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Juan Pablo Guanipa, a prominent Venezuelan opposition politician, has been released from prison after almost nine months of imprisonment. His release comes on the heels of a newly passed amnesty law. Guanipa's freedom is seen as a significant development in Venezuela's ongoing political crisis.
Cassidy leads charge against $1.8 billion fund as Trump talks Iran meeting
Senate Republicans block bid to bar Trump's $1.8bn fund, while business secretary attacks Labour leadership rivals
Global push for climate action gains momentum despite resistance from major emitters
Panama's reversal of support deals blow to maritime emissions reduction efforts
Democrats Counter with 'People's State of the Union' and Protests
A contentious proposal to restrict non-financial data on the Bitcoin blockchain faces opposition from major figures and miners.
Caitlin Clark leads the Fever to victory, controversy surrounds the LA28 Olympics, and Robbie Keane faces opposition from Celtic fans.
Russia warns foreigners to leave Kyiv, Mexico hosts Iran's World Cup team, and Israeli opposition leader criticizes US-Iran peace framework.
Pakistan offers to host talks as Trump defends oil interests and faces opposition
The luxury market is showing signs of a slowdown as Toll Brothers, a luxury homebuilder, reports fewer contracts than expected, while Ssense, a luxury fashion retailer, secures a founder-led buyout despite lender opposition.
The US stock market saw a surge in recent trading, with a notable decline in gold and silver prices, while regulatory battles heat up over prediction markets and the lines between public and private credit continue to blur. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission faces opposition from states over its bid to regulate prediction markets, and Goldman Sachs' Christina Minnis weighs in on the evolving credit landscape.
Nigel Farage's Reform party reveals Robert Jenrick as its pick for chancellor, as the party positions itself as the voice of opposition to Labour. Meanwhile, the Metropolitan Police's policy on Freemasons membership has been upheld, following a failed legal challenge.
The Reform Party has unveiled its new top team, naming Robert Jenrick as its pick for chancellor, while a separate legal challenge to the Metropolitan Police's Freemasons policy has been thrown out. Leader Nigel Farage says Reform is "the voice of opposition" to Labour. The Met's policy requiring officers to declare membership of the Freemasons or similar organisations remains in place.
The European Union's latest sanctions package targeting Russia's illicit oil sales is facing opposition from member states, potentially undermining the bloc's efforts to penalize foreign ports and banks that facilitate these transactions. The resistance could significantly weaken the sanctions, allowing Russia to continue exploiting loopholes in the existing restrictions.
Sir Keir Starmer's decision to abandon plans to delay 30 council elections has dominated Tuesday's papers, following a legal challenge from Reform UK. The Labour leader had proposed postponing the elections due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but faced opposition from various quarters. Meanwhile, tributes are pouring in for James Caan, the actor best known for his iconic role in The Godfather.
The alleged poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny using a rare dart frog toxin has sent shockwaves around the world, while a US operation in the Indian Ocean has intercepted a tanker accused of violating a "quarantine" on Venezuelan oil shipments. As global tensions rise, the connections between these seemingly unrelated events reveal a complex web of geopolitics and hidden dangers.
This week saw a mix of shocking revelations, exciting entertainment news, and breathtaking natural phenomena. From the alleged assassination of a Russian opposition leader to the latest on the Great British Bake Off, and from the Northern Lights to the future of US politics, we've got you covered.
From the mysterious death of a Russian opposition leader to the allure of the Northern Lights, this week's news cycle has been filled with intriguing stories. Meanwhile, the world of entertainment is abuzz with the arrival of Nigella Lawson on the Great British Bake Off. In the United States, top Democrats are trying to reassure Europe that President Trump's time in office is limited.
From the world of sports to the realm of politics, this week has seen its fair share of surprises, controversies, and triumphs. England narrowly escaped a shock defeat at the T20 World Cup, while a US federal agent is under scrutiny for allegedly breaking a pet dog's rib. Meanwhile, the Winter Olympics have become a platform for athletes and fans to express their opposition to President Trump's policies.