Hope for International Law Amid Superpower Failures
Despite wars in Ukraine and Iran, international law shows resilience as superpowers fail to dominate, offering hope for a rules-based order.
Category : Politics
Brexit Decade On: Five Symbols That Still Define UK's EU Split
Ten years after the Brexit vote, five key symbols from the referendum reveal the complex legacy of Britain's departure from the European Union, from car factories to passports.
Israelis Feel Betrayed After US-Iran Peace Deal
In 'middle Israel', there are fears Iran could rebuild stronger, and particular ire for Donald Trump, as the ceasefire deal is seen as a betrayal.
Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire Renewed After Deadly Violence
Israel and Hezbollah renewed a fragile ceasefire in Lebanon after 24 hours of intense violence that killed dozens and disrupted planned US-Iran talks in Switzerland.
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Iran's New Leadership Lessons from 110-Day War Shape Future
After a 110-day war, Iran's new leadership, forged in conflict, weighs authoritarianism and China ties. The nuclear deal with the US hangs in balance as internal debates rage.
NY-12 Primary: Kennedy Heir, Trump Foe, AI Warrior Vie for Seat
Four Democrats, including JFK's grandson Jack Schlossberg, compete in NY-12 primary. The race reflects national priorities: anti-Trump, AI regulation, and generational change.
Brexit Vote Ten Years On: Helped or Hindered the EU?
Ten years after the Brexit vote, the EU remains intact and countries queue to join, while Brexit is seen as a costly warning rather than a solution for other member states.
Trump Unveils New Air Force One Jet from Qatar
Donald Trump presented the new temporary Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, a converted Qatari 747 valued at $400m, sparking political protest over gift limits.
Burnham's Britain: Six Days That Changed Politics
Andy Burnham's path to Downing Street gains momentum after a decisive win in the Makerfield byelection. John Harris and John Domokos explore a region where economic hardship meets resilient optimism, reflecting Burnham's call for radical change.
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Leaked List Reveals Trump Allies, Musk at Thiel Retreat
A website leak exposed participants in Peter Thiel's secretive Dialog retreats, including Jared Kushner, Elon Musk, and top politicians from both US parties, sparking concerns over elite influence.
Colombia Runoff: Paramilitary Ghosts Haunt Candidates
Colombia's presidential runoff pits two candidates with deep ties to paramilitaries. Their visions for tackling crime and violence are starkly opposed.
Bessent Allegedly Called Zelenskyy 'Mr Bean on Crack'
A new book claims US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged Trump not to host Zelenskyy, calling him derogatory names including 'Mr Bean on crack.'
Trump Blames Vandalism for Reflecting Pool Algae Bloom
Donald Trump blames vandalism for algae bloom and peeling paint at Washington's reflecting pool after a $14.2m renovation, despite claims it was 'crystal clear.'
Burnham Allies Confident of Coronation in Labour Leadership
Andy Burnham's allies are increasingly confident of a coronation-style leadership win after a surge in MP backing following his byelection victory, though some MPs want a contested race.
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Corbyn: Leadership Debate Lacks Policy, 'Very Strange'
Jeremy Corbyn criticizes the Labour leadership debate for focusing on personality over policy, calling it 'very strange' and disagreeing with Burnham's economic stance.
Jim Jordan Tied to Dark Money from ICE Contractor
A report reveals close ties between Trump loyalist Jim Jordan and Geo Group, which profits from immigration crackdowns, raising concerns over dark money and conflicts of interest.
Fury at Asylum Seeker Plan for UK Village
Plans to house up to 83 asylum seekers in 21 empty properties in rural Shropshire village Stoke Heath spark backlash from locals who say they were not consulted.
BBC Star Slams St Helens Council Over Pride Withdrawal
Hannah Jones criticizes St Helens Council for withdrawing Pride support, calling it a blow to LGBTQ+ acceptance and community spirit in Merseyside.
Brexit Branded a Travesty as Marchers Call to Rejoin EU
Around 1,500 demonstrators marked the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum with a march in London, calling for the UK to rejoin the European Union.
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Iran Shuts Strait of Hormuz, Collapsing Trump Peace Deal
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz again, citing ceasefire violations by the US and Israel. The move likely infuriates Donald Trump and collapses any peace deal with Tehran.
Green Party Names Candidate for Greater Manchester Mayor By-Election
The Green Party has announced Geraldine Coggins as its candidate for the Greater Manchester mayoral by-election on July 30, following Andy Burnham's departure.
Headteacher Banned For Egg Throwing And Derogatory Remarks
Former headteacher Paul Scott banned indefinitely after making sexual remarks to female staff, inappropriate physical contact, and derogatory comments about pupils.
Trump's Greenland 'framework' deal met with scepticism amid tariff relief
Trump's Greenland framework deal met with scepticism; tariffs on European allies waived amid market rebound.
Grace Dent and Anna Haugh Take Over MasterChef: 'We Don't Just Point at Scallops'
Grace Dent and Anna Haugh become new MasterChef judges, focusing on the future after scandal. They discuss their dynamic, the show's past, and their commitment to contestants.
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French Professor Accused of Inventing Fake Nobel-Style Prize
French professor Florent Montaclair is under investigation for allegedly creating a fake Nobel-style prize and using it for personal gain.
Texas Speaker Proposes Study of Annexing New Mexico Counties
Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows orders study of annexing New Mexico counties, sparking criticism from state officials who dismiss the idea as unserious.
Nigel Farage Faces Racism Allegations and Party Pressure
Nigel Farage denies school racism allegations, claiming political motives; multiple former classmates contradict him.
Yoko Ono's Trademark Challenge Sours John Lemon Beer
Brittany brewer forced to stop selling John Lemon beer after Yoko Ono trademark challenge over use of John Lennon's name.
Nick Cave's Three-Word Verdict on Russell Brand's Christian Conversion
Nick Cave delivers scathing three-word verdict on Russell Brand's Christian conversion book amid online ridicule over Bible passage fail.
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Starmer Tells Trump Tariffs on NATO Allies Are Wrong in Greenland Crisis Call
Starmer tells Trump tariffs on NATO allies are wrong during calls on Greenland crisis, aligning UK with European opposition.
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