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Sadiq S Bhat
Sadiq S Bhat is a Senior Editor at TRT World.
Sadiq S Bhat is a Senior Editor at TRT World.
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Six big takeaways from Trump's primetime address that could redefine US election battle
In his 27-minute election speech, the US president said voting machines and ballot-counting systems are "extremely exposed to attack," citing declassified intelligence released by the White House.
4 min read
Why did Argentina ditch their iconic stripes for a 'lucky' deep blue kit before facing England?
As Messi magic and 'lucky' navy blue send Argentina into 2026 FIFA World Cup final, the answer lies in history, superstition and rivalry.
2 min read
Why Trump linked a landmark housing bill to a voting law, and why this matters
The US president says he won’t sign the bipartisan housing bill in protest of Republicans’ failure to pass an election measure known as SAVE America Act.
4 min read
This July 4, America turns 250. For millions who crossed oceans to be here, the jury is still out.
Four families. Four generations. Four different answers to the same question America has never stopped asking itself: Did we keep our promise?
6 min read
International Space Station astronauts resume duties after evacuation order. Here is what happened
An air leak on ISS worsened during repair efforts, prompting astronauts to take shelter and prepare for possible evacuation as engineers worked to stabilise situation.
4 min read
What is Trump's 'anti-weaponisation' fund: $1.8bn settlement explained
Trump administration is setting up a $1.8 billion fund to compensate individuals it says were wronged by the federal government.
4 min read
Polls vs prediction: The Kentucky primary testing Trump's influence in Republican party
In Kentucky’s crucial primary, Trump is backing challenger Ed Gallrein, a Navy SEAL, to defeat firebrand Republican incumbent Rep. Thomas Massie in Tuesday's consequential GOP contest.
5 min read
Reform victory explained: Why Britain's local elections signal a 'historic shift' in UK politics
Major surge for Farage's party in the UK signals the erosion of Labour–Conservative dominance, exposing a fractured Westminster system shaped by immigration, cost of living, and voter disillusionment.
5 min read
'Fewer Black and Latino members of Congress' — what experts say about US ruling on Voting Rights Act
We spoke to constitutional scholars and leading legal minds in the US to decode the Supreme Court's landmark voting rights ruling, which could redraw the contours of American political power.
5 min read
As Vance flies to Pakistan, can he end 48 years of hostility between the US and Iran?
Although peace talks in Islamabad remain fraught with unease, experts say there is a good chance of US-Iran ceasefire extension despite persistent tensions.
6 min read
