Trump and Putin to Meet Amid Ukraine War Tensions
Former US President Donald Trump is set to meet Russian leader Vladimir Putin, sparking speculation over potential discussions on the Ukraine conflict and global diplomacy.
Category : Politics
Hiroshima marks 79 years since atomic bombing
Survivors and dignitaries gathered in Hiroshima to commemorate the 79th anniversary of the devastating atomic bombing, calling for global peace and nuclear disarmament.
Female GOP star threatens MAGA unity in 2028 bid
A formidable female contender has emerged in the 2028 Republican race, setting the stage for a high-stakes battle that could fracture Trump's MAGA base. With Vance and Rubio in the mix, the GOP faces a defining moment.
Democratic activist shot in Minnesota political attack
Democratic campaign staffer Vance Boelter was shot in Minnesota in what authorities suspect was a politically motivated attack. The incident has reignited concerns over political violence in the US.
Leicester City Council probed over health and safety failures
Leicester City Council has come under fire after a series of health and safety breaches were uncovered at City Hall, prompting an investigation by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
Brit teen arrested in Spain over car theft attempt
A 16-year-old British boy has been detained in Spain after reportedly trying to steal a car while on holiday with his family.
BBC Breakfast presenters probed over bullying claims
BBC Breakfast stars Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty are being investigated following allegations of bullying behaviour behind the scenes. The probe has sparked internal discussions about workplace culture at the BBC.
Trump’s radical immigration plan revealed
Former US President Donald Trump has reportedly proposed an extreme strategy to curb illegal immigration, including deploying the military and setting up migrant detention camps. Experts warn of potential human rights violations.
Netanyahu suggests full Gaza occupation as crisis worsens
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu hints at a prolonged military presence in Gaza, sparking fears of a deepening humanitarian disaster. Aid agencies raise alarms over civilian suffering and hostage situations.
Spanish town proposes ban on Muslim residents
A small town in Spain faces backlash after local officials propose banning Muslim residents from moving in, raising concerns over discrimination and human rights violations.
Council lists repaired water leak as 'waterfall' on Google Maps
A local council in the UK accidentally created a tourist attraction by listing a repaired water leak as a 'waterfall' on Google Maps. The blunder has left residents amused and visitors confused.
Cambodia, Thailand to repatriate nationals from Malaysia
Cambodia and Thailand are set to bring back their citizens detained in Malaysia following a major human trafficking operation. The move highlights ongoing regional efforts to combat illegal migration and exploitation.
Starmer warns Palestine Action as PM backs terror ban
Labour leader Keir Starmer has issued a stern warning against Palestine Action following attacks on Jewish businesses, while the Prime Minister defends the decision to ban the group as a terrorist organisation.
Putin plans nuclear missile test near UK waters
Vladimir Putin is reportedly preparing to test a nuclear-capable ballistic missile in the Atlantic, sparking fears of heightened tensions with NATO. The move comes amid escalating rhetoric from the Kremlin.
How Democrats countered Trump's populism
Analysing the strategies that helped Democrats counter Trump's populist rhetoric and what it means for future elections.
Trump’s White House Ballroom Event Sparks Outrage
Former US President Donald Trump hosts a high-profile gathering in the White House ballroom, drawing criticism and raising eyebrows over its timing and implications.
Why did Ghislaine Maxwell help Jeffrey Epstein?
A deep dive into the perplexing relationship between Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, exploring the motives behind her unwavering support for the disgraced financier.
King Charles to address French Parliament in historic first
King Charles III is set to make history as the first British monarch to address the French Parliament during his state visit to France, marking a pivotal moment in UK-France relations.
US pressure on Lebanon risks dangerous Hezbollah escalation
The US is urging Lebanon to dismantle Hezbollah's military capabilities, a move experts warn could destabilise the fragile nation and heighten Middle East conflicts.
Teen hero dies saving family from house fire
A courageous 17-year-old used his last burst of energy to rescue his family from a devastating house fire, sacrificing his own life in the process. Read his heartbreaking yet inspiring story.
UK Emergency Alert Test Coming Soon
The UK government is set to conduct a nationwide emergency alert test in the coming weeks. Here's everything you need to know about the drill, its purpose, and how it will affect you.
Kremlin denies Putin-Trump-Zelenskyy meeting claims
The Kremlin has dismissed reports of a potential meeting between Putin, Trump, and Zelenskyy, calling them 'baseless speculation' as tensions in Ukraine escalate.
Starmer meets Macron to boost UK-France relations
Labour leader Keir Starmer met French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss post-Brexit cooperation, security, and migration ahead of the UK general election.
UK-France strike 'one-in, one-out' migration deal
Britain and France have agreed on a contentious migration pact that could see asylum seekers returned across the Channel. Critics warn it may worsen the crisis.
Spanish town bans Muslim festivals over 'alien' identity claims
A small Spanish town has sparked controversy by banning Muslim religious festivals, claiming they are 'alien' to local identity. The decision has ignited debates on multiculturalism and religious freedom.
UK-France £480m deal to curb Channel crossings
Britain and France have agreed on a new £480 million deal to enhance border security and reduce illegal Channel crossings by migrants.
Badenoch: Deport asylum seekers working illegally
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch calls for swift action to deport asylum seekers found working illegally in Britain, amid concerns over exploitation and immigration control.
Putin-Trump meeting looms amid Ukraine peace push
The Kremlin confirms a potential meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky calls for direct negotiations to end the conflict.
Vance and Lammy in 'MAGA Summer' mansion row
US Senator JD Vance and UK Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy engage in a heated exchange over a lavish mansion linked to 'MAGA Summer'.
First 2024 small boat migrants land in UK
The first group of migrants crossing the Channel in small boats this year has arrived in Dover, putting pressure on PM Rishi Sunak's immigration policies.
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