WHO: Gaza faces 'man-made mass starvation'
The head of the World Health Organization has issued a dire warning about the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, describing it as 'man-made mass starvation'.
Category : Politics
Ex-Marine freed in prisoner swap deal
A former US Marine detained abroad has been released as part of a carefully negotiated prisoner exchange deal, marking a significant diplomatic achievement.
Kenyan police deploy to Haiti amid gang violence crisis
The first contingent of Kenyan police officers has landed in Haiti as part of a UN-backed mission to combat rampant gang violence. The deployment marks a critical step in stabilising the crisis-hit Caribbean nation.
Iran President Raisi dies in helicopter crash
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has been confirmed dead following a helicopter crash in the mountainous northwest near the Caspian Sea. The incident has sent shockwaves through the nation.
Khan urges Starmer to support London rent controls
London Mayor Sadiq Khan calls on Labour leader Keir Starmer to support rent controls as the capital faces a deepening housing affordability crisis.
Rayner slams govt over migrant hotel crisis
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner criticises the government's handling of the migrant hotel crisis, calling for urgent action to address overcrowding and poor conditions.
GOP Slams Dems Over Epstein Strategy
Republican lawmakers are accusing Democrats of mishandling the Jeffrey Epstein case, sparking fresh political tensions. Discover the explosive allegations and what it means for US politics.
Rayner Warns of Summer Riots in UK
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner raises concerns over possible civil unrest this summer, citing economic pressures and political instability.
France accuses Le Monde of fake news over Russian metro claims
Tensions rise as French officials accuse Le Monde of spreading 'fake news' about Russian interference in Paris transport, sparking a fierce debate over press freedom and national security.
Starmer urged to recognise Palestine amid Gaza crisis
Pressure mounts on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to officially recognise Palestine and take immediate action to end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Should teens learn politics before voting?
A growing debate suggests teenagers should receive political education before gaining voting rights. Advocates argue it could strengthen democracy, but critics question its feasibility.
PSNI chief criticised over Benn meeting
PSNI Chief Superintendent faces backlash after meeting with Labour MP Hilary Benn, raising concerns over political impartiality in Northern Ireland policing.
Macrons sue Candace Owens for defamation
French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte have filed a defamation lawsuit against US commentator Candace Owens over controversial claims. The case has sparked international attention.
Trump University Accused of DACA Discrimination
Former President Donald Trump's defunct university allegedly rejected undocumented students protected under DACA, according to newly surfaced documents.
Murderer freed in US-Venezuela prisoner swap
A convicted murderer has been released as part of a US-Venezuela prisoner exchange, sparking debate over diplomatic negotiations and justice.
Benn criticises PSNI chief over Northern Ireland tweet
Labour MP Hilary Benn has condemned a senior PSNI officer for a divisive tweet about Northern Ireland, sparking a debate on policing and social media use.
Lords reform urged as Smith calls chamber 'unfit'
Prominent figures including Lord Chris Smith and Sandi Toksvig demand sweeping reforms to the House of Lords, branding it outdated and undemocratic.
Jennings' Trump-Epstein Cartoon Sparks Debate
A provocative cartoon by Nicola Jennings delves into the controversial links between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, igniting fresh discussions on accountability and power.
Cambodia recalls Bangkok envoy amid Thaksin row
Cambodia has summoned its ambassador from Bangkok following controversial remarks by Thailand's ex-Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, escalating diplomatic strains between the neighbouring nations.
Trump attacks UK, France and Germany in UN speech
Former US President Donald Trump lashed out at Britain, France, and Germany in a controversial UN address, claiming they prioritised their own interests over global stability. Read the explosive details.
Hilary Benn criticised for sharing PSNI's Rebecca Black tweet
Labour MP Hilary Benn faces backlash after sharing a controversial PSNI tweet, reigniting debates on Northern Ireland's political sensitivities.
Texas Democrats clash with GOP over voting rights bill
Texas Democrats clash with Republicans over a contentious voting rights bill, sparking heated debates in Austin as Governor Greg Abbott pushes forward with restrictive measures.
Foreign Office chief holidayed during Afghanistan evacuation
A senior Foreign Office official went on holiday during the critical Afghanistan evacuation, then retired with a substantial payoff, sparking outrage.
Elderly Brit couple held in Afghan jail as health deteriorates
An elderly British couple detained in Afghanistan is reportedly in urgent need of medical care as their health declines rapidly. The Taliban has warned they could die without immediate treatment.
Italy's rescue ship crackdown will cause more deaths - activists
Human rights campaigners condemn Italy's detention of NGO rescue vessels, warning it will lead to increased migrant deaths in the Mediterranean.
Trump's Unhinged Speech: 8 Bizarre Moments
Donald Trump's recent speech was filled with wild claims and outrageous statements. Here are the 8 most unhinged moments that left everyone stunned.
Zelenskyy faces EU backlash over corruption reforms
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's proposed reforms to the country's anti-corruption agency have sparked protests in the EU, raising concerns over Ukraine's commitment to transparency.
Yanukovych found guilty of treason over Crimea annexation
Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has been convicted of treason in absentia for aiding Russia's 2014 Crimea annexation, marking a pivotal moment in Ukraine's pursuit of justice.
Gaza famine crisis deepens amid IDF aid blockade
Humanitarian crisis deepens in Gaza as Israeli military restrictions prevent food and medical supplies from reaching starving civilians, warns UN.
Lammy urges UK to champion justice for Gaza
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls on British ministers to take a stronger stance on justice for Gaza and Palestine, criticising current government policies.
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