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German Chancellor Scholz says a vote of confidence is planned for January, possibly paving the way for snap elections. The move comes as Scholz fired Finance Minister Christian Lindner amid divisions over

Lt. Gen. Taoreed Abiodun Lagbaja had not been seen in public in nearly two months. He is known for leading the Nigerian troops through a critical period in the fight against Islamist

Germany has been struggling to fill the army’s ranks since abolishing compulsory military service. Under a new draft law, young men would be obligated to declare their interest in serving in the

Leaders from around the world have offered their congratulations to President-elect Donald Trump following his election win. But their messages did not always strike a similar tone. World leaders congratulated Donald Trump on

German Chancellor Scholz and French President Macron held a conference to discuss what a second Trump term could look like for Europe. Both countries’ defense ministers are also set to hold talks.

Protests by opposition groups against the ruling party FRELIMO’s victory in the presidential elections could escalate. Mozambique’s repressive regime continues to quell demonstrations with violence. Mozambique might be facing an escalation of

German Chancellor Scholz and French President Macron held a conference to discuss what a second Trump term could look like for Europe. Both countries’ defense ministers are also set to hold talks.

The period between the US election and the winner’s official inauguration lasts 11 weeks. Why so long? What is the government doing between November 5 and January 20? The 2024 US presidential election took

The Israeli prime minister said that trust in Gallant has “eroded” during the past year of war. Gallant has been replaced by Foreign Minister Israel Katz, who in turn will be replaced

A lawsuit against TikTok in France comes after two 15-year-olds took their own lives after being exposed to content on the platform. Social media companies have long faced criticism due to the