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Mandelson documents cast light on government work, appointment of US ambassador
Mandelson documents reveal new insights into government operations and the US ambassador selection process, according to Reuters.
Israel says France bans its officials from weapons show
Israel claims France banned its officials from attending a weapons expo.
Zelenskiy's top aide says peace deal by winter is "realistic"
Zelenskiy’s top aide claims a winter peace deal is realistic. This sets a specific timeline for ending the ongoing conflict, signaling potential diplomatic progress.
Norway recovers porcelain, chandeliers from 18th century shipwreck
Norway has recovered 18th-century porcelain and chandeliers from a sunken ship, marking a significant milestone in preserving these historical treasures.
Hungarian PM threatens to oust Orbán-era president
Hungarian PM Magyar plans to amend the constitution to oust President Sulyok, who refuses to resign. This clash threatens EU funds and highlights tensions between the new government and Orbán-era holdovers.
Two more arrests after officer struck by stolen police car
Two more arrests were made after a Downpatrick officer was struck by a stolen police car. Kieran Turley was charged with dangerous driving, while a man and woman remain in custody.
US manufacturing activity at four-year high, supply constraints growing
US manufacturing activity reached a four-year high, despite intensifying supply chain constraints.
Hundreds protest against planned US Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya
Thousands protested in Nairobi against the US plan to build an Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya, highlighting strong local opposition to the proposed site.
Supreme Court seeks Trump administration views on Robinhood IPO dispute
The Supreme Court has requested the Trump administration’s position on the legal dispute surrounding Robinhood’s IPO.
Exclusive: UN labour agency freezes US official's appointment over unpaid dues
The UN labor agency froze a U.S. official’s appointment due to unpaid dues. This suspension highlights the financial arrears owed by Washington to the organization.
Motorola Solutions targets rogue drones with $1.5 billion D-Fend deal
Motorola Solutions finalized a $1.5 billion acquisition of D-Fend to combat unauthorized drone threats. This deal enhances its capabilities in counter-drone technology and security solutions.
US political commentators denied entry to UK by Home Office
The UK revoked visas for US commentators Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur, citing public good risks. They claim the ban punishes their pro-Palestine views.
'You legend. Manager loved it' - Southampton's Spygate WhatsApps revealed
Leaked WhatsApps reveal Southampton’s head coach pressured staff into spying on rivals, with messages showing an intern feeling coerced and praised for his actions.
Big salaries, a motorhome and SNP accounts: The Nicola Sturgeon interview unwrapped
Nicola Sturgeon defends her finances, citing high salaries and no children, after her estranged husband misappropriated ÂŁ400k from the SNP for luxury items like a ÂŁ124k motorhome.
India to Ask US for Relief From 301 Probes in Trade Talks
India seeks US relief from Section 301 probes during trade talks, underscored by bustling port logistics at Navi Mumbai.
Hungary's Magyar threatens legal action if president refuses to resign
Hungary’s ruling party warns of legal action if the president refuses to resign.
Call for Holyrood and Westminster to hold joint inquiry into Murrell crimes
Jack McConnell urges Westminster and Holyrood to jointly investigate Peter Murrell’s financial misconduct, aiming to ensure transparency and prevent perceptions of bias or cover-ups in the SNP scandal.
Lebanon announces partial ceasefire between Israel, Hezbollah but attacks continue
Lebanon announced a partial ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, yet attacks and hostilities persist despite the declaration.
Lady Donaldson 'did nothing about' alleged Sir Jeffrey sex abuse incident, court hears
Court heard Complainant A allege Lady Donaldson ignored warnings about Sir Jeffrey’s abuse. Lady Donaldson denies aiding and abetting the charges.
Nearly 8% of Norway oil workers threaten strike from June 5
Nearly 8% of Norway’s oil workers threaten a strike starting June 5, signaling potential industrial action within the country's energy sector.