conflict.
Environmentalists expressed concern about policies proposed by Peru's new administration.