Politics News

In a move to alleviate rising energy prices, the US Treasury temporarily eased sanctions on Russian oil exports until mid-April, sparking debate over the balance between energy security and geopolitical tensions.

A suspect has been killed after ramming their vehicle into a synagogue in Michigan, with the FBI investigating this as a targeted act of violence against the Jewish community.

The Trump administration has lifted sanctions on Russia, claiming it will aid oil flow amid tensions with Iran. Critics argue this move benefits Moscow and undermines US foreign policy.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly acknowledged that Israeli strikes were responsible for the deaths of multiple Iranian nuclear scientists in recent years.

As France heads to the polls, the race for Paris mayor is a crucial battleground with the right aiming to end 25 years of left-wing control in the capital.

The FBI is probing a vehicle ramming incident at a Michigan synagogue as a deliberate attack against the Jewish community, raising concerns about rising antisemitism.

TfL is reviewing increased danger posed by larger, heavier SUVs and may introduce charges for driving them in London. Speed limits may also be lowered to boost road safety.

Parliamentary committee finds serious structural failures in compensation for victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal, with thousands still waiting for inadequate offers.

Florida Republicans pass new election law mandating proof of citizenship to register and vote, making the state the largest to impose such strict voter ID requirements.

Balendra Shah's Rastriya Swatantra Party, founded just four years ago, secures a near two-thirds majority in Nepal's new parliament in a surprise landslide election.