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The US indictment of Raúl Castro intensifies economic pressure on Cuba’s Communist regime, raising questions about future political and economic developments.

Malaysia’s regulatory body demands TikTok enhance content moderation after offensive material about the king circulated on the platform.

Ankara court annuls leadership election won by Ozgur Ozel, head of Turkey’s main opposition Republican People’s Party.

The US Senate postponed a vote on a $1.8 billion immigration enforcement fund amid rare opposition before Memorial Day recess.

The US confirms no change in its stance on sanctioning UN expert Francesca Albanese for her critical views on Israeli policies towards Palestinians.

Senator Marco Rubio brands Cuba a national security risk to the US, while Cuba’s foreign minister accuses him of provoking military aggression.

Ahsan highlights significant delays and escalating expenses in the Diamer Basha Dam project, stressing the need for timely completion and budget control.

UK government introduces reduced VAT on attractions like theme parks and museums to ease family spending during summer.

Female activists at a far-right UK rally face backlash amid concerns Islamophobia is being framed as feminism.

A recent poll reveals nearly three-quarters of Democratic voters oppose US aid to Israel, reflecting growing discontent over the Gaza war.