JD Vance Leads US Delegation to 2026 Winter Olympics
US Vice-President JD Vance will lead the presidential delegation to the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony. Discover the historic multi-venue format and who's joining him.
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Trump pardons 13, commutes 8 sentences in latest clemency wave
Donald Trump has pardoned a Florida fraudster he previously helped, among 21 clemency actions. Explore the details of the controversial pardons and their implications for the US justice system.
Satirical Candidate Vieira Shakes Up Portugal's Election
In a crowded Portuguese presidential race, satirical candidate Candidato Vieira promises Ferraris and wine on tap to mobilise imagination against political apathy. Discover how his absurd campaign mirrors rising anti-establishment sentiment.
South Korea's ex-president gets 5-year prison sentence
A Seoul court sentences former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years for abusing power and blocking his arrest. The verdict precedes a major insurrection trial where prosecutors seek the death penalty. Read the full story.
Trump leads largest ever US delegation to Davos summit
President Donald Trump heads the biggest US team to the World Economic Forum, with a Ukraine reconstruction deal and 'America First' trade policies set to dominate the agenda. Follow the latest.
Starmer's China Trip: UK to Approve Royal Mint Court Embassy
Keir Starmer prepares for a pivotal China visit, with the UK expected to approve Beijing's new 'super embassy'. Analysis reveals Labour's conciliatory economic-focused approach.
Josh Shapiro announces re-election campaign
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, a rising Democratic star, has announced his bid for a second term. The move is widely seen as a crucial step towards a potential 2028 presidential run.
Business leaders doubt Starmer's China trip without embassy approval
Sky News learns PM Keir Starmer is courting bosses for a Beijing visit, but executives warn the trip may not happen unless China's controversial new London embassy is approved first. Read the latest.
Analysing Trump's Legal Strategy and Norm Defiance
Is Donald Trump truly lawless, or does he operate by his own set of rules? We examine the legal philosophy behind his actions and its profound implications for democracy. Read our in-depth analysis.
Trump's Venezuela Raid Bypasses Congress
Donald Trump's capture of Nicolás Maduro without consulting Congress marks a dramatic shift in presidential power. Analysis reveals how it challenges the 1973 War Powers Act and constitutional checks and balances.
Trump on health: 'I take more aspirin than recommended'
President Donald Trump tells the Wall Street Journal his health is 'perfect' despite taking a high aspirin dose against medical advice. Read the full interview details.
Trump's Final Day: Flurry of Pardons and Policy Actions
In his last hours, President Trump issues a wave of controversial pardons and policy directives, sparking immediate legal and political challenges. Explore the full impact.
Trump's Political Dynasty: Family Roles in 2024 Bid
As the Politics Weekly America team revisits a special series, we examine which Trump family members are driving his White House return and who has retreated from the political spotlight. Explore the dynamics of a potential political dynasty.
Israeli President Denies Trump's Netanyahu Pardon Claim
The office of Israeli President Isaac Herzog has refuted Donald Trump's assertion that a pardon for Benjamin Netanyahu is imminent. Get the full story on this diplomatic dispute.
Central African Republic votes amid security and integrity concerns
The Central African Republic holds crucial elections on Sunday. President Faustin-Archange Touadéra seeks a third term, while opposition hopes to capitalise on public frustration. Read the latest on the vote's challenges.
British-Egyptian Activist Returns to UK After Prison Release
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah reunites with family in UK after release from Egyptian prison. Read the full story of his journey and the political campaign for his freedom.
British activist reunited with family after Egypt prison ordeal
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah is finally in the UK with his family after a presidential pardon ended years of imprisonment in Egypt. Read his family's emotional reaction.
Israel First to Recognise Somaliland as Sovereign State
In a landmark diplomatic move, Israel becomes the first country to recognise Somaliland's independence from Somalia. Explore the strategic implications and international reactions.
Élysée Palace Staff Accused of Stealing €40k Tableware
A silver steward at France's presidential palace has been arrested for allegedly stealing historic porcelain and silverware, valued up to €40,000, and listing items on sites like Vinted. Read the full investigation details.
Trump's 2025 Pardons Fuel White-Collar Crime Surge
Donald Trump's administration pardoned key white-collar criminals like Binance's Changpeng Zhao, undermining financial enforcement and raising risks of economic instability. Explore the alarming trend.
Trump's Truth Social: A Window Seen by Just 3% of Americans
As Donald Trump governs via Truth Social, a platform used by only 3% of US adults, crucial details about policy, mental state, and erratic behaviour risk going unseen by the public. Explore the implications.
Key Appointments and Early Moves in Trump's New Administration
A look at the initial personnel decisions and policy directions from the opening days of Donald Trump's second term as US President. Discover the key figures and their potential impact.
Trump signs bill renaming Kennedy Center
President Donald Trump has signed legislation renaming Washington's Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The move, part of a spending bill, has ignited debate over politicising cultural institutions.
Trump's Health Sparks Concern as Political Power Wanes
Speculation grows over Donald Trump's health and fitness for office as his public appearances dwindle and political influence declines. Analysis of his second term and third-term ambitions.
Trump's Frustrated Address Raises Eyebrows
Donald Trump's televised address to the nation, expected to focus on Venezuela, became a defensive campaign speech. We analyse the tone and political fallout.
Trump's White House plaques attack Biden, Obama, Bush
Donald Trump's administration has installed new plaques in the White House's 'Presidential Walk of Fame' that launch personal attacks on his predecessors, including Joe Biden and Barack Obama. Read the full story.
Trump Installs Critical Plaques on White House 'Walk of Fame'
Donald Trump revises White House portraits with partisan plaques branding Biden 'worst president'. Explore the controversial historical rewrite and its political fallout.
Chile's Far-Right Victory: Kast Wins Presidency
José Antonio Kast's decisive win in Chile's presidential election signals a major rightward shift in Latin America, drawing praise from global hardline leaders and raising democratic concerns. Explore the analysis.
Trump pardons Democrat Cuellar, then criticises his loyalty
Donald Trump pardoned Democratic Congressman Henry Cuellar on bribery charges, only to criticise him days later for not switching parties. Explore the fallout and Texas political map changes.
Trump Sends California Guard to Judge's Home
In an extraordinary escalation, former President Trump ordered the California National Guard to a federal judge's residence. Explore the legal and constitutional crisis unfolding.
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