Australia-Philippines Defence Deal Amid China Tensions
Australia and the Philippines have signed a new defence agreement to enhance military cooperation, as regional tensions with China escalate over disputed waters.
Category : Politics
UK troops could deploy to Ukraine if ceasefire fails
Britain's Defence Secretary has signalled that UK forces could be sent to Ukraine if a ceasefire agreement collapses, as global tensions rise ahead of potential Trump-Putin negotiations.
Sonic boom shakes Essex, Suffolk and Kent
Residents across Essex, Suffolk, and Kent were startled by a loud sonic boom caused by an RAF Typhoon jet responding to an unresponsive aircraft.
Putin's secret North Korea pact revealed
Vladimir Putin has reportedly signed a covert agreement with North Korea, raising global concerns over military cooperation and geopolitical tensions.
CNN pollster's shocking Trump approval rating analysis
Renowned CNN polling analyst Harry Enten delivers a bombshell report on Donald Trump's approval ratings, revealing unexpected trends ahead of the next election cycle.
Explosion hits Russian military base in Syzran
A massive explosion has struck a Russian military base in Syzran, marking a bold escalation in Ukraine's covert operations deep inside Russian territory. The blast, which targeted a key training facility for drone operators, highlights Kyiv's growing abil
Starmer's Liverpool match day drama revealed
Labour leader Keir Starmer faced unexpected chaos during his visit to Liverpool, sparking debates and fan reactions. Here's the inside story.
Migrant surge in Balearics raises Europe gateway fears
A sudden surge in migrant arrivals to Spain's Balearic Islands has raised concerns that the archipelago could become a new entry point for irregular migration into Europe.
Healey: Farage echoes Putin on Ukraine
Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey has slammed Nigel Farage for allegedly parroting Vladimir Putin's rhetoric on Ukraine, sparking a heated political debate.
Met Chief Urges Clarity on Pro-Palestine Protests
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley calls for clarity from Home Secretary Yvette Cooper on handling pro-Palestine demonstrations, as concerns grow over public safety and free speech.
Abbott Calls Special Session to Redraw Texas Electoral Maps
Governor Greg Abbott has summoned a special legislative session in Texas to address electoral map redistricting, sparking debate over voter representation and partisan fairness.
DC police foil alleged Trump-linked takeover plot
Washington DC police have reportedly thwarted a conspiracy involving former President Donald Trump’s allies attempting to seize control of key institutions. Read the explosive revelations.
Texas and California redistricting battles heat up
As Texas and California prepare for redistricting, Democrats and Republicans clash over gerrymandering tactics that could influence control of Congress.
Russia’s USSR Sweatshirt & 'Chicken Kyiv' Trolling Before Summit
Ahead of a crucial diplomatic summit in Alaska, Russia has escalated its trolling tactics with symbolic gestures mocking Ukraine and the West. Here's what it means.
Labour councillor cleared of violent disorder charges
Suspended Labour councillor Ricky Jones has been found not guilty of encouraging violent disorder, following a high-profile court case.
California to redraw maps in response to Texas plan
Governor Gavin Newsom announces California's bold strategy to counter Texas' controversial electoral redistricting plan, potentially reshaping the political landscape ahead of the next election cycle.
Watchdog slams police tactics at Gaza protests
The UK's human rights watchdog has raised serious concerns over excessive police force during recent pro-Palestine demonstrations, calling for urgent reforms.
Mali junta arrests generals in coup plot probe
Mali's military government has detained several high-ranking generals and a French citizen over suspicions of a coup attempt, escalating political instability in the region.
Trump-Putin secret Alaska meeting shocks world
Former US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin met unexpectedly in Anchorage, Alaska, sparking global speculation over discussions on the Ukraine war and European security.
RAF Typhoons intercept Russian jets near UK
RAF Typhoon fighter jets were urgently deployed from Lossiemouth to intercept Russian military aircraft approaching UK airspace, marking another tense encounter amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Healey visits Faslane naval base in defence review
Defence Secretary John Healey made his first official visit to the Faslane naval base, home to the UK's nuclear deterrent, as part of a broader strategic defence review.
Man missing after falling from boat in Portsmouth
A man is missing after falling from a boat in Portsmouth Harbour, sparking a major search operation by emergency services.
Charity boss accuses Jenrick of xenophobia in BBC row
A refugee charity leader accuses Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick of stoking fear and anger over the small boats crisis in a heated BBC debate.
Police issue update on Westminster terror attack
Counter-terror police have released fresh CCTV images of a suspect linked to the Westminster terror attack, urging the public to come forward with any information.
King Charles Leads VJ Day 80th Anniversary Commemoration
The King and Queen joined veterans and dignitaries in London to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory over Japan Day, honouring the sacrifices of those who served in the Far East during WWII.
Lavrov: Russia Could Legally Reclaim Alaska from US
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has sparked controversy by suggesting Russia could legally reclaim Alaska from the US, citing historical treaties. The remarks come amid heightened tensions between Moscow and Washington.
SNP's Regan proposes scrapping Edinburgh Christian holiday
Former SNP leadership candidate Ash Regan has ignited debate by proposing to replace Edinburgh's traditional Christian holiday with a 'winter festival', citing inclusivity concerns.
Taliban: 'We Answer Only to God'
The Taliban asserts its authority comes directly from God, dismissing calls for inclusivity as it tightens control over Afghanistan.
Police facial recognition sparks civil liberties debate
The UK police's use of live facial recognition technology raises serious concerns over privacy and racial bias, as highlighted by Shaun Thompson's case.
The Power of Female Friendships
Frieda Hughes explores the irreplaceable bond of female friendships and why they are crucial in today's world.
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