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• Iain Davis published the final part of his series on the Praxians, detailing how a "Network Empire" agenda is influencing global governance and events in the Middle East. • The author argues that UN administrative processes can be automated using artificial intelligence and robotics to track humanitarian crises and monitor compliance.

• The Central Bank of the Netherlands transferred more than 25% of its gold reserves from the United States to the United Kingdom between March and August. • The bank moved the assets due to increasing geopolitical unrest and the belief that the Bank of England's holdings are the most readily available during a crisis.

• Defence Minister Rajnath Singh released the RAKSHA blueprint in New Delhi on Thursday, September 3, 2026, to guide India's defence diplomacy for the next 10 years. • The strategy integrates military partnerships with India's broader foreign policy, economic interests, and national security objectives.

• Defence Minister Rajnath Singh released a strategic document titled 'Raksha' on Wednesday to outline India's global defence partnership roadmap for the next decade. • The document establishes a formal vision and set of guidelines for how India will manage its international military alliances through the next 10 years.

• Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has unveiled ‘RAKSHA’, a strategic roadmap designed to make defence diplomacy a more structured component of India's international engagement. • The roadmap outlines a strategic focus spanning the next decade to enhance global partnerships and maritime security.

• Defence Minister Rajnath Singh released the 'RAKSHA' document in New Delhi, establishing a strategic framework for India's global defence diplomacy. • The comprehensive roadmap outlines India's vision for international defence partnerships over the next 10 years.

US president suggests he might support his Argentinian acolyte’s drive to reclaim sovereignty of disputed islandsDonald Trump has long embraced vengeance. “I am your retribution,” he declared to an admiring audience at the 2023 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) as he commenced his march back to the White House.It is unlikely Argentina, and far-flung holdovers of the former British empire, were on the US president’s mind at the time. Continue reading...

Officials decline to confirm whether death was one of two announced last week as Lancaster county outbreak growsA six-week-old child in Pennsylvania died from measles, the Lancaster County coroner has determined, following two measles-related deaths in the county last week.The determination comes as Lancaster county faces a growing measles outbreak. Continue reading...

The president was moved to a separate aircraft during a July trip after officials learned of a possible Iranian threat, leaving questions about the plane’s defenses unansweredDonald Trump intends to use the Boeing jet gifted by Qatar for his trip to Ireland next week, marking the first time the aircraft will leave the US since concerns were raised over whether it can adequately protect the president from attack.The decision, a senior administration official told the Washington Post, comes weeks after Trump suggested the plane would be grounded for about a month while it underwent unspecified security upgrades. Continue reading...

The case essentially goes back to the same status as before the trial began, and prosecutors have to decide whether to try againFull report: Judge declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy caseSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter emailA Massachusetts jury was unable to come to a unanimous decision in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, a mother accused of murdering her three children, and a mistrial has been declared by Judge William Sullivan.The 12-person jury was made up of nine women and three men and, according to the notes given to the court, was split 11 to one. Continue reading...

Just as the party leader had hoped to change the narrative, along came Channel 4 to spoil his conference funWhy, oh why, oh why? You could almost feel Nigel Farage’s frustration. Why was it always him? Surely it was about time that someone gave him a break. There he was trying to earn some money from a Thai crypto billionaire and a gold bullion dealer, and yet still Reform kept getting linked to dodgy cash.It was almost as if a pattern was emerging. First there was the £5m gift, then the Posh George donations via Dicky Tice, and now Channel 4 News had done a sting on him and two of his most trusted aides in which it looked as if they were happy to break the law on political donations. Life can be so damned unfair at times. Always kicking you when you are down. Continue reading...