Kanye West walks back earlier Nazi comments

Ye, the controversial US musician and fashion designer formerly known as Kanye West, disavowed his previous claims of being a Nazi in a social media post on Monday before later deleting it. Earlier this year, the rapper embroiled himself in a major scandal after proclaiming himself “a Nazi,” and expressing …

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‘Zelensky-linked’ Ukrainian blogger mocks death of Pope

A right-wing Ukrainian activist and military blogger, who was once reportedly offered a job by Vladimir Zelensky, has apparently mocked the death of Pope Francis. The Vatican announced on Monday morning that the head of the Catholic Church had passed away at age 88. Sergey Sternenko, the former leader of …

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Modi and Vance talk trade deal as Trump’s tariffs loom

US Vice President J.D. Vance met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Monday to discuss progress on a bilateral trade deal between the two countries. The meeting comes during a 90-day pause on new US tariffs announced by President Donald Trump earlier this month. According to a …

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Putin praises legacy of Pope Francis

President Vladimir Putin has expressed his heartfelt condolences and praised the legacy of the late Pope Francis, highlighting his efforts to foster dialogue between the Russian Orthodox Church and the Vatican, as well as his broader humanitarian contributions. Pope Francis, head of the Catholic Church, died at the age of …

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UK to boost explosives production – The Times

The UK will sharply boost explosives production to reduce dependence on the US, The Times reported on Sunday. The outlet cited a growing concern over the reliability of American military support. According to the report, shipping containers will be deployed across the UK to manufacture RDX, a key explosive used …

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Trump wants direct talks with Xi – Politico

US President Donald Trump has stifled almost every channel of diplomatic outreach with China, aiming to deal directly with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, as the trade war between the two superpowers escalates, Politico has reported citing anonymous sources. The increasing tit-for-tat duties between the US and China is part …

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US senator says new 9/11 investigation could happen

Republican US Senator Ron Johnson has suggested that new congressional hearings into the September 11 attacks may be forthcoming, citing unanswered questions surrounding the official narrative and the handling of evidence. On September 11, 2001, al-Qaeda terrorists hijacked four passenger airliners, crashing two into the World Trade Center towers in …

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