Colombian Senator Dies After Bogotá Shooting
Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay has passed away weeks after being shot during a campaign rally in Bogotá, sparking national mourning and renewed calls for political safety reforms.
Category : Politics
Russian strike devastates Odesa’s Black Sea resort
A Russian missile strike has reduced parts of Odesa’s popular Black Sea resort to rubble, killing at least five and injuring dozens. The attack, condemned globally, marks another grim chapter in Ukraine’s ongoing struggle.
Wikipedia sues UK government over surveillance laws
The Wikimedia Foundation takes legal action against the UK government, arguing that mass surveillance laws violate privacy rights and freedom of expression.
Scouts mistaken for migrants in Welsh village confusion
A group of scouts camping in the Welsh countryside were wrongly identified as illegal immigrants by alarmed locals, sparking a humorous yet telling mix-up.
Ministry of Justice faces backlash over court closure plans
The Ministry of Justice is under fire for its proposal to shut down multiple courts across England and Wales, raising concerns about access to justice and local communities.
Chinese ships ram Philippine patrol boat in disputed waters
Dramatic confrontation unfolds in the South China Sea as Chinese vessels aggressively block and collide with a Philippine patrol boat in contested waters claimed by Beijing.
China warns US over Taiwan amid Trump tensions
Beijing issues a stern warning to the US over potential interactions with Taiwan, as Donald Trump's comments escalate diplomatic tensions.
M62 closed after bomb squad alert
A major motorway in England was shut down after a bomb squad was deployed to investigate a suspicious vehicle, causing significant delays.
North Korea fires missiles during US-South Korea drills
Tensions escalate as North Korea launches ballistic missiles in response to joint military exercises by South Korea and the US.
Fox Analyst Corrects Trump on Crime Stats
Former President Donald Trump's misleading crime statistics were fact-checked by Fox News analyst Ted Williams, sparking a heated debate on media accuracy.
Katy Perry fined for illegal London music video shoot
Pop superstar Katy Perry has been slapped with a fine after illegally filming a music video at a protected historic site in Westminster, London. Find out the details of the incident and the consequences she faces.
Palestinians Demand Justice in Occupied Territories
Amid ongoing conflict, Palestinians continue their struggle for justice in occupied territories, urging global intervention.
Trump's Washington return fuels crime and homelessness debate
Donald Trump's latest visit to Washington sparks debates on crime, homelessness, and redistricting as political tensions rise ahead of key elections.
Reform UK targets £100m council savings in 100 days
Nigel Farage's Reform UK unveils ambitious 'DOGE' strategy to cut wasteful council spending and challenge Net Zero policies, targeting £100m savings within 100 days of local elections.
Albanese's Palestinian statehood move divides opinion
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's decision to recognise Palestinian statehood has sparked debate, challenging the status quo in Middle East diplomacy.
Spanish town bans Islamic festivals amid tensions
A small Spanish town has sparked controversy by banning Islamic festivals, citing cultural tensions. Critics call it racist, while locals defend their traditions. Read the full story.
Nations reconsider Palestine recognition amid Israel-Gaza conflict
Several countries, including Australia, the UK, and France, are reconsidering their stance on Palestinian statehood as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
John Oliver eviscerates Dean Cain over ICE comments
John Oliver takes aim at Dean Cain for his defence of Trump-era ICE policies, delivering a scathing critique on his show. The comedian didn't hold back in his latest segment.
Met Police remove pro-Palestinian camp in Parliament Square
The Metropolitan Police have dismantled a pro-Palestinian protest camp in Parliament Square, citing safety concerns and obstruction of public pathways.
Gandhi accuses BJP of vote theft amid Bihar election
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleges electoral malpractice by the BJP in Karnataka, while tensions rise in Bihar ahead of crucial state elections.
Palestine Action protest: Arrests at Labour HQ
Dramatic scenes unfolded as Palestine Action protesters clashed with police outside Labour Party headquarters, leading to multiple arrests. The demonstration, targeting Keir Starmer's stance on Palestine, highlights growing tensions within the party.
Pakistan seeks Chinese help for Gilgit-Baltistan development
Pakistan is turning to Chinese scientists and experts to accelerate development in the disputed Gilgit-Baltistan region, raising geopolitical eyebrows.
Al Jazeera journalist killed in Gaza airstrike
An Al Jazeera correspondent has been killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City, marking another tragic loss for press freedom in the conflict zone.
Ukraine war escalates as Donetsk faces heavy shelling
Intensified fighting in Donetsk raises fears of a broader conflict as global powers weigh in on the Ukraine crisis.
Matt Wright in fatal helicopter crash – co-star dies
Matt Wright, famed for 'Outback Wrangler', and co-star Jock Purcle were involved in a tragic helicopter crash. Authorities confirm fatalities as investigations unfold.
Suspicious package found at NI church: Police investigate
Authorities in Northern Ireland are probing a suspicious package discovered at a church, heightening concerns over community tensions. The SDLP has condemned the incident, urging unity.
Kratom in 'Feel Free' Drink: Health Risks Explained
Experts warn about the potential risks of the herbal supplement kratom, found in popular 'Feel Free' drinks, as concerns over its safety and regulation grow.
JD Vance faces scrutiny over Epstein links in VP race
Republican Senator JD Vance is under fire after newly released Epstein documents reveal past connections, raising questions as he remains a top contender for Trump's running mate.
Second UK F-35 jet makes emergency landing in Japan
A British F-35B stealth fighter jet was forced to make an emergency landing in Japan, marking the second such incident in recent weeks. Read the latest updates on the situation.
Trump proposes Alaska meeting with Putin amid Ukraine war
Former US President Donald Trump has reportedly suggested inviting Vladimir Putin to Alaska for peace talks, sparking controversy amid Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
Page 1333 of 1508