Netanyahu Orders Total Siege of Gaza: 'No Electricity, No Food'
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu announces a total blockade of Gaza, cutting off essential supplies in response to Hamas attacks, escalating tensions in the region.
Category : Politics
Georgia Gov. Kemp subpoenaed in Trump election probe
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has been ordered to testify before a special grand jury investigating alleged election interference by former President Donald Trump.
Penny Wong: 'No Palestine Left' Without Two-State Solution
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong issues a stark warning that Palestine may vanish without global backing for a two-state solution, urging immediate diplomatic action.
UK rejects tougher gun laws after Keyham shooting
The UK government has ruled out stricter firearm regulations following the Keyham mass shooting, sparking debate over public safety and gun control.
Jo Stevens urges stronger UK-Wales Brexit cooperation
Shadow Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens highlights the need for enhanced cooperation between Wales and Westminster to tackle post-Brexit challenges and economic pressures.
Starmer faces backlash over French car use
Labour leader Keir Starmer under fire for using a French-made Citroën car while advocating for stricter UK transport policies. Critics question his commitment to British industry.
Labour MP slams 'worst town in Scotland' comment
Labour's Chris Bryant condemns Ian Murray's description of Cumbernauld as the 'worst town in Scotland', sparking a heated debate on political rhetoric and respect for communities.
Rayner faces tax scrutiny amid minimum wage push
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner is under fire again over her historical tax arrangements as she campaigns for a higher minimum wage. Critics question her credibility on workers' rights.
Epstein files reveal new Trump allegations
Newly released court documents reveal shocking allegations connecting Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring, reigniting scrutiny over their past association.
Farage's unevidenced asylum claims stir controversy
Nigel Farage faces backlash after making unevidenced claims about asylum seekers, sparking debate on immigration rhetoric in the UK.
Trump most influential president? Data guru's claim sparks debate
A former Trump campaign data analyst makes bold claims about the 45th president's influence, sparking debate among political experts and statisticians.
Albanese's migration plan sparks urgent warnings
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's plan to increase Australia's migrant intake has drawn sharp criticism, with experts warning of potential strains on housing and infrastructure.
Farage Denies Pledge to Ban Trans Inmates from Women's Prisons
Nigel Farage clarifies his stance on trans inmates in women's prisons, sparking debate on prison reform and transgender rights in the UK.
UK tightens gun laws with stricter checks for owners
The UK government introduces tougher regulations for gun owners, including enhanced background checks and stricter storage rules, aiming to improve public safety.
Harris Steps Up as Biden Faces Withdrawal Pressure
Vice President Kamala Harris took centre stage in Michigan as calls grow for President Biden to step aside, signalling a potential shift in Democratic leadership ahead of the election.
Jessie J targeted for sharing Hamas hostage footage
Singer Jessie J faces backlash after revealing distressing footage of a Hamas hostage forced to dig their own grave. The emotional post has sparked controversy online.
Democrats eye Roy Cooper for 2026 Senate run
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper emerges as a top Democratic recruit for the 2026 Senate race, signalling early moves in a battle for control of Congress.
Trump proposes abortions at VA hospitals
Former US President Donald Trump has suggested permitting abortions in Veterans Affairs hospitals, sparking fierce debate among veterans and political groups.
Washington Post under fire for Capehart's controversial column
The Washington Post is under fire after columnist Jonathan Capehart's recent piece sparked outrage, leading to accusations of bias and calls for accountability.
George Santos exposes 'horrific' prison bathroom conditions
Disgraced politician George Santos reveals harrowing conditions in prison, detailing unsanitary bathroom horrors and pleading for public support in a dramatic letter.
Trump admin bars trans athletes from US sports visas
The Trump administration has introduced a new policy preventing transgender athletes from entering the US on sports visas, sparking controversy and debate over inclusivity in sports.
Bolsonaro faces house arrest in Brazil Supreme Court ruling
Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro faces house arrest following a Supreme Court decision, marking a dramatic turn in the country's political landscape.
UK-France migrant deal: New measures to stop Channel crossings
The UK and France have agreed on a new multi-million-pound deal to combat illegal Channel crossings, focusing on enhanced surveillance and stricter enforcement.
Brazil Court Upholds Bolsonaro Election Ban
Brazil's Supreme Court has upheld a ruling barring former President Jair Bolsonaro from running for public office until 2030 due to election misconduct. The decision comes amid ongoing political tensions in the country.
UK to return small boats to France after EU approval
The UK is set to start returning small boats carrying migrants to France within days, following the EU's green light on the controversial policy aimed at curbing Channel crossings.
Cooper urges stronger UK-France ties on immigration
Labour's Yvette Cooper calls for enhanced UK-France cooperation on immigration and security, criticising current government policies as ineffective.
UK-France migrant deal expires in 11 months
The UK's agreement with France to tackle small boat crossings is due to expire in less than a year, as the Home Office prepares to launch a new scheme this week.
Iran asks Taliban to help target British spies
Exclusive report reveals Iran's alarming request to the Taliban for a 'kill list' of British spies, leveraging a compromised UK database exposing MI6 agents and special forces.
Confederate statue restored in DC amid protests
A Confederate monument honouring Albert Pike has been reinstalled in Washington DC, sparking fresh debates over historical memory and racial justice in America.
Texas issues arrest warrants for fleeing Democrats
Texas authorities have signed arrest warrants for Democratic lawmakers following a controversial private jet stunt, as officials reveal some legislators fled with their children to avoid voting on a contentious bill.
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