Friday, Feb 27

The Green Party's victory in the Gorton and Denton by-election signals a significant shift in UK politics, challenging Labour's traditional dominance.

Friday, Feb 27

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced an early parliamentary election set for March 24, driven by rising tensions over Greenland.

Friday, Feb 27

A Hong Kong court jailed Kwok Yin-sang, father of activist Anna Kwok, for eight months, marking a significant case under the national security law.

Friday, Feb 27

A federal judge permits the continuation of Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project amidst a preservationist group's legal challenge.

Friday, Feb 27

Cuba reports four fatalities during a speedboat incident as tensions rise between Havana and Washington, with both sides launching investigations.

Thursday, Feb 26

Hong Kong's Court of Appeal quashed media mogul Jimmy Lai's fraud conviction, but he remains in prison under national security charges.

Thursday, Feb 26

Larry Summers will retire from Harvard due to controversies surrounding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein as new documents reveal extensive communication.

Thursday, Feb 26

A federal judge ruled against Trump’s policy of rapid deportations to countries without legal ties, emphasizing due process rights for migrants.

Thursday, Feb 26

Kim Jong Un stresses North Korea's nuclear expansion and the need for a change in US relations while dismissing dialogue with South Korea.

Thursday, Feb 26

Bill Gates apologizes to his foundation staff over Epstein ties, admits to having affairs while denying any involvement in Epstein's crimes.