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Saturday, April 25

Ursula von der Leyen in a grey blouse and jacket speaks to Croatia's Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic who is wearing a dark suit. Behind them are other officials
Foreign PolicyApril 25, 2026

Trump Administration Demands Accountability From Free-Riding NATO Allies

President Trump is rightfully pressuring NATO members to align with U.S. national security interests regarding Iran, signaling that failure to support American operations will carry real-world consequences.

Friday, April 24

A sign saying 'welcome to The Falkland Islands' in front of a bus terminal at the harbour at Port Stanley in the Falklands Islands, with a red London-style bus in the background against a clear blue sky.
Foreign PolicyApril 24, 2026

Downing Street Stands Firm: Falklands Sovereignty Is Not Up for Debate

Downing Street has unequivocally rejected reports that the U.S. might reconsider its position on Falkland Islands sovereignty, emphasizing that the islanders' right to self-determination is paramount.

(From left to right): Jared Kushner, US President Donald Trump's son-in-law, and US special envoy Steve Witkoff. Photo: 12 April 2026
Foreign PolicyApril 24, 2026

Trump Envoys Head to Pakistan as Iran Faces Pressure to Abandon Nuclear Ambitions

The Trump administration is dispatching special envoys to Pakistan to engage in potential talks with Iranian officials, maintaining a position of strength while demanding Tehran verifiably dismantle its nuclear program.

A BYD Seal 06 GT is seen on display on the opening day of the Beijing Auto Show
Foreign PolicyApril 24, 2026

Chinese Auto Giant BYD Doubles Down on Global Expansion While Ignoring U.S. Market

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD is aggressively expanding its global footprint, leveraging state-backed technology and infrastructure to bypass the U.S. market amid ongoing national security and trade concerns.

Donald Trump looks on as Jerome Powell speaks at the White House in  November 2017
PoliticsApril 24, 2026

DOJ Ends Probe Into Fed Chair Powell as Trump Pushes for New Leadership

The Department of Justice has dropped its criminal investigation into Jerome Powell regarding Fed building renovation costs, shifting the inquiry to the inspector general as the administration pushes for Kevin Warsh to take the helm.

Split screen of BBC journalist in a pub garden holding a wooden paddle with two coins on it, and a man who is in a pub garden tossing two coins off a wooden paddle.
Foreign PolicyApril 24, 2026

Australia's Absurd Gambling Laws: A Lesson in Nanny-State Overreach

Australia maintains strict prohibitions on the traditional betting game 'Two-up,' allowing it only on Anzac Day while keeping it illegal the rest of the year under the guise of gambling regulation.

March on March protesters are seen leading a protest against illegal immigration in South Africa
ImmigrationApril 24, 2026

South Africa Faces Diplomatic Backlash as Citizens Take Immigration Enforcement Into Their Own Hands

Ghana has summoned South Africa's top envoy following a series of viral confrontations where local vigilante groups targeted foreign nationals amidst rising tensions over illegal immigration.

An image of Mojtaba Khamenei in the middle of a road where yellow and green taxis and motorcycles are parked, with a man wearing sunglasses, black trousers and a grey T-shirt holding a phone to his right ear.
Foreign PolicyApril 24, 2026

Tehran's Power Vacuum: Iran's Leadership Fractures Under Pressure

Iran's leadership is currently a rudderless ship, with an invisible supreme leader and a disjointed government struggling to maintain a coherent strategy against American and Israeli pressure.

Pedro Sanchez gesturing with handsand short greying brown hair, wears a suit and tie as he speaks during a press conference
Foreign PolicyApril 24, 2026

Time for Free-Riding Allies to Pay Up or Get Out

As the U.S. leads the charge against Iranian aggression, the Pentagon is rightfully considering how to handle NATO allies who refuse to contribute to the mission, signaling that the era of American-funded security for ungrateful partners is

Netanyahu, who has grey short hair and wears a black suit with a blue tie and has a badge of the Israeli flag on his lapel, speaks into a mic at a podium
PoliticsApril 24, 2026

Netanyahu Cleared for Duty Following Successful Cancer Treatment

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced he is in excellent physical condition after undergoing a successful procedure to remove a minor malignant tumor.

A woman holds her hand to her face in grief in the district of Tadamon in Damascus (file photo)
Foreign PolicyApril 24, 2026

Butcher of Tadamon captured: Justice finally catches up to Syrian war criminal

Syrian authorities have apprehended Amjad Youssef, a primary perpetrator of the 2013 Tadamon massacre, bringing a measure of accountability for one of the most gruesome war crimes of the Syrian civil war.