Former President Donald Trump removed inspectors general from over a dozen federal agencies in a sweeping move that sparked widespread concern. The decision, carried out late on a Friday night, affected several key government departments, including State, Defense, Energy, Transportation, and the Interior. The removal of these independent watchdogs has raised questions about transparency and […]
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Migrant workers in Canada are enduring “shocking abuse and discrimination” under the country’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), according to a new report by Amnesty International. The program, which facilitates the hiring of migrant laborers for low-wage jobs in industries such as agriculture, construction, food processing, and hospitality, has come under intense scrutiny for […]
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The tragic midair collision at Reagan National Airport on Wednesday evening marked a swift and daunting challenge for Sean Duffy, who had just been sworn in as Secretary of Transportation. Only hours into his new role, Duffy faced one of the most pressing crises of his tenure, as the accident claimed the lives of […]
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As Osaka prepares to host Expo 2025, the city is making significant changes to improve its public spaces—not through landscaping, but by banning smoking in most outdoor areas. The new regulation, effective from January 27, prohibits smoking in parks, roads, plazas, and other public locations. The ban applies to both traditional cigarettes and vapes, with […]
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South Korea faces a deepening political crisis as its Central District Court rejected a petition on Thursday seeking the release of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol. Yoon was detained on rebellion charges following his controversial martial law declaration in December, a move that escalated tensions and led to his impeachment by the National Assembly. Detention […]
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Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil on Monday accused opposition groups of orchestrating attacks on the country’s diplomatic facilities in five nations. The claim comes just days after President Nicolás Maduro was sworn in for a controversial third term, despite allegations of electoral irregularities. In a statement, Gil alleged that grassroots groups referred to as […]
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President Joe Biden has signed a landmark executive order aimed at strengthening U.S. cybersecurity defenses following a series of high-profile cyberattacks allegedly linked to China and Russia. The directive, developed over several months, seeks to mitigate vulnerabilities in federal networks and critical infrastructure while setting a foundation for future administrations to address escalating cyber threats. […]
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China has officially launched its first next-generation amphibious assault ship, strengthening its rapidly expanding navy in a direct challenge to the military power of the United States. The new ship, the Type 076, was unveiled during a ceremony at a Shanghai shipyard on Friday. Named Sichuan after a southwestern province, the vessel represents a […]
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Italian journalist Cecilia Sala has been detained in Tehran, as confirmed by Italy’s foreign ministry. Sala was apprehended by Tehran police on December 19 while reporting in the Iranian capital. The Italian government is actively working with Iranian authorities to understand the circumstances of her detention and to secure her release. The Italian embassy […]
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The Azerbaijan Airlines crash on Christmas Day near Aktau, Kazakhstan, has ignited significant speculation and controversy. Preliminary investigations suggest “physical and technical external interference,” fueling allegations of Russian involvement. The tragedy claimed 38 lives out of the 67 passengers and crew onboard, including individuals from Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. While Kazakhstan’s transport ministry confirmed […]
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