An article delves into the concept of the "Deep State," examining its definition and perceived influence within government. The piece explores the question of how pervasive this alleged hidden power structure is.

A senator has publicly criticized Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, accusing him of involvement in a fraud scandal and stating he "ought to be in jail." The confrontation occurred during a Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs committee meeting.

Government data reveals that overseas online sales of South Korean products achieved a record high in 2025, marking the third consecutive year of growth.

An article calls for the Hong Kong government to review its performance and failures during the Year of the Snake as the city prepares to enter the Year of the Horse.

Governments are instructing local authorities to enhance safety measures nationwide in preparation for the upcoming Lunar New Year festival. The focus is on ensuring public safety during the holiday period.

The government is set to unveil its plans to overhaul the complex system of support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), aiming for significant reforms.

The Customs Department in Thailand is reportedly evaluating an increase in import duties on luxury goods, a move aimed at boosting government revenue.

Reports indicate that Jeffrey Epstein provided significant funding to AI pioneer Ben Goertzel and assisted him in securing substantial government grants in Hong Kong, highlighting Epstein's connections within the scientific community.

A commentary piece analyzes the NFL halftime show as both entertainment and a potential blueprint for a revised US foreign policy, reflecting on its cultural and political implications.

Articles discuss Keir Starmer's proposed reset with the EU, his potential G20 agenda, and broader critiques of Labour's 'minimalism' and specific policies like special needs education.

Keir Starmer has declared that internet platforms will not receive a 'free pass' when it comes to child safety, as the government outlines plans and a consultation to bolster protection for young people online, potentially including a social media ban for under-16s.

Analysts observe a period of significant political instability in Britain, impacting confidence and investment. Both Labour and Conservative parties are seen as struggling electorally, with neither guaranteeing success despite the other's difficulties.

The US government sold $701 billion in Treasury securities this week, highlighting the impact of ballooning deficits on bond markets.