Pope Leo's historic first trip to Turkey and Lebanon
In a groundbreaking move for interfaith relations, Pope Leo has chosen Turkey and Lebanon for his inaugural foreign visit, signalling a powerful commitment to Christian-Muslim dialogue.
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Hezbollah warns Turkey could be next conflict target
Hassan Nasrallah declares Turkey could face retaliation for supporting Israel as Middle East tensions reach boiling point. Exclusive analysis of the growing regional threat.
Irish PM calls for stronger UK relations in Westminster address
Taoiseach Micheál Martin delivers significant speech in Westminster, urging enhanced cooperation between Ireland and Britain while addressing Brexit challenges and future partnership opportunities.
Pop star turned militant Fadel Shaker surrenders
Lebanese singer-turned-militant Fadel Shaker ends 12-year manhunt, surrendering to military authorities in shocking turn of events that captivated the Middle East.
China accused of water torture on UK diplomats
Tensions escalate as Chinese authorities allegedly cut water supplies to British diplomats' housing in Beijing, prompting concerns over diplomatic retaliation amid ongoing disputes over London's new embassy.
Starmer faces China mega-embassy dilemma in London
Keir Starmer's government faces a complex diplomatic standoff as China pushes forward with plans for Europe's largest embassy complex in London, testing Britain's foreign policy balancing act between security concerns and international relations.
Trump: Starmer "Very Bad" for Britain and Israel
Former US President Donald Trump delivers stark assessment of Keir Starmer, claiming Labour leader would damage UK-Israel relations and be detrimental to Britain in exclusive interview.
Barcelona suspends ties with Israel over Gaza
Barcelona City Council freezes institutional relations with Israel and Tel Aviv, demanding immediate ceasefire in Gaza in a major diplomatic move.
China signals diplomatic shift in global engagement
Senior Chinese official Liu Jianchao indicates potential changes in Beijing's international approach during high-level meetings, suggesting a more cooperative stance on global issues.
US accused of softening human trafficking reports
Exclusive investigation reveals the US State Department allegedly softened critical human trafficking assessments against strategic allies, raising serious questions about political interference in human rights reporting.
Xi Jinping's Surprise Diplomatic Overture to Washington
Chinese President Xi Jinping extends unexpected olive branch to United States, signalling potential thaw in frosty bilateral relations through high-level diplomatic engagement.
Albanese's Awkward Handshake with Trump Revealed
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reportedly expressed private concerns about Donald Trump's potential return to power, with a revealing account of their brief, strained handshake at an official NATO meeting.
David Hirst, Guardian's Middle East Expert, Dies at 89
Celebrating the life and legacy of David Hirst, The Guardian's legendary Middle East correspondent whose fearless reporting shaped Western understanding of the region for over five decades.
Hezbollah threatens Cyprus, escalating Israel-Lebanon conflict
Hezbollah's leader issues a stark warning to Cyprus, accusing it of aiding Israeli military operations. The threat escalates tensions as EU leaders convene to discuss Lebanon and potential sanctions, raising fears of a wider regional war.
Albanese's UN speech overshadowed by Trump snub
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivered his inaugural address to the United Nations General Assembly, a pivotal moment for his leadership that was nonetheless dominated by the conspicuous absence of former US President Donald Trump.
Teen Girls Raped on Migrant Boat to Europe
Exclusive report reveals two teenage girls were brutally raped by men aboard an overcrowded migrant boat crossing from Libya to Europe. The harrowing ordeal occurred as the vessel drifted for days, exposing the dire risks faced by women and children on th
40+ Killed in Gaza, 5 in Lebanon in Israeli Strikes
Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 40 people in Gaza and five in Lebanon, marking a severe escalation in regional tensions. The strikes, which hit a school and residential areas, come amidst stalled ceasefire negotiations.
Tennessee's Lebanon sign vandalised in misguided protest
The city of Lebanon, Tennessee, finds itself an unlikely target in global tensions after its welcome sign was defaced with pro-Palestinian graffiti, leaving locals baffled.
Israel intensifies Gaza offensive amid regional escalation
Israeli forces push deeper into Gaza, striking Hezbollah in Lebanon as US and Egypt scramble to de-escalate. Latest on the expanding conflict and diplomatic efforts.
Libya's Strongest Athletes Compete in Truck Pulling Contest
Libya's strongest athletes showcase incredible power in a unique truck pulling competition. Witness the raw strength and determination as they battle to haul colossal vehicles across the desert.
Trump's UK Visit: Distraction Opportunity for Starmer?
As Donald Trump prepares for his controversial UK visit, political analysts debate whether this presents Prime Minister Keir Starmer with a strategic distraction from domestic challenges or a diplomatic minefield. Exclusive podcast insights reveal the com
Beirut's Christians Fear Sectarian War as Israel-Hezbollah Tensions Rise
Exclusive: Lebanon's Christian community voices grave concerns over being caught in the crossfire of a potential war between Israel and Hezbollah, fearing a devastating sectarian conflict.
Beirut's Christians and Muslims Unite Through Arabic Language
In a powerful display of unity, Beirut's Christian and Muslim communities are bridging divides through a shared celebration of the Arabic language, challenging sectarian tensions.
60 Minutes Crew Jailed in Beirut Over Botched Kidnap Operation
Exclusive details reveal the harrowing detention of a 60 Minutes team in Lebanon after a botched child recovery operation for Australian mother Sally Faulkner, leading to a high-stakes international custody battle.
Scottish Government Faces Inquiry Over Libya Lobbying Claims
An independent investigation has been launched into the Scottish Government's alleged lobbying efforts for a Libyan-linked firm in Dundee, raising serious questions about due diligence and transparency.
Dundee Inquiry into UK's Libya Bombing Role
An independent inquiry is being launched in Dundee to investigate claims of UK government and intelligence agencies' involvement in the 2011 NATO bombing of Misrata, Libya, which killed a local man's family.
Scottish Government Faces Inquiry Over Libya Communications
An independent inquiry has been launched to investigate claims of undisclosed meetings between Scottish Government officials and Libyan representatives, raising serious questions about transparency and diplomatic protocols.
Student freed after 903 days in Hezbollah captivity
Elkana Harel, a graduate student, has been released after nearly two and a half years as a Hezbollah hostage in Lebanon. His emotional return to Israel marks the end of a protracted diplomatic ordeal.
Labour seeks new UK pact with US, Canada, Australia and NZ
Exclusive: Sir Keir Starmer's Labour government is pursuing a landmark 'UKNA' agreement to deepen economic, diplomatic, and security cooperation with key anglophone allies, marking a major post-Brexit foreign policy shift.
UN Peacekeeper Killed in Lebanon-Israel Border Clash
A United Nations peacekeeper from Ireland has been killed in a confrontation along the volatile Lebanon-Israel border, raising fears of a broader regional conflict. The incident has drawn international condemnation and calls for restraint.
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