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Brits only know one foreign phrase – and it's not what you think!
A surprising study reveals the only foreign phrase most Brits know – and it's not 'bon appétit' or 'ciao'! Find out what tops the list and why.
Australia pledges £6.5M Gaza aid package
The Australian government, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, has announced a £6.5 million aid package for Gaza, targeting urgent humanitarian needs. Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed the funding, emphasising support for civilians amid escalating
UK aid cuts linked to rising maternal deaths in Africa
Reductions in UK foreign aid are having devastating consequences, with maternal mortality rates soaring in Africa due to slashed health budgets. Experts warn of a looming humanitarian crisis.
Albanese condemns Israel, backs Palestine statehood
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese issues a strong condemnation of Israel's military operations in Gaza while advocating for Palestinian statehood, marking a shift in foreign policy.
Chinese police cars in Australia spark diplomatic row
Chinese police vehicles seen in Brisbane have raised concerns over foreign influence, as activist Drew Pavlou demands answers from local authorities.
MPs push for UK to recognise Palestine, ban Israel arms sales
Over 130 MPs urge the UK government to formally recognise Palestine and stop arms exports to Israel, citing humanitarian concerns in Gaza.
UK warns against travel to Cambodia-Thailand border
The UK Foreign Office has issued a travel advisory urging British citizens to avoid the Cambodia-Thailand border due to escalating tensions and potential violence.
Gaza politics no longer reflects public opinion
A widening disconnect between political rhetoric and public opinion on Gaza reveals a crisis of representation in modern governance.
Rayner's air miles could circle globe 13 times
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's foreign travels have accumulated enough air miles to circumnavigate the world 13 times, sparking criticism over taxpayer-funded 'jaunts' to Africa and Europe.
British expat in Spain calls new rules 'a nightmare'
A British expat living in Spain shares her frustration over strict new regulations affecting foreigners, calling the situation 'unbearable' and warning others to be prepared.
US automakers exploit tariff loophole against foreign rivals
American automakers are leveraging a controversial tariff exemption from the Trump administration, putting European and Asian competitors at a significant cost disadvantage in the US market.
Trump urged Pentagon to cut Ukraine aid: Fox News host claims
Fox News host Pete Hegseth alleges that Donald Trump pressured the Pentagon to halt military aid to Ukraine, raising fresh questions about US foreign policy under his administration.
Australia's Gaza stance: Diplomatic shift or politics?
As tensions in Gaza escalate, Australia's government faces scrutiny over its diplomatic stance. Is it a genuine shift or mere political manoeuvring?
Morrison: Australia Risks 'Falling Asleep' on China Threat
Former Australian PM Scott Morrison cautions that Australia must remain vigilant against China's strategic ambitions, despite recent diplomatic overtures.
Russia's chilling warning: 'We can live without you'
A senior Russian official has issued a chilling statement amid escalating tensions with the West, declaring Russia's readiness to sever ties if necessary. Experts warn of deepening geopolitical rifts.
MPs: Lammy's Israel criticism 'not action'
UK politicians have dismissed David Lammy's condemnation of Israel, calling it ineffective as Middle East tensions escalate. Read the latest reactions from Westminster.
UK's Delayed Response to Gaza Crisis Questioned
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza escalates, pressure mounts on the UK government to take decisive action. Experts question Westminster's delayed response and its implications for global diplomacy.
Starmer urged to recognise Palestine amid Gaza crisis
Pressure mounts on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to officially recognise Palestine and take immediate action to end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
UK aid cuts hit girls' education hardest
The UK government's decision to slash foreign aid budgets is having devastating consequences for girls' education programmes in some of the world's poorest countries.
Cambodia recalls Bangkok envoy amid Thaksin row
Cambodia has summoned its ambassador from Bangkok following controversial remarks by Thailand's ex-Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, escalating diplomatic strains between the neighbouring nations.
Trump attacks UK, France and Germany in UN speech
Former US President Donald Trump lashed out at Britain, France, and Germany in a controversial UN address, claiming they prioritised their own interests over global stability. Read the explosive details.
Foreign Office chief holidayed during Afghanistan evacuation
A senior Foreign Office official went on holiday during the critical Afghanistan evacuation, then retired with a substantial payoff, sparking outrage.
Lammy urges UK to champion justice for Gaza
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls on British ministers to take a stronger stance on justice for Gaza and Palestine, criticising current government policies.
UK cuts foreign aid to African nations
The UK government has significantly reduced foreign aid to African nations, sparking debate over the impact on poverty and development.
UK aid cuts tied to thousands of African deaths - report
A damning report highlights how UK aid budget reductions have led to increased mortality rates in Africa, with experts warning of long-term humanitarian consequences.
Lammy urges stronger UK ties with Middle East, Balkans, Asia
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls for enhanced diplomatic engagement with key global regions to bolster UK's international standing.
Lords block foreign investment limits for UK papers
The House of Lords has rejected a government proposal to limit foreign ownership of British newspapers, sparking debate over press freedom and national security.
Telegraph sale approved after Lords vote
The controversial sale of The Telegraph to a foreign-backed consortium is set to proceed after the House of Lords voted in favour of the deal, marking a pivotal moment for UK media ownership.
UK aid cuts endanger children's education and lives
Reductions in UK foreign aid are set to devastate education programs and increase child mortality rates in vulnerable regions, experts warn.
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