Paris Expells Two Malian Diplomats It Accuses of Being Spies
While Paris has expelled two Diplomat It accuses of Being Malian spies, the Malian government has declared 5 members of the French embassy in Bamako as persona non grata.
U.S State Department Expands Visa Restrictions For Cuban Officials
In line with previous U.S. warnings, Secretary of State Marco Rubio expanded visa restrictions on foreign government officials who facilitate Cuba's medical brigade program.
Infectious Disease Outbreak Overwhelms War-torn Sudan’s Kharthoum Hospitals
Ongoing war and the near-total collapse of its health system have led to a catastrophic health crisis in Sudan, overwhelming hospitals in Khartoum with infectious disease outbreaks.
With more than half of the health facilities in the capital destroyed and critical infrastructure for sanitation and water supply severely damaged, diseases like cholera, malaria, and dengue fever are spreading rapidly.
More Nations Recognized Palestine As Sovereign State At U.N General Assembly
Over the last two days, several nations—including France, Britain, Canada, and Australia—have formally recognized Palestine as a sovereign state at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). This coordinated diplomatic push, led by French President Emmanuel Macron, has drawn sharp criticism from Israel and the United States, which oppose recognition outside of a negotiated peace settlement.
Amazon Sues NY Agency To Block State’s Labor Law
Amazon is suing the New York State Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) to block a new state labor law, which the e-commerce giant calls an "unconstitutional power grab".
Indonesia’s Parliament Passes $231 Billion Budget For 2026
Indonesia's parliament has passed the 2026 budget, which includes increased spending of $231.5 billion to help fund President Prabowo Subianto's campaign pledges and accelerate economic growth.
France To Formally Recognize Palestine At The U.N Along 10 Other Countries
France, along with ten other countries, is expected to formally recognize the state of Palestine at a UN summit today. This follows the formal recognition of Palestine by the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Portugal on Sunday, September 21, 2025.
Big Tech In The Crosshairs Of Brazilian Regulations
On September 17, 2025, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva introduced a significant antitrust bill to Congress targeting the market power of major technology companies.
Washington D.C Declined Approval of Taiwan’s $400 Million Military Aid
According to an exclusive report by The Washington Post American President Donald Trump declined to approve a military aid package for Taiwan valued at more than $400 million.
