Trump-Xi summit: style over substance on AI, trade, Taiwan
Trump welcomed Xi to the White House for a state summit heavy on diplomatic honours, but with no sign that closed-door talks yielded breakthroughs on the issues dividing them.
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Lula campaign accuses Trump of wanting to colonise Brazil
Lula's campaign has accused Donald Trump of wanting to colonise Brazil to capture its resources by meddling in next month's presidential election.
Berlin’s new political star offers hope and housing
Die Linke won Berlin’s state election with 25.7%, focusing on housing. Lead candidate Elif Eralp could become Berlin’s first left mayor since 1990 and first with a migration background.
Trump Loses the Fear Factor as Press Corps Pushes Back
The US press corps pushed back after Trump banned three outlets from the White House, while he rolled out a red carpet for China's leader, signalling a shift in his approach.
James Ashby: Pauline Hanson's 'favourite son' and One Nation power
One Nation's national director James Ashby wields as much power as Pauline Hanson herself, rising from PR flack to her 'favourite son' as the party's popularity soars, says the Guardian.
Labor councillor 'fled Sydney' to avoid NSW inquiry, Icac hears
Icac hears Labor councillor Sharangan Maheswaran wrote he 'fled Sydney' to avoid a NSW parliamentary inquiry, and consulted tarot cards amid a plan to oust a mayor.
Abdi-Wali targets local issues in Starmer's former seat
Sagal Abdi-Wali, Labour's candidate for Holborn and St Pancras, focuses on local issues and her Camden record as she faces a Green challenge on 8 October.
UN assembly crowds: who drew the biggest audiences?
António Guterres and Donald Trump drew the biggest crowds at the UN general assembly, while other leaders spoke to smaller gatherings.
Top European Leagues Call for Fifa Governance Reform
The Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and the Bundesliga have jointly called for urgent governance reform at Fifa, criticising president Gianni Infantino's leadership and demanding fundamental changes.
Israel and US battered legal order; impunity must stop
A group of nations will meet Friday to address the crisis in the international legal order. The only response to unilateral bullying is collective action.
Trump's Media Fight and China's Red Carpet
The US press corps pushed back against Donald Trump's ban of three media organisations from the White House, while China received a lavish welcome.
Netanyahu at UN: Gaza war 'opposite of genocide'; 100+ arrested
At the UN, Netanyahu decried critics and called Gaza war 'the opposite of genocide.' Over 100 protesters were arrested in New York, and a Guardian investigation reveals convenience stores overcharging.
Trump's narrative vs voters' realities in US midterms
President Donald Trump pushes a 'golden age' narrative ahead of the US midterms, but Americans face economic strains and wars, testing his storytelling prowess.
Xi-Trump summit: pomp over progress leaves China the winner
China gains from a summit heavy on ceremony but light on substance, with only a two-month truce extension and no progress on key issues.
BBC Sport digital revamp raises questions about purpose
BBC Sport's digital revamp under Alex Kay-Jelski sparks internal divide over focus on football and shift away from TV, leaving minority sports and older viewers concerned.
Healey appoints Labour manifesto writer, adding to election speculation
Economist Ravinder Athwal, who wrote Labour’s 2024 manifesto, is joining John Healey as senior special adviser, fuelling speculation about an early general election.
Burnham seeks to banish ghosts of Starmerism at Labour conference
Andy Burnham returns to Liverpool for Labour conference, vowing to deliver the biggest change to Britain in 40 years and ensure no one wonders what he stands for.
Polanski heckled as he declares himself anti-Zionist at hustings
Green party leader Zack Polanski faced boos at a Jewish community hustings in Holborn and St Pancras after declaring himself an anti-Zionist, saying Zionism is a form of racism.
Trump to Xi: China's Iran help 'unacceptable'
President Trump told China's Xi Jinping that any Chinese help for Iran during the US military campaign is 'unacceptable', the US ambassador to China said.
Man City timeline: trophies, transfers and 100+ charges since 2008
Since the 2008 Abu Dhabi takeover, Manchester City have won trophies and signed stars but faced over 100 Premier League charges. A timeline of key events.
Back to Back Barries: Media Boycotts and AI Speeches
Cassidy and Kelly discuss the PM's US visit, Trump's media ban, and whether Australian media would boycott a party or politician.
Super PAC money in midterms: reporters answer reader questions live
Guardian reporters Joseph Gedeon, Dara Kerr and Chris Stein answer reader questions on Super PAC funding, campaign spending and its impact on the 3 November midterm elections.
Man City guilty of 114 Premier League financial breaches
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 out of 115 Premier League financial regulation breaches, with an appeal expected after the verdict.
Heathrow expansion in doubt after PM's message to Labour MPs
Andy Burnham reportedly told Labour MPs he has 'never been in favour' of building a third runway at Heathrow, casting doubt on the project's future.
Saudi defence pact could drag region into wider US-Iran war
Saudi Arabia is set to meet allies Turkey and Pakistan as fears grow of a major escalation over Houthi attacks on the Kingdom.
Man City guilty on 114 of 115 charges: Possible punishments
Manchester City have been found guilty on 114 of their 115 Premier League charges over spending breaches. Here are the potential punishments the club could face.
Man City deny guilty verdict as Premier League case ongoing
Manchester City say the Premier League's process into their 115 charges is 'ongoing' despite reports they have been found guilty of 114 breaches.
Man City guilty of 114 charges as Premier League consider sanctions
Manchester City have been found guilty on almost all 115 charges relating to breaches of the Premier League's financial regulations, with sanctions now to be decided.
Man City guilty of 114 Premier League financial charges
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League financial charges, according to The Athletic, with sanctions still to be decided and an appeal expected.
Man City guilty on nearly all 115 Premier League charges
Manchester City have been found guilty on almost all 115 charges of breaching Premier League financial rules. Sanctions are undecided, and the club is expected to appeal. Clubs were informed after Thursday's Premier League meeting.
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