The European Union has launched an investigation into TikTok for possible foreign interference in Romania’s recent presidential election. Allegedly, 25,000 TikTok accounts were activated before the first-round vote to promote independent candidate Calin Georgescu, a far-right figure. Although Russia was accused of involvement, the Kremlin denied it. The EU’s inquiry will focus on TikTok’s content recommendation system and its compliance with the Digital Services Act, … Continue reading EU investigates TikTok over alleged Russian meddling in Romanian vote

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has not responded to a summons for questioning regarding his failed attempt to declare martial law. Despite being asked to appear on Sunday, Yoon stated he was still forming a legal defense. Prosecutors plan to issue another summons. Yoon was impeached on Saturday, with his powers suspended and Prime Minister Han Duck-soo acting as president. Yoon gave a defiant … Continue reading South Korean president doesn’t respond to summons after martial law declaration

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing criticism from within his own Liberal Party following Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s resignation. Freeland, a close ally, left due to a policy clash and criticized Trudeau’s leadership. Polls show the Liberals could lose to the opposition Conservatives in the next election. Trudeau held a meeting with his caucus to address their concerns, with some members urging him to … Continue reading Canada PM Trudeau reflecting on criticism amid leadership crisis, says ally

The Republican majority in the House of Representatives is facing uncertainty as several GOP members are being considered for roles in Donald Trump’s Cabinet. Representative Victoria Spartz of Indiana announced she would step back from committees and the Republican caucus to focus on the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy. Her decision follows a failed bid for a … Continue reading Republican House Majority in Peril

Republicans released a report Tuesday criticizing the disbanded House Jan. 6 committee, accusing it of politicizing the investigation and unfairly blaming President Trump. The 128-page report calls for a criminal investigation into former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) for alleged witness tampering involving Cassidy Hutchinson, a key witness. Cheney rejected the report, asserting it ignored the truth and defended the committee’s findings. The report also challenges … Continue reading GOP report recommends Liz Cheney be criminally investigated over Jan. 6 work

King Charles III faces renewed challenges with Prince Andrew as a Chinese businessman, Yang Tengbo, was barred from the U.K. over alleged attempts to influence British elites, including Andrew, on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party. While Yang denies any wrongdoing, the incident highlights ongoing concerns about Andrew’s associations and scandals, including his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Stripped of royal duties by Queen Elizabeth II, … Continue reading Prince Andrew’s Chinese spy drama again pushes King Charles III to rein him in

Canada’s Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned, citing disagreements with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over handling Donald Trump’s tariff threats and costly domestic policies. Freeland criticized Trudeau’s “political gimmicks” and emphasized the need to prepare for potential economic challenges, including Trump’s proposed 25% tariffs on Canadian goods. Her departure, hours before a fiscal update revealing a C$60 billion deficit, deepens the crisis for Trudeau’s minority government, … Continue reading Canada’s finance minister quits over Trump tariff dispute with Trudeau