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Donald Trump named loyalists and immigration hardliners as his first picks for his new administration. Among them are his longtime aide Stephen Miller and former acting ICE director Tom Homan. US President-elect Donald

Nearly a third of people in state and faith-based care in New Zealand suffered abuse over seven decades an Inquiry found. The overwhelming majority of children taken under state care were Maori.

The announcement comes days after Ukraine said its forces clashed with North Korean units in the Russian border region of Kursk. North Korea has ratified a mutual defense treaty with Russia, state media reported

The announced assistance for flood ravaged regions comes amid mounting criticism. Sanchez has compared the move to Spain’s efforts during the coronavirus pandemic. Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Monday announced an

Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba survived a confidence vote in parliament, even after his LDP lost its majority in a scandal-induced snap election. He therefore has a mandate to set up a new

As lawmakers jostle over the timing of a vote of confidence after Germany’s coalition collapse, preparations are already being made for a snap election. Officials have warned of logistical issues with ballot

US president-elect Trump has held several phone calls with leaders in Europe as questions persist over Washington’s commitment to Ukraine’s defense under the new presidential administration. US President-elect Donald Trump has spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin about

The move is the latest blow to political stability in the country already plagued by escalating violence. Interim Prime Minister Garry Conille has asked the governing council to reconsider. Haiti’s transitional council, established

A lack of personnel is undermining efforts to bolster European security, according to a study by a UK-based think tank. Europe’s security is under added scrutiny in the wake of Donald Trump’s

Mozambique has witnessed protests and violence since Daniel Chapo was controversially declared president in a recent election. Opposition leader Venancio Mondlane says the government must restore the “electoral truth.” Since Mozambique’s presidential