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Month: July 2026
Vodafone confirms 1,200 job cuts as it targets £700m savings
Vodafone has confirmed around 1,200 job cuts across Europe as part of a major cost-cutting plan designed to save the telecoms giant millions. The telecoms […]
ICC: Karim Khan removed – what next?
The removal of Karim Khan as prosecutor of the International Criminal Court was both the end of a long saga that played out against intense […]
You Can’t Decommodify Housing If You Have No Housing (The Editors’ Chat #16)
The Editors’ Chat is a monthly, freewheeling discussion among the editors of Liberal Currents. Today’s episode, publisher Adam Gurri, executive editor Samantha Hancox-Li, as well […]
The Worst Nuclear Deal in History
The following story is co-published with Joe Cirincione’s Substack and adapted from an article published July 25 by MS NOW. The billions of dollars the Saudi monarchy […]
A former FBI target has the playbook to fight Rubio’s enemies list
On July 16, Secretary of State Marco Rubio led a gathering of over 60 nations to discuss “political terrorism” by leftist organizations. Rubio, whom every […]
Barns, go-karts and strip malls: The wild west of private schools that collect taxpayer dollars
A decade ago, the state of Florida stripped a teacher of her license for sexual abuse of a 16-year-old boy. Last year, she opened a […]
Pentagon Revises Iran Casualty Figures, Sparking Transparency Debate
The Pentagon has revised down its official casualty figures from the war with Iran, updating the number of US military personnel killed and wounded during […]
Trump Says He Will Ask Putin If Russia Supplied Satellite Images To Iran
As the conflict in the Persian Gulf continues to impact and shape the region, journalists from RFE/RL’s Central Newsroom and Iranian service, Radio Farda, deliver […]
Zelenskyy Becomes First Foreign Visitor For New British PM Burnham
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met British Prime Minister Andy Burnham on July 27 as he kicked off a key week of talks with officials around the […]
Explained: Why KDF Soldiers Face Outward on Military Trucks While Police Face Inward
Military officers are often seated in full combat gear, carrying rifles in a ready position while constantly scanning their surroundings as they move…See More
WATCH | Ryan Coogler announces David Jonsson as the new ‘Black Panther’
David Jonsson’s career started on London’s West End, but he has notable screen projects and a Bafta under his belt…See More
She’s Charged With Killing Her Twins. The Anti-Vaccine Movement Made Her a Martyr.
In April 2025, Andrea and Nathaniel Shaw were the young parents of 18-month-old twin toddlers, a boy named Tyson and a girl named Dallas, and […]
Burnham hugs Zelenskyy close in first test on world stage
LONDON — Andy Burnham pledged a “close partnership” between the U.K. and Ukraine Monday after Volodymyr Zelenskyy became the first world leader to meet Britain’s […]
Poland asks US to extradite its ex-justice minister
WARSAW — Poland formally asked the U.S. on Monday to arrest and extradite former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, seeking to prosecute the fugitive politician from […]
Netanyahu Says He Will Attend U.N. General Assembly
Netanyahu was responding to comments by New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, who said he would support efforts to enforce an International Criminal Court arrest […]
US and Iran pause strikes for third night to prioritise peace talks
The United States and Iran paused hostilities for a third night on Sunday as they looked to give peace talks another chance…See More
Wests Tigers issue statement after crunch talks with unhappy star Adam Doueihi
The 27-year-old and his manager met with coach Benji Marshall and club powerbrokers on Monday to discuss his dramatic walkout…See More
Bank Indonesia chief’s resignation signals a deep, hidden crisis
JAKARTA – Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo’s abrupt resignation marks a watershed moment for Southeast Asia’s largest economy. Coming midway through his second five-year term, […]
After Pakistan judge killing, a fight over who claims it
Modern terrorist attacks no longer end when the shooting stops. Increasingly, a second battle begins immediately afterward: the struggle over who receives credit. In an […]