Study Warns UK-US Pharma Deal Could Cost 229,000 Lives
The UK agreed to raise spending on new medicines from 0.3% to at least 0.6% of GDP over the next decade as part of a trade deal aimed at avoiding U.S. tariffs
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Papal Clash: Vatican Excommunicates Breakaway Catholic Priests, Bishops
The ordinations went ahead despite repeated warnings from Pope Leo XIV, who described the move as a grave act of disobedience.
Kyiv Hit By Major Russian Air Assault As Death Toll Rises
Ukrainian officials said more than 20 sites were damaged, including residential buildings, an ambulance station, a research institute, a hotel and businesses.
‘Israel Picking Up The Pieces Of Its Deep-Seated Hubris’
Iran has succeeded in pushing a reluctant Trump to cross the Rubicon
What Did Trump Say About U.S.-Iran Relations
Speaking to reporters at Joint Base Andrews, Trump noted that U.S. forces had "hit them very hard" during three nights of military operations but said relations have since improved.
FARA Docs: Israel Is Spying On Millions Of Christian Americans In Their Churches
The 86-page disclosure reveals that Israel is recruiting Hollywood celebrities and sports stars to promote the country, while also manipulating Christians’ social media feeds. And they are doing it by spying on you through your phone.
Shipping Unions Keep Hormuz War Zone Designation Despite Truce
According to a joint statement from the International Transport Workers' Federation and the Joint Negotiating Group, the decision reflects the continuing security risks facing vessels and crews operating in the region.
Russia Hearing The European Clamor For War, Announces It Is Ready
Trump may be prepared to cut his losses in Iran — the war anyway is a liability to his Midterm electoral calculus — by circling back to Ukraine and Russia
Iran MOU Tactical Operation To Refill Oil Stocks: Vance
The MOU is to fill the world's oil stocks and then see "where the hand is", U.S. Vice-President said.
Iran Prepares State Funeral For Slain Ayatollah Khamenei
Ceremonies will begin on July 4 in Tehran, with the main funeral procession scheduled for July 6.
China's New Ethnic Unity Law Tightens Rules On Minorities
The law requires schools and government institutions to prioritize Mandarin Chinese and promote loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party, while parents are expected to teach children to support the party and the nation.
U.S. Deploys More Than 900 Military Personnel For Venezuela Earthquake Relief
Working alongside Venezuela's interim authorities, U.S. forces are assisting with search-and-rescue efforts, logistics and humanitarian aid distribution as recovery operations continue.
What Is Driving The Sharp Decline In Global Oil Prices
Brent crude was trading near $73 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate hovered around $70
Why Did Ukraine Target Russia's Dubna Satellite Communications Center
President Volodymyr Zelensky said the strike was part of Kyiv's campaign to pressure the Kremlin to end the more than four-year war.
How Did The Shooting At A German Welfare Facility Unfold
According to German authorities, five victims died at the scene while a sixth later succumbed to injuries in hospital.
Putin Acknowledges Fuel Deficit As Ukraine Targets Oil Refineries
Putin described the fuel shortage as temporary, saying Russia would increase fuel imports, speed up refinery repairs and strengthen air defenses against future drone attacks.