Protests against the Trump administration continue, with activists surrounding the White House to deliver a people's indictment against Trump's policies.

The "BritCard," reintroduced by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, faces skepticism with fears it could lead to a loss of freedom and authoritarian control, especially if a right-wing government takes power in the future.

Danesh Pajoohesh Fajr, which specializes in manufacturing medical and laboratory equipment for blood banks and biomedical research, have indigenously produced nearly 20,000 blood bank refrigerators, as well as platelet incubators and ultra-low temperature freezers.

Trump appears to be unfamiliar with the 1948 human rights agreement, which was signed by all nations, as he continues to ramp up war threats against the Venezuelan people.

South Korea plans to increase its military spending by 7.5%—the highest increase in seven years—due to Trump's demands and threats regarding US troop withdrawal.

Nationwide protests have taken place in the US in opposition to a potential US military invasion of Venezuela, with 70% of Americans against it. Despite this, the Trump administration insists an attack is imminent.

Iran has experienced significant advancements in public health and medical technology since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Life expectancy has risen from 56 to 75 years, maternal deaths have plummeted to 20 per 100,000 live births, and 97% of medicines are domestically produced.