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Donald Trump declared the radical left and the Democratic Party as the U.S.'s greatest enemy after Iran, in a series of controversial statements made on Truth Social.

Two hosts from the BBC show 'Strictly Come Dancing' have reportedly been let go as part of a significant revamp of the spin-off 'It Takes Two.'

Roy Keane believes Eddie Howe should be appointed as Manchester United's new manager instead of retaining Michael Carrick, who has performed well on an interim basis.

A new program reveals a massive security database from the 'Palestinian Branch' in Damascus, containing thousands of names tied to suspicions from 2007 to 2016.

Riga Fashion Week, set to take place from April 14 to 18, will showcase several international debuts, including designers from Estonia, the UK, Nigeria, and Spain.

Iranian oil tankers are utilizing fake tracking data to evade detection while transporting sanctioned fuel through the Strait of Hormuz amidst military tensions.

Tunisia's national football coach, Sabri Lemouchi, announced a new 30-player squad that will prepare for upcoming friendlies in Toronto as they gear up for the World Cup.

IHG Hotels & Resorts has appointed Michael Hoe Knudsen as the new Managing Director for Mexico, Latin America, and the Caribbean following Jorge Apaez's retirement.

San Lorenzo is actively seeking a replacement for head coach Damián Ayude after his dismissal following a heavy defeat.

The jury for the 25th edition of the talent show 'Amici' has been revealed, featuring notable names from the entertainment industry.

Emmanuel Macron is set to reveal the name of France's new aircraft carrier, inviting public opinion on potential names.

Internal DOJ emails reveal special counsel Jack Smith's efforts to obtain phone records of several Republican lawmakers related to the 2020 election probe.

Denmark's national team coach Brian Riemer announces his squad for the decisive World Cup playoff match against North Macedonia, featuring new goalkeeper selections due to injuries.

Danish national team coach Brian Riemer has selected a 25-man squad for the crucial World Cup qualifying match against North Macedonia, featuring players in great form, including Kasper Høgh from Bodø/Glimt.

Strictly Come Dancing is set to introduce a male co-host alongside a female presenter as production gears up for the new series, with several famous personalities in contention for the role.

The Finnish national football team has announced the squad for upcoming international matches, featuring players Tony and Samuli Miettinen as new additions.

The annual Forbes billionaires list revealed 390 new names, including celebrities like Beyoncé, Dr. Dre, and James Cameron, each boasting fortunes of around $1 billion.

Iran has appointed Khamenei's son as the new supreme leader of the country.

The second round of the PASOK expansion committee has been announced, with its first meeting set for March 17, and new members joining the body.

Oil prices surged to historic highs following Iran's announcement of a new supreme leader, reflecting market instability and geopolitical tensions.

Iran has appointed Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as the new Supreme Leader amid escalating conflict in the region.

Iran has appointed Mojtaba Khamenei as the new Supreme Leader, as Israel warns of potential action against his successor.

Mojtaba Khamenei has been appointed as the new supreme leader of Iran following the death of his father, Ali Khamenei, amidst geopolitical tensions in the region.

Lithuanian citizens are suggesting both serious and humorous names for a new maternity leave title, with a selection process ongoing.

Pope Leo XIV has appointed Archbishop Gabriele Caccia as the new ambassador to the United States amidst ongoing diplomatic tensions.

David Farley has been named as the One Nation candidate for the upcoming byelection in the New South Wales seat of Farrer, following the resignation of Sussan Ley.

The new cover of Time magazine features eight red caps, inspired by Trump’s MAGA slogan, each emblazoned with the names of countries where critics claim he has initiated or expanded military operations.

Kenya Airways has appointed Kiprono Kittony as its new Chairman and David Ndii as a Non-Executive Director, following recent board changes.

Ontario's education minister has appointed a new expert panel to assess and possibly redesign the province's standard testing, following poor educational outcomes in math for students.

In Novosibirsk, businesses are forced to replace English names and menu items with Cyrillic script due to a new law mandating Russification of public signage.

ARD and ZDF are shutting down three channels, ARD Alpha, Tagesschau24, and One, in a move to streamline their programming under new brand names focused on information, education, and younger audiences.

The National Assembly of Ecuador will now display the names of assembly members alongside their votes to enhance transparency.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has appointed Travis Kann as his new chief of staff, replacing Patrick Sackville, ahead of the legislature's return.

Iran faces a political challenge after the assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, marking the selection of a new leader for the second time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Iran is experiencing public celebrations in response to the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, amid concerns over maintaining political stability during a potential power vacuum.

The US has appointed a new official to oversee its Tibet policy, coinciding with strategic interests regarding China and Tibetan heritage.

The United States has launched a new military campaign against Iran, joined by Israel, under the pretext of ensuring security, while Iran retaliates against these attacks with a strong military response.

A new book from the Swedish Institute for Language and Folklore explores the history of first names in Sweden and their societal implications.

Japan's Meteorological Agency is inviting public suggestions for new terms to describe days when temperatures rise above 40 degrees Celsius, starting this summer.

Ioanna Prokopiou has been appointed chair of the Hellenic Advisory Committee of Lloyd’s Register, signifying a new chapter in cooperation with the Greek shipping community.

The article discusses the intertwining of Bill and Hillary Clinton's names with the Epstein scandal amid ongoing hearings in New York.

Catherine Pégard has been appointed as France's new culture minister in a cabinet reshuffle, succeeding Rachida Dati.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has appointed Erin Dalton as commissioner of social services amidst criticism over the city's handling of its homeless population, following the deaths of at least 20 individuals during the cold winter months.

Jarosław Kaczyński is maneuvering to assert his party leadership amidst internal conflicts by announcing a candidate for prime minister within weeks.

Dozens of humanitarian groups have submitted a petition to the Israeli Supreme Court seeking permission to continue operations in Gaza amidst new regulations requiring them to disclose the names of their staff.

The municipality of Santarém, Brazil, has released the names of the new managers for its municipal schools following a selection process.

Astrologer Joanne Jones identifies key dates in March for love and relationships, highlighting March 6 as particularly auspicious for new romantic connections.

New Japan Pro-Wrestling is set to hold its first U.S. show of 2026 in Trenton, New Jersey, featuring a strong lineup of wrestlers.

The Riga Zoo has announced the names of five new capybara pups: Andu, Frīda, Straume, Tamis, and Maksimuss Otto, following a public naming contest.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has designated several senior military and political figures as successors in preparation for a potential attack from the United States or Israel, as reported by the New York Times.