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Ballot box versus rulebook: Farage’s by-election wager under scrutiny
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Ballot box versus rulebook: Farage’s by-election wager under scrutiny

Move comes amid reports of an undeclared £5m gift flagged to the NCA and a fresh parliamentary standards probe.

Nigel Farage resigned as MP for Clacton to trigger an immediate byelection he will contest, doing so as scrutiny intensifies over an undeclared £5 ...

Eligible yet monitored: Le Pen’s 2027 bid tests the rules
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Eligible yet monitored: Le Pen’s 2027 bid tests the rules

Paris judges sustained her EU‑funds case, reduced ineligibility, and imposed a year of electronic monitoring as she appeals and leads early polls.

France’s Paris appeals court upheld Marine Le Pen’s conviction over EU Parliament funds, imposing a threeyear sentence with two suspended and a yea...

State totals vs missing lists: whose data guides the recovery?
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State totals vs missing lists: whose data guides the recovery?

Stadium shelters, a portside morgue, and a new La Esperanza cemetery now anchor operations around La Guaira and Caracas.

Twin earthquakes on June 24 devastated La Guaira and rippled through Caracas, killing an estimated 3,535–3,685 people, injuring 16,740 and leaving ...


Deterrence or derailment: Hormuz response collides with contested cease-fire
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Deterrence or derailment: Hormuz response collides with contested cease-fire

CENTCOM launched broad air and naval strikes hitting more than 80 targets inside Iran after reported missile attacks on three commercial vessels off Oman, as Qatar blamed Tehran and Iran vowed retaliation.

After three merchant ships were damaged off Oman—attacks U.S. officials say came from Iranian missiles and that Qatar has legally pinned on Tehran—...

Canada's urgent submarine bet meets a distant delivery horizon
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Canada's urgent submarine bet meets a distant delivery horizon

Ottawa selected a TKMS-led European consortium to replace its aging boats, aligning with NATO partners ahead of the Ankara summit.

Canada selected a German–Norwegian consortium led by TKMS to supply up to 12 submarines, beating South Korea’s Hanwha, in what officials bill as th...

A strike tests whose rules guide ships through Hormuz
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A strike tests whose rules guide ships through Hormuz

Hit east of Oman comes in the world’s key energy chokepoint, as shipping patterns, escorts, and coastal corridors are being recalibrated by regional powers.

A southbound tanker was hit by an unknown projectile about 8 nautical miles east of Limah, Oman, igniting a port‑side fire with no casualties; UKMT...


Diplomatic opening collides with Israeli alignment claims and spoiler warnings
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Diplomatic opening collides with Israeli alignment claims and spoiler warnings

Scheduled for July 11, the Pakistan round targets sanctions relief, access to frozen funds, and nuclear constraints with potential spillovers for Gaza, Lebanon, and Hormuz shipping.

Pakistan is expected to host U.S.Iran talks on 11 July focused on sanctions, frozen assets, and the nuclear file, after an indirect round ended wit...

Kyiv’s defenses tested as NATO decides how, and how soon
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Kyiv’s defenses tested as NATO decides how, and how soon

The pre-summit barrage hit residential areas around the capital, with reported deaths climbing through successive updates and local communities like Vyshneve hardest hit.

On July 6, Russia launched a pre‑summit barrage of ballistic missiles and drones at Kyiv and its suburbs, striking residential areas including Vysh...

Sanctions squeeze or failing grid? Cuba’s outage tests both claims
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Sanctions squeeze or failing grid? Cuba’s outage tests both claims

A midday grid collapse left around 10 million Cubans without power, the third nationwide failure since January as Havana presses its case at the UN.

Cuba suffered its third nationwide blackout in six months on Monday, a systemwide grid collapse that cut power to about 10 million people before pa...


A 'security zone' redraws the ceasefire line in real time
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A 'security zone' redraws the ceasefire line in real time

An Israeli drone hit a vehicle near Nabatieh al‑Fawqa as returns to southern Lebanon accelerate under a late‑June de‑escalation arrangement.

An Israeli strike on a car near Nabatieh alFawqa on 6 July killed four people—identified by Lebanese authorities as civilians including a school pr...

Bigger NATO budgets collide with 'buy American' politics and thin inventories
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Bigger NATO budgets collide with 'buy American' politics and thin inventories

At Ankara’s NATO summit, allies face U.S.-backed deadlines, major contracts, and a 5%-by-2035 benchmark requiring detailed national plans.

On the eve of the Ankara summit, NATO chief Mark Rutte pressed allies to file “clear, concrete and credible” national plans to reach a 5% of GDP de...

Turkey’s new leverage tests NATO’s technology security and credibility
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Turkey’s new leverage tests NATO’s technology security and credibility

Allies convene in Ankara to back Ukraine, bolster Europe’s defense base, and hear Trump’s signal on restoring Turkey’s F-35 access.

NATO’s 32 members meet in Ankara on July 7–8 to lock in support for Ukraine and Europe’s defenseindustrial buildout, with IndoPacific ambitions rec...