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IRANS LEADER THREATENS THE U.S. – U.S. will no longer have a safe haven in the region, Iran’s supreme leader says  Iran’s supreme leader has issued a sharp warning to the United States, declaring that American forces will no longer have a “safe haven” anywhere in the Middle East.  The comments came as tensions between Tehran and Washington continue to rise following recent U.S. military strikes and ongoing negotiations aimed at ending months of conflict in the region. Iranian state media reported that the warning was delivered in a message marking the Eid al-Adha holiday. Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei said regional…

US, INDIA SIGN CRITICAL MINERALS PACT! – Agreement deepens cooperation on rare earth mining, processing and recycling  The United States and India on Tuesday (May 26) signed a framework to strengthen cooperation on critical minerals and rare earth supply chains, following broader discussions among Quad partners. Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said the agreement would deepen collaboration across mining, processing and recycling, helping to build more resilient and diversified supply networks. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said both countries share an interest in reducing reliance on single‑source suppliers and safeguarding access to key materials. The signing ceremony followed a…

STURGEON FACES QUESTIONS OVER SNP FUNDS! – MSPs demand answers after claims linked to husband’s £400k theft case emerge  Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is facing growing political pressure after MSPs demanded she “come clean” over what she knew about the alleged misuse of SNP funds linked to her husband Peter Murrell. The calls follow claims that around £400,000 was improperly used, with critics challenging Sturgeon’s insistence that she was unaware party money had allegedly been spent on luxury furnishings and personal items connected to the couple’s home. The controversy has once again placed the SNP’s financial management under…

NATO ON ALERT OVER BALTIC DRONE THREATS – Alliance says it is prepared for “every eventuality”  NATO says it is prepared for “every eventuality” following a series of drone incidents across the Baltic region that have heightened tensions among alliance members bordering Russia. Speaking in Sweden on Thursday, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said the alliance remains on alert after several suspected military drones entered the airspace of NATO countries in recent days. Earlier on Thursday, Latvia confirmed at least one drone had entered its airspace, prompting NATO fighter jets to respond. The incidents come amid a rise in long-range…

CHURCH CONDEMN ANTISEMITIC ATTACKS – Bishops warn attacks “oppose Christian values”   Bishops from the Church in Wales have condemned a series of recent attacks targeting Jewish people in the UK, saying such incidents stand in direct opposition to Christian values and reaffirming solidarity with Jewish communities in Wales. In a statement, the bishops said antisemitism has “no place within our society” and praised the UK’s historic role in offering refuge to Jewish people fleeing Nazi persecution. Their comments come amid a series of reported attacks on Jewish targets across the country, including a stabbing incident in north London last month…

ANDREW TRADE ENVOY ROLE QUESTIONED – UK releases documents on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor appointment as trade envoy  The British government published historic documents on the 2001 appointment of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, saying it found no evidence that formal due diligence or security vetting was carried out at the time. Trade Minister Chris Bryant told parliament the material had been disclosed with “maximum transparency” while respecting an ongoing police investigation. Speaking in the House of Commons, Bryant said the government had published 11 documents in response to a request by lawmakers, covering the creation of the role of Special Representative for Trade and…

REEVES UNVEILS COST-OF-LIVING PLAN – Bus fare relief and tariff cuts planned to ease household pressure  Rachel Reeves has unveiled a package of measures aimed at tackling the cost-of-living crisis, including free bus travel for children and reductions in tariffs on a range of everyday food products. Under the plans, children aged five to fifteen in England will be able to travel free on participating local bus services throughout August, in a scheme backed by around £100 million in government funding. Ministers are also preparing to cut import tariffs on more than 100 goods, including biscuits, chocolate, dried fruit and…

PRINCE WILLIAM VISITS SUSTAINABLE HOMES -In southwest England  Prince William today visited a near-complete development of 10 sustainable homes in Newquay, southwest England, being delivered by the Duchy of Cornwall, the private estate that provides income for the heir to the British throne. William’s visit comes as he plans to sell off parts of his vast Duchy of Cornwall estate over the next decade to help fund plans to invest more than 500 million pounds ($670 million) in local communities, including affordable housing and environmental projects. The sales were reported to equate to 20% of the estate which is one…

BOLIVIAN PRESIDENT TO RESHUFFLE CABINET-President Rodrigo says his cabinet must have the capacity to listen  Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz said he will reorganize his cabinet, during a press conference yesterday. President Paz, who stated in his speech that ‘the President cannot be everywhere,’ asserted that the cabinet reshuffle was vital to establish a cabinet with the capacity to listen.  The president also condemned the adverse comments of Colombian counterpart Gustavo Petro, which reportedly inferred to an insurrection in Bolivia, after which Colombia’s ambassador departed from the country. Paz reiterated that the main cause of unity of nations is the freedom…

RUSSIA AND BELARUS IN NUCLEAR DRILL-Russia sends nuclear munitions to field storage facilities in Belarus as part of major nuclear drills  Russia’s Defence Ministry said the country has delivered nuclear munitions to field storage facilities in Belarus as part of major nuclear drills. The three-day exercise, which started on Tuesday, is taking place across Russia and Belarus. Russia said the missile unit in Belarus was carrying out training to receive special munitions for the mobile Iskander-M tactical missile system, including loading munitions onto launch vehicles and secretly moving to a designated area for launch preparation. The Iskander-M, a mobile guided…