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Rising U-boat warfare tactics threaten global shipping stability, aiming to cripple supply lines and trigger economic turmoil. As tensions escalate, the maritime landscape hangs in the balance. Discover how this strategy could reshape the future of international trade.

Cambodia nominates Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize after his pivotal role in ending a deadly border conflict with Thailand, a move that promises stability for thousands affected. Discover the implications behind this unexpected nomination.

In a harrowing escalation, Russian missile strikes on Kyiv have claimed 31 lives, including five children, igniting global outrage and raising alarms over civilian safety in conflict zones. Rescue efforts continue amidst the rubble.

El Salvador's Parliament has approved a controversial amendment allowing unlimited presidential reelection and extending terms to six years, enabling President Nayib Bukele to potentially entrench his power. This pivotal change raises alarms about the future of democracy in the region.

Former President Trump's ambitious $750 billion energy deal with Europe raises pressing feasibility concerns amid geopolitical tensions and market complexities. As Europe seeks alternatives to Russian energy, this deal could redefine transatlantic relations.

Peter Thiel dismisses Jeffrey Epstein's alleged foreign intelligence ties, even as Epstein's investments boost his Valar Ventures fund by $130M—raising ethical concerns in the spotlight.

In a provocative press conference, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused Germany of embodying "Fourth Reich" ideals, escalating tensions amid the Ukraine conflict. His remarks could reshape Europe's geopolitical dynamics, sparking urgent debates on historical echoes in contemporary politics. Read more for crucial insights.

Germany's military recruitment has surged by 28%, with over 13,700 new enlistees this year. This pivotal growth reflects a nation responding to escalating geopolitical tensions. Discover what’s driving this significant shift.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s termination of Temporary Protected Status for immigrants from Nicaragua, Honduras, and Nepal, citing "racial animus." This ruling highlights the ongoing battle over immigration policy and its deep historical roots. Why does this matter? The decision not only preserves protections for vulnerable populations but also challenges the narratives shaping immigration discourse in America.

In a stunning political shift, Lithuanian PM Gintautas Paluckas resigned amid escalating protests against controversial welfare policies, igniting a national debate on government accountability. What’s next for Lithuania?

Texas data centers are projected to consume an astounding 399 billion gallons of water by 2030, exacerbating the state's ongoing drought crisis. With water resources already strained, the industry's explosive growth raises urgent questions about sustainability and future water management. Read more to uncover the full impact.

In a historic move, 27 Democrats backed a resolution to block arms sales to Israel amid escalating violence in Gaza, signaling a shift in U.S. congressional attitudes. Despite its defeat, this vote highlights growing concerns over humanitarian crises and may reshape future military assistance debates.