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Trump’s Unseen Role as Global Peacemaker

Amid relentless criticism from the Left, Donald Trump emerges as an unlikely global peacemaker. Dr. Nile Gardiner argues why the world needs to recognise his diplomatic achievements.

Trump Eyes H-1B Visa Programme Overhaul

The White House is reportedly considering sweeping changes to the H-1B visa system, potentially impacting thousands of skilled foreign workers in the US. Critics warn of economic repercussions.

Putin warns Starmer on Ukraine support

Vladimir Putin has issued a stark warning to Keir Starmer, suggesting that continued UK support for Ukraine under a Labour government could harm bilateral relations. The Russian leader's comments come amid heightened tensions and ahead of the UK general e

Australia condemns Hamas over Palestine recognition comments

The Australian Labor Party has accused Hamas of distorting facts following the militant group's endorsement of Australia's decision to recognise Palestine. The government insists its stance remains unchanged despite Hamas's approval.

Trump admin accused of softening human rights report

The latest US State Department human rights report, released under Trump's administration, has drawn criticism for downplaying abuses by key allies, raising concerns over diplomatic priorities.

Trump's Aid Cuts Cripple African Food Banks

Former US President Donald Trump's decision to slash aid to Africa has left food banks across the continent in dire straits, exacerbating hunger and poverty.

Starmer faces backlash over £28bn green pledge U-turn

Labour leader Keir Starmer has been sent an urgent letter by MPs demanding clarity on his controversial decision to scrap the party’s flagship £28bn green investment pledge. Backbenchers express frustration over mixed messaging and policy confusion.

Albanese accuses Netanyahu of Gaza "denial"

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has accused Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu of ignoring the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, escalating diplomatic tensions over the conflict.

Australia's plan to recognise Palestine: Full analysis

Australia is considering formal recognition of Palestine, a decision that could reshape Middle East diplomacy. Explore the implications, political reactions, and what this means for international relations.

Chagos deal costs 10x more than PM claimed

A controversial agreement over the Chagos Islands may leave British taxpayers footing a bill ten times higher than the amount stated by the Prime Minister, sparking outrage and scrutiny.

Lammy clashes with Vance over NATO comments

Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy has strongly criticised US Senator JD Vance for his controversial remarks about NATO, calling them 'dangerous' and 'misguided'.

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