From Minneapolis to Maine: How ICE Is Going Quietly National
The Trump administration is deploying approximately 330 new Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to cities across more than 40 states and Puerto Rico, shifting
“If Necessary, in Podgorica”: Montenegro and Croatia’s Stalled EU Diplomacy
Montenegro and Croatia remain deadlocked over bilateral disputes that are blocking Podgorica’s EU accession, with a planned March 25 meeting canceled and no new
Renewed US-Iran Clashes Push Oil Above $100 a Barrel
Oil prices climbed again after renewed clashes between the United States and Iran raised fears about the safety of global energy supplies. The price
“Invalid and Unauthorized”: Second Federal Court Strikes Down Trump’s Tariffs
A federal court dealt President Donald Trump’s trade agenda its second major legal defeat of 2026, ruling Thursday that his 10% across the board
“Love Tap”: Trump Downplays US-Iran Firefight as Ceasefire Teeters
U.S. forces conducted strikes on Iranian military facilities near the Strait of Hormuz on May 7, 2026, after three Navy destroyers came under attack
National Bank: Macedonia’s GDP with Stable Growth of 3.5% in 2026
In conditions where the world economy is still walking a thin line between stabilization and new shocks, the National Bank came out with cautiously
“Not Another COVID”: Why the MV Hondius Hantavirus Crisis Is Different-but Still Terrifying
The World Health Organization confirmed on Thursday that eight hantavirus cases, including three confirmed infections and five suspected, have been identified among passengers and
“Most Likely Dead”: The Tragic End of Timmy, Germany’s Famous Humpback Whale
Timmy, the humpback whale that captured global attention after stranding in German waters for over a month, is now presumed dead following a controversial