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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/admin/uncede.com/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has completed its encirclement of Rafah, a city in the southern Gaza Strip. This move comes as Israeli officials issue warnings to Gazans to distance themselves from Hamas. The Israeli government has stated that this is the final moment for Gazans to remove Hamas from power, amid escalating tensions in the region. Read the full story here
Yemen's government is preparing to launch a massive assault to recapture Hodeidah Port from the Houthis, with nearly 80,000 troops set to be deployed. The assault would be the largest offensive of the civil war and could set the stage for an attack on the capital city Sana'a, which has been under Houthi control since 2014, with airstrikes paving the way for the upcoming assault. Read the full story here
Canada's trade sector is poised for a boost with the development of Manitoba's northern port. The port is expected to increase the country's export capabilities and strengthen its position in the global market. The port's strategic location is key to enhancing Canada's trade relationships, particularly with Asian markets, by providing a more efficient and cost-effective route for international trade. This could lead to increased economic growth and development for the region. Read the full story…
I'm just going to dive right into this absurd story about Elon Musk and his "irritating" behavior, because, honestly, where do I even start? It's like trying to summarize a never-ending circus of chaos and narcissism. And, by the way, have you ever tried searching for Elon Musk books on Amazon? It's like a treasure trove of ego-stroking. But, I digress. Apparently, White House officials are at their wit's end with Musk's antics, and senior…
Sinn Féin, an Irish political party, has requested the EU's assistance in uniting the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, aiming to break up the United Kingdom. The party's leadership has called for a simultaneous Irish unity referendum by 2030, with polls showing significant support for reunification, although voters in Northern Ireland mostly favor remaining in the UK, highlighting a divided opinion on the matter. Read the full story here
Russia's ambassador to the UK, Andrei Kelin, has not denied allegations that Russian sensors have been hidden in seas around Great Britain to track UK nuclear submarines. The ambassador stated that while he did not deny attempting to track British submarines, he rejected the idea that such activities presented a threat to the UK, calling the claims exaggerated. Read the full story here
US President Donald Trump has extended sanctions against Russia imposed by the previous administration in 2021, citing ongoing threats to national security and democratic institutions. The extension, detailed in a US Federal Register document, notes that Russia's harmful activities, including cyberattacks and transnational corruption, continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the United States. Read the full story here
The UK government has passed legislation to control the management of British Steel, granting sweeping powers to ensure production continues, including forced entry to secure assets. The government remains hopeful for private investment, but acknowledges public ownership is a likely option, with the national interest in retaining steel production capabilities a top priority, according to officials. Read the full story here
I just can't even right now, Elon Musk has gone and done it again, slashing the savings goal for DOGE from a whopping $2 trillion to a mere $150 billion, because, you know, who needs trillions when you can have billions, right? And let's be real, what's the difference between $2 trillion and $150 billion, really? It's not like it's a 99.925% reduction or anything (although, if I'm being honest, it kind of is). But,…
Countries have agreed on a global deal to tackle shipping emissions, requiring ship owners to use cleaner fuels or face fines starting in 2028. The agreement, passed at the UN's International Maritime Organisation meeting, aims to reduce emissions from the shipping industry, which accounts for around 3% of global emissions. Read the full story here