The U.S. just seized 1,000 kilos of Venezuelan gold — and the deal comes with a twist This is not an everyday trade agreement. We Got This Covered · Mar 5
Venezuela to sell up to 1,000 kg of gold to US markets in new deal: Report Venezuela's Minerven has signed a multimillion-dollar contract with Trafigura to sell 650-1,000 kg of gold dore bars to the US. US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum facilitated the deal, which involves gold being sent to US refineries. This marks a significant tightening of commercial ties between the US and Venezuela. The Times of India · Mar 5
YouTuber Vitaly Claims Three Filipino Lawyers Scammed Him Out of Over $400K in Legal Fees — Where Is He Now? Discover how Vitaly Zdorovetskiy's 2025 Manila arrest led to a $400,000 legal battle, allegations of corruption, and a dramatic return to the digital spotlight. International Business Times UK · Mar 5
Montana's Zinke announces plans to retire Montanan's congressional terms bookended tenure as Interior Secretary during Trump's first term in the White House. Roll Call · Mar 2
German ‘DroneHammer’ offers low-cost defence against drones German firm Skylance unveiled its low-cost "DroneHammer" anti-drone missile as Berlin moves to expand Bundeswehr powers under a reformed Aviation Security Act. Euronews · Feb 27
Lawsuits challenge renewed push for oil drilling in Alaska petroleum reserve and upcoming lease sale Conservation organizations and an Iñupiat group have filed legal challenges to the Trump administration’s renewed push for oil and gas development in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska and an upcoming lease sale The Independent UK · Feb 18
French 'ultra-left' blamed for death of far-right activist in Lyon The incident on Saturday has further fuelled tensions between France's far right and hard left ahead of municipal elections nationwide in March and the 2027 presidential race. Euronews · Feb 16
French minister in Algeria to ease relations, while journalist remains jailed A visit to Algiers by French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez marks a cautious attempt by Paris and Algiers to reset ties, with key disputes still hanging over the relationship. Radio France Internationale · Feb 16
Knifeman shot dead by police near Arc De Triomphe The man attempted to attack members of the gendarmerie with a knife, the French interior ministry said Evening Standard · Feb 13
Portugal floods force 3,000 evacuations as motorway collapses and interior minister resigns The latest flooding follows successive storms since late January that have battered central and southern Portugal The Independent UK · Feb 12
Syria's president and 2 top ministers were targets of 5 foiled assassination attempts, UN says A U.N. report on threats posed by Islamic State militants says they targeted Syria’s president, interior minister and foreign minister in five foiled assassination attempts last year The Independent UK · Feb 11
Ex-Biden officials keep him at a distance in their 2026 campaigns It's a stark reversal from the 2018 midterms, when Democratic contenders across the country rushed to align themselves with former President Obama. Axios · Feb 11
Saudi Arabia puts women on frontlines? KSA Interior Ministry graduates 328 female security recruits Saudi Arabia's Public Security Directorate celebrated a significant milestone with 328 women graduating from basic security training. This marks a crucial step in integrating females into frontline roles, aligning with Vision 2030's reform agenda. The recruits are now equipped for diverse security assignments, enhancing the nation's operational capacity and promoting… The Times of India · Feb 5
The Independent UK · Jan 30 Trump bizarrely claims he hired Doug Burgum for Cabinet post after seeing his wife on a horse It’s just the latest in a series of off-the-cuff outbursts by the president
We Got This Covered · Jan 30 ‘I was talking about her, not him’: Trump admits the real reason he hired his Interior Secretary, and it wasn’t his resume That's... one way to vet Cabinet picks.
Euronews · Jan 30 No, ICE will not be responsible for security at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympics On 27 January, the US's controversial ICE agency said that its investigative arm would be involved in security-related support for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. The announcement sparked political protests, but what's the truth behind the outrage?
The Independent UK · Jan 23 Philly officials suing after Parks Service removes slavery exhibit ‘presumably’ at the behest of Trump Pennsylvania city files lawsuit seeking temporary injunction after information boards explaining the lives of George Washington’s slaves abruptly taken down without explanation
International Business Times UK · Jan 15 France Bans 10 British 'Far-Right' Activists Following Vigilante Anti-Migrant Operations In Calais French Interior Ministry issues territorial bans against 10 British nationals from 'Raise the Colours' group for destroying small boats in Calais.
Euronews · Jan 13 Estonia bans Russians who fought in Ukraine from entering country, interior ministry says The ministry estimates as many as 1.5 million Russians have taken part in the full-scale invasion, about half of them having served on the front line.
Euronews · Jan 11 Could France head to early elections as the government faces two no-confidence votes? Threatened by two motions of no-confidence, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has asked the Minister of the Interior to look into the possibility of holding legislative elections on the same dates as municipal elections.
Euronews · Jan 6 German prosecutors launch terrorism probe into far-left attack behind Berlin blackout A far-left group claimed responsibility for an arson attack on Berlin's power grid, causing a blackout for tens of thousands of households. Repairs are expected by Thursday.
Euronews · Dec 31, 2025 Turkey arrests scores of suspects in another country-wide raid on Islamic State extremists Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced the detention of 125 suspects in operations across 25 provinces against the so-called IS terrorist group.
Radio France Internationale · Dec 29, 2025 Authorities say Malian suspect in Paris metro stabbing is also French citizen The French Interior Ministry has acknowledged that a man suspected of stabbing three women in the Paris metro on Friday – and who was initially described as a Malian national ordered to leave France – in fact holds French citizenship.
International Business Times UK · Dec 23, 2025 Trump Freezes $10bn Wind Farms in Security Row, Jeopardising Power for 600,000 Homes Trump paused five major offshore wind projects worth billions, including Virginia's largest renewable energy scheme, citing Pentagon radar concerns.