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Trump Ends Taxpayer-Funded Ad Campaign Following Bipartisan Congressional Scrutiny

Parti Québécois Projected to Win Quebec Election, Plans Independence Referendum

Samoan Opposition Leader Apologises for 2007 Nazi Salute Video

Hong Kong Court Convicts Three Tiananmen Vigil Organisers Under National Security Law

A Hong Kong court has found three prominent pro-democracy activists guilty of inciting subversion under the national security law, stemming from their organisation of annual vigils commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown. The convictions target leaders of the now-disbanded Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China.

US Targets Cuban Construction Ministry, Socialist Institute with New Sanctions

The United States has imposed further sanctions on Cuban entities, including the construction ministry and a prominent international socialist institute. These measures aim to intensify economic pressure on Havana, continuing a long-standing policy.

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US Military Exercises Conclude Early in South Korea as Trump Seeks North Korea Accord

The United States and South Korea abruptly ended joint military drills this week, a move seen by some as a concession to North Korea. This shift occurs as former President Donald Trump openly pursues an agreement with Kim Jong Un, potentially at the expense of South Korean security interests.

Liberal Democrats Urge UK to Join EU Migration Pact to Combat Channel Crossings

Sir Ed Davey states participation in the EU's new migration and asylum agreement would "destroy the business model" of criminal gangs facilitating small boat crossings, advocating a return to structured European cooperation.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham Proposes Christmas Housing for Rough Sleepers

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has unveiled plans to house rough sleepers across England by Christmas, echoing the 'Everyone In' scheme. The initiative aims to provide emergency accommodation and support services, though funding mechanisms remain under scrutiny.

France Intercepts Hundreds of Small Boat Crossings, UK Home Office States

The UK Home Office reports that French authorities have significantly increased interceptions of small boat crossings in the English Channel this summer, attributing the success to new tactical approaches.

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan Hospitalised from Adiala Jail in Pakistan

Imran Khan, Pakistan's former prime minister, was transferred from Adiala jail to Shifa International Hospital in Islamabad for medical treatment. The move comes amidst ongoing political instability and Khan's prolonged detention.

Former Harrogate Mayor Pat Marsh Deemed Unfit for Trial Over Alleged Bigoted Tweets

Pat Marsh, a long-serving councillor and former mayor of Harrogate, has been deemed unfit to stand trial following accusations of posting 'bigoted' content on X (formerly Twitter). The decision came after a 'trial of facts' hearing.

Reform UK Scotland Leader Malcolm Offord Underwent Prostate Cancer Surgery

Reform UK's leader in Scotland, Malcolm Offord, has confirmed he recently had surgery for prostate cancer. Offord stated the procedure successfully removed his prostate, and he is now 'clear' of the disease, expressing readiness to return to his duties.

Togo Detains French Journalists Gaël Mocaër, Sebastian Perez Pezzani Over Document Irregularities

Togolese authorities have charged two French journalists, Gaël Mocaër and Sebastian Perez Pezzani, with using incorrect documents. The pair, detained since 7 May, were reportedly in the country to photograph a pineapple farm.