Among Them Politicians, Business Leaders and Tech Titans: Who Are the Most Prominent Figures Named in the Epstein Files?

Austria’s recent decision to maintain the ban on the hijab for girls in primary schools continues to spark controversy, raising crucial questions about religious freedom and social integration.

Iraq’s Shiite Coordination Framework backs Nouri al-Maliki for prime minister despite U.S. opposition and internal warnings of risks.

Algeria and France are in a deepening diplomatic crisis over a French investigative report, which Algeria calls a deliberate attack, sparking historical grievances and official retaliations.

Wars are fought with weapons, but profits are collected on stock exchanges. European arms companies have multiplied their share values by up to 18 times, raking in billions in the name of security.

In January 2026, Saudi criticism of “Israel” and the UAE-led normalization track sparked a fierce U.S. “pro-Israel” lobby backlash, exposing a widening regional rift.

The new Epstein scandals have revealed testimonies and documents implicating influential figures—including Trump—in incidents of rape and other atrocities, including allegations of forced abortions.

BETAR, a far-right Zionist group, was dissolved in New York in January 2026 after authorities found it engaged in intimidation, incitement to violence, and civil rights violations.

Europe is rapidly diversifying its trade partnerships, signing historic deals with Mercosur, India, Mexico, Indonesia, and engaging cautiously with China, to reduce dependence on the U.S. amid Trump-era tariffs and tensions.

The UAE has coordinated digital campaigns, far-right alliances, and media influence to target Muslims in Europe and shape Western narratives.

Trump is weighing a major new strike on Iran after preliminary discussions between Washington and Tehran over limiting the country’s nuclear program and ballistic missile production failed to make progress.

The Track AIPAC platform has exposed AIPAC’s deep influence on U.S. politics, showing how lobbying and funding shape elections and policy, while sparking growing public pushback.

Trump’s bid to assert control over Greenland, along with rising tensions between the U.S. and European allies, is pushing NATO toward a historic crisis and possible collapse.

Larry Ellison, the American billionaire behind Oracle, returned to the spotlight after ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, announced a deal creating a new U.S. entity majority owned by American investors.

The Map deceives the eye: Greenland was never the size of Africa. What we see on paper is not reality — so what’s the story?