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Australia's Palestine Recognition Debate

Explore the pressing question of Australia's stance on Palestine recognition, as discussed in The Guardian's latest podcast. Delve into diplomatic tensions and political implications.

Foreign criminals hit record high in UK prisons

Official figures reveal a record number of foreign nationals, including sex offenders and violent criminals, are now incarcerated in English and Welsh prisons, sparking concerns over immigration and public safety.

Canada Considers Recognising Palestinian Statehood

Canada is reportedly weighing the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state, a move that could further strain relations with Israel. The potential shift in foreign policy comes amid escalating global debates over Middle East diplomacy.

Starmer backs Palestinian state recognition

Labour leader Keir Starmer has signalled support for recognising a Palestinian state, marking a potential shift in UK foreign policy. The move comes amid growing international pressure and domestic debate.

UK businessman faces life sentence in Dubai

The family of Ryan Cornelius, a British businessman imprisoned in Dubai for 15 years, is pleading with the UK Foreign Office to secure his release amid concerns over his deteriorating health and alleged unfair trial.

Starmer urges UK to recognise Palestinian state

Labour leader Keir Starmer calls on the UK government to officially recognise Palestine as a state, marking a significant shift in British foreign policy amid the ongoing Gaza crisis.

UK Weighs Recognising Palestine Amid Gaza Crisis

The UK government is reportedly weighing the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state, marking a significant shift in foreign policy amid ongoing tensions in Gaza. Here’s what you need to know.

UK may recognise Palestine in September

The UK government has announced plans to formally recognise Palestine as a state in September unless Israel commits to a lasting ceasefire. The move signals a major shift in British foreign policy.

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