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President Macron and ArcelorMittal announced a €1.3 billion electric arc furnace in Dunkirk to decarbonize steel production, alongside new EU trade protections and 18-year nuclear energy contracts designed to shield European industry from Chinese competition and high energy costs.
Prosecutors deliver closing arguments in Hashim Thaci's war crimes trial, asserting he was a founding KLA leader who exercised effective control over subordinates and directly promoted a criminal campaign against political opponents, while rebutting defense claims about evidence standards and the timing of his leadership role.
US Representatives Khanna and Massie reviewed the Epstein files at the DOJ and discovered at least six redacted names of men likely implicated in crimes, while criticizing the FBI and DOJ for providing pre-redacted documents in potential violation of congressional mandates for full transparency.
House Minority Leader Jeffries announced Democrats will block DHS funding without dramatic ICE reforms including body cameras and judicial warrants before Friday's deadline, citing recent electoral victories and accusing Republicans of prioritizing a $75 billion ICE 'slush fund' over healthcare extensions.
UK lawmakers express outrage over 78-year-old British citizen Jimmy Lai's 20-year prison sentence in Hong Kong, calling it effectively a death sentence and demanding his immediate release on humanitarian grounds.
Live coverage of Puno's 2026 Virgen de la Candelaria festival captures a massive celebration where 250,000 tourists converge to watch thousands of dancers perform elaborate routines that fuse deep Catholic devotion with ancient Andean spirituality along the city's main avenues.
Seattle Seahawks leaders reflect on their Super Bowl victory over the Patriots, highlighting historic coaching achievements, defensive dominance through three quarters, Ken Walker III's MVP performance, and the team culture built on trust and continuous innovation.
Buddhist monks completed a 2,300-mile peace walk from Texas to Alexandria, Virginia, receiving an official city welcome while sharing messages of mindfulness and distributing over 100,000 peace bracelets to inspire unity during a time of national division.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko detailed the severe energy crisis crippling the city from Russian bombardment, outlined extensive humanitarian measures to prevent civilian deaths from cold, and warned that over 10 million displaced Ukrainians—particularly young men—may not return without economic opportunities, while addressing political tensions with President Zelensky's government.
A bipartisan U.S. Senate delegation visited Nuuk to repair diplomatic damage from recent acquisition rhetoric, emphasizing respect for Greenlandic sovereignty and advocating security partnerships based on mutual consent rather than territorial control.
Hong Kong's Secretary for Security defended Jimmy Lai's 20-year prison sentence for national security violations, rejecting international criticism as false claims and emphasizing that the case was decided strictly on law and evidence, not politics.
Prosecutors allege former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci and three co-defendants commanded the KLA through a collective structure that systematically targeted, warned, and executed perceived collaborators, supported by extensive documentary evidence including operational notebooks and official communiques.