Trump claims Starmer would have surrendered Ukraine
Former US President Donald Trump has accused UK Labour leader Keir Starmer of being weak on Ukraine, while President Zelensky defends Western support.
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UN Warns of 'Hell on Earth' in Gaza Conflict
The United Nations has issued a dire warning about the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with officials describing the situation as 'hell on earth' amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes and Hamas rocket attacks.
Zelensky rejects Trump’s quick Ukraine war claim
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed Donald Trump’s assertion that he could swiftly end the war in Ukraine, calling the claim unrealistic and politically charged.
Latham-Matthews Sydney clash sparks outrage
A heated exchange between former Australian politician Mark Latham and activist Nathalie Matthews in Sydney has gone viral, raising questions about public conduct and political discourse.
Sturgeon & Abbott slammed for 'Orwellian' remarks
Former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and Labour MP Diane Abbott face backlash over controversial comments comparing Russell Brand's situation to 'Orwellian' tactics and Norwich City's football governance.
Farage waves Union Jack in EU Parliament
Nigel Farage caused a stir in Brussels by defiantly waving the Union Jack during a European Parliament session, reigniting debates over Brexit and national identity.
BBC staff urge UK to protect Palestinian journalists
BBC employees have penned a letter to Downing Street, urging the UK government to take stronger action in support of Palestinian journalists facing violence in Gaza.
Israel revokes Australian reps' visas in diplomatic row
Israel's Foreign Minister cancels visas for Australian envoys to the Palestinian Authority, escalating tensions amid ongoing diplomatic disputes.
Trump and Zelensky's Tense Oval Office Meeting Revealed
Exclusive details on the private meeting between former US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office, revealing tensions and diplomacy.
Trump's Ukraine remarks alarm Europe, embolden Putin
Former US President Donald Trump's controversial comments on Ukraine could destabilise Europe and embolden Vladimir Putin, analysts warn.
Trump's name added to US national park signs sparks debate
Former US President Donald Trump's name has been added to signs in several national parks, igniting a heated discussion about political influence on public lands.
'Ending Isolation': A harrowing look at solitary confinement
Explore the harrowing yet enlightening insights from 'Ending Isolation,' a groundbreaking book that delves into the psychological and societal impacts of solitary confinement.
Gen Z influencers boost military recruitment
The US military is leveraging Gen Z social media influencers to attract younger recruits, marking a shift in traditional recruitment strategies.
Israel revokes Australian diplomats' visas
Tensions flare as Israel revokes visas for Australian diplomats amid allegations of support for the Palestinian Authority, sparking a diplomatic standoff.
Putin's Crimea visit sparks Ukraine and Western condemnation
Vladimir Putin's surprise visit to Crimea marks the ninth anniversary of Russia's annexation, drawing sharp criticism from Ukraine and Western nations. The trip underscores ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Guardian forms new US political reporting team
The Guardian announces the launch of a dedicated US political enterprise team to enhance in-depth reporting and analysis ahead of the 2024 elections.
Trump pressures Zelenskyy before EU leaders visit
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly urged Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy to make concessions before key European officials arrived in Washington, raising diplomatic concerns.
Poilievre's election strategy reshapes Canadian politics
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's latest parliamentary manoeuvres signal a dramatic shift in Canada's political landscape ahead of the next federal election.
Trump's relentless war on truth continues
Former US President Donald Trump continues to fuel misinformation, reshaping political discourse and challenging democratic norms. Experts warn of lasting damage to public trust.
AMLO Expands Mexico's Welfare Policies Amid Debate
President López Obrador expands Mexico's welfare policies amid rising debate over their long-term impact. Critics warn of fiscal strain, while supporters hail them as transformative.
Windrush victim allowed back to UK after 28 years
George Lee, a victim of the Windrush scandal, has won his battle to return to the UK after being wrongfully deported nearly three decades ago. His case highlights ongoing injustices faced by the Windrush generation.
Salmond's niece criticises Sturgeon's memoir
Alex Salmond's niece has publicly criticised Nicola Sturgeon's memoir, reigniting tensions within the Scottish political landscape.
US Politicians Block Medical Visas for Gaza Children
Conservative figures Laura Loomer and Marco Rubio oppose medical visas for injured Palestinian children, sparking a heated debate on humanitarian aid and immigration policy.
Tory MPs criticise party's asylum hotel messaging
Conservative MPs voice frustration over the party's handling of asylum seeker accommodations, warning of rising public discontent ahead of elections.
Trump Claims He Could End Ukraine War in 24 Hours
Former US President Donald Trump has boldly claimed he could negotiate peace between Ukraine and Russia within a day if re-elected, but Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky remains sceptical. Discover the details behind this diplomatic tension.
Methanol Poisoning in Laos Kills 17, Blinds Dozens
A tragic incident in Laos involving methanol-laced rice wine has resulted in 17 fatalities and left over 30 people blind, prompting urgent health warnings.
Paddy Power founder slams 'shambolic' betting reforms
Stewart Kenny, co-founder of Paddy Power, has blasted the UK government's proposed betting reforms as 'shambolic' and 'ill-conceived', warning they could devastate the industry.
Russian troops troll Zelensky with US flag on seized vehicle
Russian soldiers displayed a US flag on a seized American armoured vehicle in a provocative stunt targeting Ukrainian President Zelensky, just as he prepares for critical discussions with Donald Trump.
Laos methanol poisoning leaves victims blind
A devastating methanol poisoning incident in Laos has left multiple victims blind, with survivors struggling to cope in the aftermath. Authorities are under pressure to address the crisis.
Sarah Douglas Pays Tribute to Terence Stamp
Superman II actress Sarah Douglas shares a heartfelt message honouring her late co-star Terence Stamp, reminiscing about their time on set and his enduring legacy.
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