Global Public Backs Cooperation Over Nationalism, Survey Finds
A 36,000-person survey across 34 countries shows 55% support international cooperation despite national interest compromises, with 80% backing a global system for peace and dignity.
Category : Politics
Canada sovereignty fight unites nation against US tariffs
Canada's trade dispute with the US has become a sovereignty battle, uniting Canadians behind PM Mark Carney as he walks away from talks and prepares retaliatory tariffs.
Trump's diplomatic ammunition runs dry after Iran war disaster
The Iran war has been a strategic disaster for the US, leaving Trump with dwindling diplomatic options as allies grow wary and midterms loom.
Celtic's CL Collapse Among O'Neill's Most Painful Nights
Celtic's 5-1 defeat to Lask after extra time, throwing away a 4-0 aggregate lead, ranks among Martin O'Neill's most painful nights as manager and costs the club at least £20m.
WA premier's 'clowns' jibe 'crossed a line', says commission
The Productivity Commission has condemned attacks on its integrity as 'unacceptable' after WA Premier Roger Cook labelled its members 'east coast clowns' over a GST report.
ICE arrests 50,000 in July, record month for Trump deportations
ICE arrested 49,571 people in July 2026, the highest monthly total since October 2022, with removals also at a record high under the second Trump administration.
How Mark Carney's speeches have become political earthquakes
Canada's PM Mark Carney has delivered two remarkable speeches in 2026, calling off US trade talks and signaling a major shift in Canadian foreign policy.
Congress votes for a la carte USSR, dissolving Soviet Union
On 2 September 1991, the Congress of People's Deputies voted to dissolve the Soviet Union, allowing republics to opt for independence and proposing a new confederation structure.
Democrats told to ask Reagan's question to win midterms
Democrats and independents should ask voters if they are better off than before Trump's presidency, says Robert Reich, citing tariffs, war costs, and utility debt.
Uefa set to drop Fifa boycott after World Cup sale guarantee
Uefa is set to drop its boycott threat after Fifa guaranteed it will not repeat Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell World Cup stakes, clearing European teams for upcoming tournaments.
Huffman warns of rising Christian nationalism in new book
In 'No Prophets', Congressman Jared Huffman argues Christian nationalism has grown more powerful after Trump's return, calling it the US's most dangerous political movement.
US visa pause, Dolly Parton death, more top stories
All US immigrant visa applications are paused. Dolly Parton dies aged 80. Pakistan hospital fire kills 14 newborns. Trump threatens Kennedy Center demolition.
Burnham Urged to Back Proportional Representation Commission
Andy Burnham should back a national commission on proportional representation, argues Neal Lawson, as polls show unprecedented electoral fragmentation and governing instability.
Decoding America: Datacentres, tariffs, and a YouTube show
In this episode, co-hosts Jonathan Yerushalmy and Reged Ahmad examine US datacentre anger, its potential midterm impact on Republicans, US-Canada tariff tensions, and Sean Duffy's YouTube show.
Jenrick Hits Out at Badenoch Over Meloni Meeting Claims
Robert Jenrick accused Kemi Badenoch of telling a 'pack of lies' about her meeting with Giorgia Meloni, escalating a personal attack on the Tory leader.
Pro-Israel Democrats get key House foreign affairs roles
Three pro-Israel Democrats, including Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Wesley Bell, have been appointed to key roles on the House foreign affairs committee, countering progressive primary wins.
Reform UK presser 'futile' as Jenrick unveils policies
Robert Jenrick's Reform UK press conference was 'dead in the water' before he spoke, with unfunded small business promises and a 'crushing sense of ennui'.
Sanctions on Israel: UK response to law breaches 'pathetic'
A letter to the Guardian argues only sanctions against the state of Israel, not individuals, will work, calling the UK's response to breaches of international law 'pathetic'.
Trump: Ratcliffe's Moscow trip 'semi-routine'
President Trump says CIA Director John Ratcliffe's surprise Moscow visit is 'semi-routine', dismissing speculation about Russia escalation, while noting efforts to end the Ukraine war.
WRU hits back at critics as Parsons and Davies seek meeting
Hayley Parsons and Jonathan Davies are set to meet Welsh Government after the WRU rejected criticism as unsubstantiated, inappropriate and wholly unhelpful.
Asylum family in court over son's A-levels
An asylum seeker family has won a High Court review into the closure of their London hotel, which forced them to move to Scotland days before their son's first A-level exam.
Beckham 'astonished' by Harry's Invictus Games snub
A new book claims David Beckham was left 'astonished' after Prince Harry failed to meet him during the Invictus Games, as their once-close friendship reportedly deteriorated.
UEFA set to drop FIFA boycott after World Cup sell-off guarantees
UEFA is set to drop its boycott of FIFA competitions after receiving guarantees that Gianni Infantino's plan to sell World Cup stakes will not be repeated.
UK Conscription Poll: Should Britain Bring Back Military Service?
As Russia threatens the UK amid WW3 fears, we ask: should Britain reintroduce conscription? Vote in our poll and join the debate.
UK conscription age range for men if WW3 breaks out
Britain faces an 'inevitable' Russian attack, raising questions over the UK military conscription age range if WW3 breaks out. Here's what history shows.
London councils to challenge Government funding cuts legally
Wandsworth, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster councils are set to launch a legal challenge against Government funding cuts, which could lead to council tax hikes of up to 200%.
Ferguson 'willing to join Rangers' as dad reveals unseen talks
Lewis Ferguson was 'willing' to join Rangers this summer before transfer talks stalled, his dad Derek revealed, also clarifying the Bologna captaincy change.
David Pocock: From Rugby Great to Australian Senator
Former Australia captain David Pocock, hailed by Sam Warburton as a 'human JCB', traded rugby for politics, becoming an independent senator for the ACT and winning re-election last year.
Paraag Marathe returns to Rangers after 49ers exit
Paraag Marathe has returned to Rangers after leaving the San Francisco 49ers, with a dual focus on Rangers and Leeds United now beginning.
Metro Mayor hits out at Lib Dem chief over Auschwitz remarks
Steve Rotheram accuses Liverpool Lib Dem leader Carl Cashman of a 'lack of backbone' after two councillors avoid suspension over Auschwitz comparisons about Sandhills station.
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