France’s health agency reports a record-setting week in June, with over-65s driving more than 80% of fatalities.

On its centennial, the Grand Mosque reveals an overlooked diplomatic role linking France and Algeria, and Muslims with Jews.

A viral political label can mean anything, but the intent is consistent enough to matter for campaigns and platforms.

Defense talks with Macron at an air base near Cologne set a hard cooperation marker and keep the FCAS cloud tech alive.

The former first lady says the press treated her husband differently, and it reveals how political narratives get policed.

Her May Renewal prospectus floated a mandate rethink, putting the Bank’s stable-prices focus at the center of Burnham policy debates.

A centralized model lets survivors access medical, psychological, and police help without bouncing between systems.

The NBC host skewers a new military health program while pushing the real question: does it move anything bigger?

The incoming Labour PM uses quickfire TikTok questions to signal his priorities and cultural lines, not just trivia.

A Pentagon-adjacent hype video turns testosterone into policy talk, and leaders need to watch the regulatory and cultural spillover.

In his first speech as Labour leader, Burnham pledges sweeping change, then leaves executives with unanswered execution questions.

A few Latin American oil exporters are monetizing the Iran shock, and other players need to watch what changes in prices and policy.