Thailand frees 18 Cambodian soldiers as ceasefire holds
Eighteen Cambodian soldiers have been repatriated after over five months in Thai custody, a key confidence-building step following renewed border clashes. Read the latest on the fragile truce.
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US-Syria operations kill 7 ISIS fighters after ambush
US Central Command confirms at least seven ISIS operatives killed and a dozen captured in Syria following retaliatory missions for a deadly December ambush that killed two American soldiers.
2025: A Dark Year for Journalists and Press Freedom
2025 was the deadliest year on record for journalists globally, with assaults in the US soaring. Explore the data and the fightback. Read the full analysis.
Thailand releases 18 Cambodian prisoners of war
Thailand has repatriated 18 Cambodian soldiers held for five months, fulfilling a key term of a new ceasefire agreement aimed at ending border hostilities. Read the latest developments.
Minnesota Election Fraud Fears After Somali Daycare Scandal
A shocking daycare fraud scandal in Minnesota's Somali community raises urgent questions about election integrity and the state's unique 'vouching' system. Read the full investigation.
Zohran Mamdani sworn in as New York City mayor
Democrat Zohran Mamdani becomes New York City mayor in a dual ceremony, taking his first oath at the historic Old City Hall subway station. Read about the celebrations and his vision for the city.
Israel suspends Gaza aid groups including Doctors Without Borders
Israel will suspend over two dozen humanitarian organisations in Gaza from 1 January 2026 for failing new vetting rules. Read the full story on the escalating aid dispute.
Judge Tosses Racketeering Charges Against 'Cop City' Protesters
A Georgia judge has dismissed racketeering charges against dozens of 'Cop City' protesters, ruling the state's attorney general lacked authority. The landmark case could be appealed.
Zelensky in Talks with Trump Over US Troops in Ukraine
Ukraine's president discusses potential US military deployment for security guarantees, while Russia activates nuclear-capable missiles in Belarus. Latest updates on peace talks and drone attacks.
Hanson's Surge & Coalition's Record Low in New Polling
New polling reveals Pauline Hanson's One Nation at historic highs while the Coalition's primary vote slumps to its lowest level since 1985. Discover the dramatic shifts in Australian politics.
Russia Activates Oreshnik Missile System in Belarus
Russia confirms its new Oreshnik missile system is now active in Belarus, as delicate peace negotiations with Ukraine continue. Read the latest on this strategic escalation.
Russia Deploys Nuclear-Capable Missiles in Belarus
Vladimir Putin escalates tensions by deploying Oreshnik missiles in Belarus as Ukraine peace talks progress. Read the latest on the diplomatic standoff and military posturing.
West African nations retaliate against Trump's US travel ban
Mali and Burkina Faso have banned US nationals from entry in a direct retaliation to Donald Trump's visa restrictions on their citizens. Explore the escalating diplomatic rift.
West African Nations Ban US Citizens in Visa Retaliation
Mali and Burkina Faso impose entry bans on US nationals, retaliating against Trump's expanded travel restrictions. Explore the latest diplomatic rift.
Mali and Burkina Faso Retaliate with US Travel Ban
West African nations Mali and Burkina Faso have banned US nationals in a tit-for-tat move following President Trump's travel restrictions. Read the latest on this diplomatic escalation.
Ukraine war: Russia hits wheat ships, Ukraine strikes oil refinery
Russian drone attacks on Ukrainian ports hit civilian vessels loading wheat, threatening global food security. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones damage key oil infrastructure in Tuapse. Diplomatic efforts intensify ahead of a key summit in France.
Tonga added to Trump's travel ban list, sparking outrage
The US will impose visa restrictions on Tonga from January, citing overstay rates. Pacific leaders condemn the move as unjust and damaging to cultural ties. Read the full story.
Allied POWs in Nagasaki: A Hidden History
Uncover the untold stories of hundreds of Allied prisoners of war held in Nagasaki camps during the 1945 atomic bombing. Discover their forgotten legacy and the ongoing research.
Deported rapper flaunts Dubai luxury after early UK prison release
Acclaimed rapper Marnz Malone, deported to Jamaica after serving half an 11-year sentence, is now living lavishly in Dubai. Discover how UK policy changes led to his early release.
Hanbury's Star-Studded Wedding & London Crime Wave
David Hanbury marries Anouska d'Abo in a Mayfair ceremony attended by Swedish royalty, while London's crime spike sees Lady Sitwell's car broken into. Read the full society and news roundup.
Musicians boycott Kennedy Centre over Trump name change
A growing list of musicians are cancelling performances at the Washington DC arts venue after its board voted to add Donald Trump's name. Discover the latest on the backlash and legal challenges.
Pressure on UK to deport Alaa Abd El-Fattah before deadline
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood faces urgent calls to deport Egyptian dissident Alaa Abd El-Fattah amid fears Cairo will strip his citizenship, leaving the UK unable to act. Read the full story.
US Troops Could Deploy to Ukraine in Peace Deal
The US is discussing sending troops to Ukraine to enforce a potential peace deal, a move confirmed by Poland's Donald Tusk and President Zelensky. Could this shift end the war? Read the latest.
US Troops for Ukraine Peace Deal Under Discussion
The US and Ukraine are in talks over deploying American troops as part of a security guarantee for a peace settlement with Russia. Read the latest on this major development.
The Drinks That Mark the End of the Political Year
As Westminster winds down, we explore the tipples synonymous with the political year's end. Discover the stories behind the drinks where one is often one too many. Read more.
Russian media claims 'knockout victory' after Trump-Zelensky talks
Russian state broadcaster Vladimir Solovyov declared a strategic win for Moscow following the Mar-a-Lago meeting between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky. Read the full analysis of the high-stakes diplomacy.
Asylum seekers to be housed in new council homes
A new government pilot will fund councils to build or refurbish homes for asylum seekers, aiming to end costly hotel use. The plan faces backlash amid record social housing waiting lists. Read the full details.
Tagging plan for asylum seekers at Sussex camp proposed
Sussex PCC Katy Bourne urges Home Secretary to pilot electronic tagging for male asylum seekers arriving at Crowborough camp, citing crime deterrence. Critics call the plan unlawful.
Lineker: 'Too much government influence' at top of BBC
Gary Lineker says the BBC must review how its top bosses are appointed, citing political influence. He also discusses immigration and Gaza. Read his full interview insights.
Adviser Slams Trump's 'Marie Antoinette' Gold White House Remodel
Obama's ex-adviser David Axelrod says Trump's lavish White House renovations in gold and marble are a political liability as voters struggle with living costs. Read the full analysis.
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