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Editorial

Firing Squad Justice Restores Faith in Military Law

The move signals a firm stance against terror, reinforcing trust that heinous crimes against service members will meet ultimate penalty.

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Nidal Hasan is pictured in an undated Bell County Sheriff's Office photograph

Foreign Policy4h ago

Justice Served: Fort Hood Mass Murderer to Face Firing Squad

After years of bureaucratic delay, the military will finally execute Nidal Hasan for his 2009 massacre of 13 American soldiers.

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Saxony-Anhalt's newly elected regional parliament speaker Tobias Rausch sits in his chair during the parliament's constitutional session in Magdeburg

Politics15h ago

German Establishment Shaken as AfD Candidate Secures Parliamentary Speaker Post

In a historic shift for post-war German politics, AfD candidate Tobias Rausch was elected speaker of the Saxony-Anhalt parliament, defying the long-standing consensus of the political establishment.

Flávio Bolsonaro gives a speech while wearing a yellow t-shirt with his father's face on it.

PoliticsYesterday

Right-Wing Surge: Flávio Bolsonaro Stuns Lula in Brazilian Election

Flávio Bolsonaro outperformed incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the first round of Brazil's presidential election, signaling a massive rejection of the left-wing administration's record.

A masked student attempts to kick a tear gas canister amid clashes with French riot police during a demonstration by high school and university students, supported by teachers' union and school parents, in Paris as part of a nationwide day of protests and blockades, voicing anger over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and dilapidated school buildings

Culture War12h ago

Radical Leftists Exploit Student Protests to Sow Chaos Across France

Mass protests across France, fueled by student grievances and radical-left political maneuvering, have descended into widespread civil disorder and violent clashes with law enforcement.

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An employee at a wind turbiner manufacturing company uses work tools to put together some steel parts. In the image, he is pictured squatting at the centre of one of the steel frames.

Foreign PolicyJuly 15, 2026

China's Economic Engine Stalls as Domestic Weakness Mounts

China's second-quarter GDP growth plummeted to 4.3%, falling short of government targets as the regime struggles to mask long-standing economic instability.

A large crowd crosses the border between Gibraltar and Spain as one person holds up a Spanish flag

ImmigrationJuly 15, 2026

Gibraltar surrenders border security to EU bureaucracy

Gibraltar has dismantled its border fence with Spain, effectively ceding control of its frontier to the European Union's Schengen Area in a move that prioritizes bureaucratic convenience over national sovereignty.

Nigerian man Adenigi Adeyemi Matthew dressed in traditional ‘Babar Riga’ gown, wearing glasses and a hat, sitting in an office

PoliticsJuly 15, 2026

Con artist behind fake government agency finally captured in Nigeria

After weeks on the run, the mastermind behind a fictitious government agency that managed to infiltrate the Federal Secretariat has been arrested to face charges of forgery and impersonation.

US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House on July 14, 2026 in Washington, DC.

Foreign PolicyJuly 15, 2026

Trump Issues Ultimatum: Iran Must Negotiate or Face Total Infrastructure Destruction

President Trump has warned the Iranian regime that they must return to the negotiating table or face the systematic destruction of their critical infrastructure following a week of escalating military exchanges.

Chen Youlin (right) and his wife Rong Yufang pose for a photograph with the mountains and a lake in the background

Foreign PolicyJuly 15, 2026

Beijing hostage diplomacy: China detains American scientist for tracking nuclear tests

Chinese authorities have detained American seismologist Chen Youlin for nearly two years, likely to exploit his expertise in nuclear detection to better conceal their own covert testing.