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French High-Speed Rail Paralyzed in Massive Attack Ahead of Olympics

France’s high-speed rail network is paralyzed by vandalism and arson attacks, the train operator SNCF said, just hours before Olympic Games in Paris set to open.
Reformist Masoud Pezeshkian wins Iran’s runoff presidential election

Pezeshkian Wins Iranian Election, Replacing President Who Died in Helicopter Crash

Iran’s electoral authority announced on that Masoud Pezeshkian of the regime’s “moderate” faction has won the presidential election in the Islamic Republic.
Nigel Farage says he's 'coming for Labour' after becoming MP for first time

Reform UK Wins 4 Seats as Farage Becomes an MP

Reform UK has seen a surge in votes in the general election, at the cost of the Conservatives, and Nigel Farage is one of four new MPs.
Keir Starmer speaks for first time as new Prime Minister | UK General Election - BBC

New UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer Promises ‘Country First and Party Second’

Sir Keir has formally become prime minister after visiting King Charles III at Buckingham Palace, following Labour’s landslide election victory.

Labour Wins Landslide Victory in UK Election

Labour has won a landslide victory in the general election, with 15 government ministers losing their seats following a surge for Reform UK.
Far-right National Rally party takes the lead in French election

Right Wing Projected to Win 1st Round of French Parliamentary Elections

According to early exit polling by Ipsos, the National Rally Party—France’s leading right-wing populist party—is expected to win around 34 percent of the vote.
Julian Assange who ‘prodded at power’ returns to Australia

WikiLeaks Founder Assange Walks Free After Pleading Guilty, Will Return to Australia

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange walked free after pleading guilty to a single felony charge related to the publication of classified U.S. military information.
US lawmakers meet Dalai Lama. Why is China concerned?

US Lawmakers Meet With Exiled Tibetan Government in India as China’s Xi Visits Tibet

Congressional delegation from U.S. led by Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Rep. Michael McCaul, visited Dharamshala, the seat of the Tibetan government in exile.
Modi's 'closer ties' response to Taiwan rattles China; Beijing recalls One-China policy

Modi’s Nod to Closer Ties With Taiwan Suggests India’s Evolving ‘Act East Policy’: Analysts

A cordial exchange between the Indian prime minister and the new Taiwanese president sparked a strident protest from Beijing.

EU Elections: The Winners and the Losers

The biggest winner was the National Rally party of Marine Le Pen, which dominated the French polls, causing President Macron to call a snap...
Russian ships head to Caribbean amid fresh Putin threats | Morning in America

Russian Warships Will Be Deployed to Caribbean Next Week, Cuba Announces

Russian warships deploy to Caribbean Cuba announced. None of the ships carry nuclear weapons so their stopover does not represent a threat to region regime said.
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Australia ‘Fully Committed’ to WHO Pandemic Agreement: Health Minister

Australian Health Minister Mark Butler is continuing to advocate for a global pandemic agreement, telling the WHO world conference “we can’t afford to fail.”