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Ministers travel to Brussels amid tensions over university fees, testing the UK's efforts to forge closer EU ties a decade after Brexit vote.

Senator Cory Booker criticizes both parties for ceding Congressional war powers to President Trump, warning it could embolden him to attack countries like Cuba and North Korea.

Kosovo faces its third legislative election in just over a year as the country's failure to elect a president leads to political deadlock, impacting its international reputation.

Israel claims the brother of the recent Michigan synagogue attacker was a high-ranking Hezbollah commander involved in weapons trafficking and rocket attacks on Israeli civilians.

French police have detained two brothers accused of planning a 'lethal and antisemitic' attack, seizing a loaded gun, hydrochloric acid and an ISIS flag from their vehicle.

The U.S. State Department has announced a major reduction in the cost to renounce American citizenship, making it more affordable for those seeking to expatriate.

Dispute over reducing university fees for European students threatens Keir Starmer's plans to reset UK-EU relations, as Britain resists Brussels' demand that could cost universities millions.

David Sacks, the White House's top AI and crypto advisor, urges Trump to find an 'off-ramp' in the Iran conflict, citing potentially catastrophic consequences.

Rideshare driver sues police after officer was caught on camera describing Indians as 'perverts' during investigation of indecent act charge, which was later withdrawn.

Religious leaders across Detroit and the US condemn the recent terrorist attack on a Michigan synagogue, but the US-Israel war on Iran complicates the path forward.