From the announcement of a new European age-verification app to a video summit of world leaders and legal threats in Australia, governments moved quickly this week on a debate years in the making. #EU #social media...
‘Is the risk worth the reward?’: Police considering possible use of ‘Iranian proxies’ in London
Metropolitan Police deputy commissioner Matt Jukes and deputy assistant commissioner Vicki Evans from Counter Terrorism Policing London deliver an update on the recent synagogue arson attacks. There have been a number...
One on One with Costa Rican Foreign Minister Arnoldo Andre Tinoco
Costa Rican Foreign Minister Arnoldo Andre Tinoco sits down with TRT World’s Maria Ramos to discuss Costa Rica’s relationship with the Trump administration, the war in Iran’s impact on Costa Rica, and its relationship...
‘Ceasefire in the Middle East, especially in Lebanon, are meant to be broken’, analyst says
In the midst of a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, new rounds of talks are due to take place in Washington to determine whether the truce can be extended. However, for Aaron David Miller, Senior Fellow at...
Bulgarians vote in high-stakes election | DW News
Bulgarians are voting in their eighth election in five years. The outcome could potentially reshape the relationship between the EU’s poorest country and both Moscow and Brussels. The result could lead to a victory for...
Iran asserts leverage in Hormuz ahead of new round of talks • FRANCE 24 English
Iran has partially reopened the Strait of Hormuz, but only under strict authorisation and designated routes, as tensions with the US continue. While Pakistan tries to organise new talks, Iranian officials insist...
Food security under threat as Middle East war disrupts fertiliser supply • FRANCE 24 English
Around one-third of global fertiliser production comes from the Gulf region, making the area’s stability crucial for global food supply chains. With the Strait of Hormuz, an essential transit route for energy and...