China-linked takeovers of UK private schools spark concern
Over 30 British private schools have been acquired by foreign investors, with significant ties to China's Communist Party, raising concerns over academic independence and national security.
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Colombia's ELN agrees ceasefire in peace deal
Colombia's National Liberation Army (ELN) has agreed to a six-month ceasefire with the government, marking a significant step towards lasting peace after decades of conflict.
Ion Iliescu, Romania's Post-Communist Leader, Dies
A look back at the life and career of Ion Iliescu, Romania's first post-communist leader, whose legacy remains deeply polarised.
Philippines Ends Rebel Peace Talks
The Philippine government has terminated negotiations with communist insurgents, accusing them of ceasefire violations and attacks on civilians. The move marks a dramatic shift in policy under President Rodrigo Duterte.
China orders Weibo to censor Communist Party critics
Chinese authorities have ordered Weibo to remove posts deemed critical of the Communist Party, intensifying censorship under Xi Jinping's leadership.
Labour rebels challenge Starmer over welfare reforms
Keir Starmer faces internal dissent as Labour MPs rebel against proposed welfare reforms, exposing deep divisions within the party.
Melbourne's Rugby Revolution: Wallabies Eye NRL Move
Melbourne's rugby landscape is set for a seismic shift as the Wallabies and Rebels explore NRL expansion, challenging the Storm's stronghold. Discover the latest developments in this high-stakes sporting saga.
Rwanda accuses Congo of supporting rebel groups
Rwanda has accused the Democratic Republic of Congo of supporting armed groups, heightening regional tensions. The allegations come amid ongoing conflict in eastern Congo.
Labour rebels against Starmer's welfare reforms
Jess Phillips and other Labour MPs defy Keir Starmer's welfare reforms, sparking internal party tensions ahead of the general election.
Morning Star's TV bid rejected by Ofcom
The communist newspaper Morning Star has been dealt a crushing blow after Ofcom rejected its application to launch a TV channel, citing financial instability and lack of audience demand.
Starmer suspends Labour rebels over welfare reform vote
Labour leader Keir Starmer suspends seven MPs for defying the party whip on welfare reforms, signalling a no-tolerance approach to dissent.
Houthis pledge Russia support in Red Sea amid Gaza war
Yemen's Houthi rebels announce backing for Russia in the Red Sea, escalating tensions linked to the Gaza war and global maritime security concerns.
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