Danish authorities stated that an attack on Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, which left her “shaken” but unharmed, is not believed to be politically motivated. A 39-year-old Polish man, who assaulted Frederiksen in a Copenhagen square on Friday evening, has been detained until June 20. Prosecutor Taruh Sekeroglu indicated the man is suspected of violence against a public servant and is considered a flight risk. Frederiksen, … Continue reading ‘Shaken’ Danish PM cancels appointments after street attack

Voters in 21 EU countries, including France and Germany, will wrap up a four-day European Parliament election on Sunday. This election is expected to shift the assembly to the right and increase the number of eurosceptic nationalists. The outcome will influence how the EU, a bloc of 450 million people, addresses challenges such as a hostile Russia, competition from China and the U.S., climate change, … Continue reading European Parliament poised for rightward shift after final voting

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faced backlash and apologized for departing the D-Day 80th anniversary commemorations early to film a TV interview, a move criticized for its impact on his struggling election campaign. While Sunak attended part of the events in Normandy, France, he missed the international ceremony at Omaha Beach attended by world leaders and veterans. His apology, acknowledging the mistake and expressing regret … Continue reading British PM Rishi Sunak apologizes for skipping D-Day commemorations to campaign for election

The prosecution has concluded its case in Hunter Biden’s federal gun charges trial, after presenting testimony from a drug expert and an FBI chemist. The jury has been dismissed until Monday. Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, faces three felony charges: lying to a gun dealer, falsely claiming he was not a drug user, and illegally possessing a gun for 11 days. He has … Continue reading Prosecutors in Hunter Biden Trial Rest Case

On Friday, President Joe Biden publicly apologized to Ukraine for a months-long delay in U.S. military assistance caused by congressional holdups, which had allowed Russia to gain ground in the war. Meeting in Paris with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Biden emphasized continued U.S. support, comparing the current effort to assist Ukraine to the World War II Allied coalition. This meeting followed the 80th anniversary of … Continue reading Biden apologizes to Zelenskyy for congressional holdup to weapons

About a month ago, a meeting in Riyadh between US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and senior Arab officials erupted into a heated exchange between the UAE’s foreign minister and a senior adviser to the Palestinian president. This confrontation, reported by five sources, highlights skepticism about the Palestinian Authority’s planned reforms and reflects internal disputes among Arab leaders, potentially undermining the Biden administration’s strategy for … Continue reading Shouting match ensues between Arab officials at Blinken meeting

In his second speech in as many days in Normandy, President Biden focused on rallying support for Ukraine amidst its war with Russia. He invoked the bravery of the Army Rangers from D-Day, suggesting they would support defending freedom against Putin’s aggression in Europe today. Although Biden did not mention his Republican rival, Donald Trump, directly, he criticized isolationist tendencies, implying a rebuke of Trump, … Continue reading Biden asks Americans to recommit to democracy in speech in Normandy

In an exclusive interview with ABC News anchor David Muir at the Normandy American Cemetery on the 80th anniversary of D-Day, President Joe Biden emphasized that U.S. weapons would not be used to strike Moscow or the Kremlin, despite authorizing their use by Ukraine in Russia. When asked if U.S.-made weapons had already been used in Russia, Biden clarified that their use was limited to … Continue reading Biden tells Muir US weapons will not be used to strike Moscow, Kremlin