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Two girls viewed from behind walking on a footbridge in the village of Mang Thawk, Inle Lake
Foreign PolicyJune 12, 2026

Finnish Education Agency Exposed in Massive Fraud Targeting Burmese Students

Finnish authorities are investigating an education agency that allegedly swindled hundreds of students from Myanmar out of thousands of euros under the guise of securing vocational training and residence permits.

Elon wears a black leather jacket while speaking ahead of the SpaceX IPO.
EconomyJune 12, 2026

Elon Musk Shatters Records as SpaceX IPO Launches Him to Trillionaire Status

Elon Musk has become the world's first trillionaire following a massive SpaceX stock market debut that signals overwhelming investor confidence in his ambitious technological ventures.

An Indonesian student protester wearing yellow marching on the street in Jakarta with one arm raised
EconomyJune 12, 2026

Indonesian Students Revolt Against Socialist Spending and Fuel Hikes

Hundreds of Indonesian students have taken to the streets to protest government mismanagement, citing a reckless $28 billion free meal scheme and surging fuel prices as evidence of a country heading toward bankruptcy.

People walk amid traffic on an intersection in Tehran, as a large banner featuring patriotic images of Iranians waving flags is seen in the background
Foreign PolicyJune 12, 2026

Tehran Plays Games as Trump Pushes for Final Iran Settlement

President Trump is signaling that a deal to neutralize Iran's nuclear ambitions and secure the Strait of Hormuz is imminent, even as Iranian officials attempt to downplay the progress.

California Republican Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton speaks to the media at his primary night event on 2 June 2026 in Huntington Beach, California.
PoliticsJune 12, 2026

Steve Hilton Vows to Rescue California from Decades of Democrat Decay

Steve Hilton is challenging the status quo in California, promising to dismantle the overbearing bureaucracy and failed economic policies that have driven the state into a cycle of decline.

An exterior view of the US Supreme Court building's columned entrance in Washington DC with sunlight shining on it.
PoliticsJune 12, 2026

Supreme Court Blocks Alabama Nitrogen Execution, Delaying Justice for Murder Victims

The U.S. Supreme Court denied Alabama's request to proceed with a nitrogen gas execution for a convicted double murderer, prolonging a legal battle over capital punishment methods.

Thursday, June 11

A US navy airman gives an F-35 fighter a signal to take off. He is wearing a yellow jacket and a helmet and is pointing towards the runway. The jet is armed with missiles and is painted grey. The image is imposed over a satellite photo of an airbase in Iran where damaged jets are highlighted.
Foreign PolicyJune 11, 2026

American-Led Strikes Decimate Iranian Military Infrastructure

A series of precise US and Israeli strikes have crippled Iran’s military capacity, destroying key airbases, naval facilities, and IRGC headquarters to ensure regional security.

On the left, several hands reach up to hold the FIFA World Cup trophy in black and white. Behind them is a grid pattern with a bold red line that rises and then falls sharply.
EconomyJune 11, 2026

FIFA's World Cup Shakedown: Fans Pay the Price for Globalist Revenue Grab

FIFA is utilizing a predatory economic model for the 2026 World Cup, leveraging dynamic pricing and exorbitant transit fees to extract billions from fans while centralizing wealth under the guise of global development.

Split screen. Left, Donald Trump. Right, Gary O'Donoghue.
Foreign PolicyJune 11, 2026

Trump’s Strategic Restraint Keeps Iran on Notice

President Trump exercised his authority to call off a retaliatory strike against Iran, demonstrating a deliberate strategy that favors leverage and negotiation over impulsive military entanglement.

Pope Leo XIV receives a present from a Senegalese migrant during a meeting at the Port of Arguineguin in Gran Canaria
ImmigrationJune 11, 2026

Pope Leo XIV Pushes Open-Border Agenda in Canary Islands Visit

Pope Leo XIV visited the Canary Islands to advocate for the normalization of illegal migration, directly undermining efforts by European governments to secure their borders and enforce immigration law.

A man in a top looks on after arriving at O.R. Tambo International Airport as Nigeria repatriates some of its citizens from South Africa
ImmigrationJune 11, 2026

Nigeria Repatriates Citizens as South Africa Cracks Down on Illegal Immigration

Nigeria has begun evacuating its citizens from South Africa as the host nation implements strict new measures to combat a surge in illegal migration.