Admiral Tony Radakin, head of Britain’s armed forces, warned that the world is on the brink of a “third nuclear age” marked by complex challenges and weakened safeguards. In a speech, he highlighted growing threats from Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea, alongside increasing cyber-attacks and disinformation. Radakin emphasized the need for Britain to adapt its military strategies, including maintaining its nuclear deterrent, to address … Continue reading Senior UK commander warns of ‘Third nuclear age’

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum expressed hopes of reaching a deal with President-elect Donald Trump to limit the number of third-country deportees Mexico could receive from the U.S., a similar agreement already in place with the Biden administration. Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico’s main focus is to assist Mexican nationals but is preparing for potential mass deportations. She mentioned coordinating with governors of Mexican border states to … Continue reading Mexico wants a deal with Trump to avoid receiving non-Mexican deportees

In a major speech, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer unveiled six key targets for his government, focusing on the economy, housing, healthcare, policing, education, and green energy. His plan aims to raise living standards, build 1.5 million homes, reduce NHS waiting times, recruit 13,000 new police officers, improve early childhood education, and achieve at least 95% clean energy by 2030. However, the plan faced … Continue reading Judge Labour on six targets, Starmer says in major speech

French President Emmanuel Macron announced he will appoint a new prime minister following Michel Barnier’s resignation after a no-confidence vote in parliament. The vote, the first in over 60 years, came after Barnier used special powers to pass his budget without a vote. Macron rejected calls for his own resignation, pledging to serve until 2027. He criticized the far-right and left for collaborating in an … Continue reading Emmanuel Macron vows to name new French PM within days

The White House is reportedly considering preemptive pardons for Dr. Anthony Fauci, Sen.-elect Adam Schiff, and former Rep. Liz Cheney. Discussions, led by White House counsel Ed Siskel, include concerns about potential investigations or indictments under the incoming Trump administration. Schiff expressed opposition to the idea, suggesting it could appear defensive. The consideration of pardons was driven by concerns over Trump’s appointment of Kash Patel … Continue reading Biden team reportedly considering preemptive pardons for Fauci, Schiff, other Trump ‘targets’