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US Launches New Strikes on Iran as Ceasefire Collapses and Gulf Allies Come Under Fire

The United States launched a fresh wave of military strikes against Iran on July 12, marking the third consecutive day of attacks as the fragile ceasefire between the two nations collapsed and

July 13, 2026

Politics

Six Democrats Scramble to Replace Platner in Maine’s Critical Senate Race

At least six Maine Democrats have launched campaigns to fill the sudden void in one of the party’s most crucial Senate races, after progressive nominee Graham Platner withdrew amid a rape accusation

July 10, 2026

Politics

DOJ Sues Maryland Over Sanctuary Policies as Trump Administration Escalates Immigration Crackdown

The U.S. Department of Justice sued Maryland on Thursday, alleging that the state’s so called sanctuary policies are illegally obstructing the federal government’s immigration enforcement efforts in the latest salvo of a

July 10, 2026

Politics

Cut Off All Trade: Trump’s Shock Order Against Spain Shatters NATO Unity in Ankara

President Donald Trump on Wednesday ordered an immediate halt to all US trade with Spain, escalating a bitter feud over defense spending and Madrid’s refusal to support the American led war in

July 9, 2026

Politics

US-Iran Ceasefire Crumbles as Fresh Strikes Trigger Retaliatory Attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain

The fragile truce between the United States and Iran collapsed on Wednesday as American forces launched new strikes against Iranian military targets, prompting Tehran to retaliate with missile and drone attacks on

July 9, 2026

Politics

Maine Senate Race in Turmoil as Democratic Nominee Platner Drops Out Amid Assault Allegations

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner has ended his campaign to unseat Republican Senator Susan Collins in Maine, plunging one of the most competitive races of the 2026 midterm elections into chaos and

July 9, 2026

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European Parliament Adopts Resolution Calling for Stronger Democracy and Rule of Law in Serbia

The European Parliament has adopted a new resolution on Serbia, calling for stronger democratic standards, greater protection of civil rights and more progress on reforms connected to the country’s European Union accession

July 8, 2026

Politics·Serbia·Whats New

Bosnia’s Diaspora Urged to Register for Voting Before July 21 Deadline

Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina living abroad have until July 21 at midnight to register for voting in the upcoming general elections, but election officials are warning that many applications have not

July 8, 2026

Bosnia & Hercegovina·Politics·Whats New

Hollywood Stars Use America’s 250th Anniversary to Send Political Message Against Trump

A group of Hollywood actors and public figures used the 250th anniversary of the United States to send a political message against President Donald Trump and his administration. In a video released

July 8, 2026

Politics·Whats New

US and Iran Exchange New Strikes as Middle East Tensions Rise Again

Tensions in the Middle East have escalated again after the United States launched new strikes against Iran, followed by Iranian attacks on American military sites in the Gulf region. According to US

July 8, 2026

Politics·Whats New

Macedonian Association in Tirana Defends Voting Rights of Citizens Living Abroad

The Macedonian Association Ilinden in Tirana has spoken out against proposals or political discussions that could limit the voting rights of Macedonians living outside the country. In a public statement, the organization

July 7, 2026

Macedonia·Politics·Whats New

Macedonia’s Parties Remain Divided Over Diaspora Voting as July 15 Deadline Approaches

Macedonia’s political parties have still not reached an agreement on proposed changes to the Electoral Code, with postal voting for citizens living abroad remaining one of the most disputed issues. Prime Minister

July 7, 2026

Macedonia·Politics·Whats New

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