World Regions - Page 223

November 14

President Trump has an ‘obligation’ to follow through on BBC lawsuit, former advisor argues

Former Trump campaign senior advisor Jason Miller demands accountability amid President Donald Trump’s potential legal battle with the BBC over edits to his Jan. 6 speech on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

November 14

Canadian Pride fest president resigns after backlash for comments on transgender athletes in women's sports

Pride festival organizer Wendi Nicholson resigned amid criticism over comments on transgender women in elite sports as the IOC considers new athlete eligibility policies.

November 14

Fitness influencer dies in suspicious fall from Rio de Janeiro apartment building

Fitness influencer and nutritionist Diana Areas was found dead outside a Rio de Janeiro high-rise after a mysterious hospital visit involving cuts on her body.

November 14

Greg Gutfeld: This was no innocent mistake

‘The Five’ discusses the BBC issuing an apology over an edit of President Donald Trump’s Jan. 6 speech.

November 14

Disgraced ex-Spanish soccer boss pelted with eggs by uncle while promoting book

Former Spanish soccer chief Luis Rubiales was pelted with eggs by his own uncle during a book event. The family member was arrested after the bizarre attack.

November 14

Canada to open Greenland consulate after Trump’s push to acquire island

Canada to open new consulate in Greenland's capital Nuuk amid Trump's acquisition talks. Foreign minister calls move unprecedented Arctic expansion in volatile times.

November 14

Newsom pushes climate record abroad as Californians shoulder America’s highest gas costs

California Governor Gavin Newsom represents U.S. at Brazil climate conference while Trump administration criticizes state's average $4.67 per gallon gas prices.

November 14

China immediately begins trialing its most advanced amphibious assault ship

The Sichuan Type 076 features electromagnetic catapult systems, 40,000-ton displacement and full-length flight deck for drone and marine operations testing.

November 14

Kim Jong-un sends troops to Russia to clear deadly minefields for Putin’s war

New footage reveals North Korean troops clearing mines in Russia's Kursk region, highlighting deepening military ties between Moscow and Pyongyang amid ongoing conflict.

November 14

If Gaza’s famine was real, how come it went away so fast?

Ken Isaacs analyzes the shift from "famine" to "starvation" terminology in Gaza coverage, questioning whether technical data supported the humanitarian crisis claims.