Sabrina Carpenter Electrifies Coachella With Headline Set
Sabrina Carpenter headlines Coachella with a theatrical revue, delivering an ambitious set of hits and elaborate staging.
Category : Diplomacy
Israel Objects to Trump's Gaza Peace Board Appointments
Israel objects to Trump's Gaza peace board appointments, citing lack of coordination and policy conflicts.
Trump's Madison Square Garden Rally Stirs Controversy with Racist Remarks
Trump's Madison Square Garden rally features racist remarks and threats, sparking controversy and comparisons to a 1939 Nazi rally.
Davos 2026: Last Chance to Save Old World Order as Trump Dominates
Trump leads largest US delegation to Davos as global leaders confront unravelling world order amid tariff threats and geopolitical tensions.
South Park Creators Mock Trump Outrage
South Park creators respond with humour to White House anger over episode showing naked Donald Trump; reveal behind-the-scenes debates on genital blurring.
Kim Jong-Un's Daughter's Hairstyle Banned in South Korea
South Korea bans Kim Jong-Un's daughter's 'rooster' hairstyle, with offenders facing punishment haircut and labour camp.
Lavrov Suggests Britain Should Drop 'Great' From Its Name
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says Britain should drop 'Great' from its name, calling it the only country to formally call itself 'great'.
'In Gaza, a press vest makes you a target': journalists pay price for reporting on war
At least 166 journalists killed in Gaza war; stories of three media workers killed or injured as ceasefire deal approaches.
Israel Issues Final Evacuation Warning for Gaza City as Hamas Considers Trump Plan Amendments
Israel issues final evacuation warning for Gaza City as Hamas considers amendments to Trump ceasefire plan, with 46 killed in latest strikes.
Gaza Ceasefire in Jeopardy as Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 45
Israeli airstrikes kill at least 45 in Gaza after ceasefire violations alleged; both sides trade blame as truce teeters.
Family of UK Aid Volunteer Killed in Ukraine ‘Disappointed’ by Foreign Office Response
Family of British aid volunteer Annie Lewis Marffy, killed in Ukraine drone strike, criticises Foreign Office over delays in issuing death certificate.
Four Countries Boycott Eurovision 2026 Over Israel's Inclusion
Ireland, Spain, Slovenia and the Netherlands boycott Eurovision 2026 after Israel is cleared to compete, citing the war in Gaza.
Voices from Venezuela: Life After Maduro's Fall
A podcast explores life in Venezuela after Maduro's removal, with reports of US attack, new leadership fragility, and ongoing deprivation.
The Artful Dodger Season 2 Premieres on Disney+ in February 2026
The Artful Dodger returns for season 2 on Disney+ and Hulu from 10 February 2026, with new cast and a dangerous heist.
US revokes Xinhua visa in retaliation for NYT reporter expulsion
US revokes Xinhua visa in retaliation for China expelling NYT reporter Vivian Wang, escalating journalist access dispute.
Brit Awards Debut In Manchester With Madchester Flair
Manchester hosts the Brit awards for the first time, celebrating northern talent and moving beyond London.
Trump Announces 'Project Freedom' to Guide Ships from Strait of Hormuz Amid 'Very Positive' Iran Tal
Trump announces 'Project Freedom' to guide ships from Strait of Hormuz amid 'very positive' Iran talks, but warns of forceful response to interference.
Trump’s Venezuela Drug War: A Political Gambit
Trump's aggressive foreign policy shift follows historical pattern of US presidents becoming more bellicose after successful military actions.
Shinzo Abe's Assassin Apologises to Widow in Japanese Court
Tetsuya Yamagami apologises to Shinzo Abe's widow in court for the first time, expressing deep remorse for the assassination.
British Football Coach Jailed for 25 Years in Dubai Over CBD Vape Oil
British football coach Billy Hood jailed for 25 years in Dubai over CBD vape oil found in his car; claims forced confession.
Hong Kong Issues Arrest Warrants for 19 Overseas Activists
Hong Kong issues arrest warrants for 19 overseas activists accused of subversion under national security law, drawing international condemnation.
Pope Leo's Spain visit a political boost for Sánchez amid corruption scandals
Pope Leo XIV's Spain visit boosts PM Sánchez, highlighting migration alignment amid corruption scandals and political polarisation.
Rapper Pete Bowditch 'pronounced dead on stage' announces US tour after recovery
70-year-old rapper Pete Bowditch, who collapsed on stage in Chicago, shares recovery video from hospital and announces US tour.
Kushner’s Dual Role as Envoy and Fundraiser Amid Conflicts
Jared Kushner acts as Trump’s envoy while seeking billions for his firm from foreign governments, raising conflict-of-interest concerns.
Melania Trump's Letter to Putin Avoids Mention of Abducted Ukrainian Children
Melania Trump's letter to Putin avoids direct mention of abducted Ukrainian children, despite White House claims. The vague letter speaks of children's dreams and innocence.
Black Paint and Blank Screens: China Forces Censorship of Hong Kong and Uyghur Art
China pressures Thailand to censor art exhibition featuring Tibetan, Uyghur and Hong Kong artists, sparking international outcry.
Yvette Cooper Raises Jimmy Lai Case During China Visit
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper raised Jimmy Lai's case in China, vowed to continue pressing for his release, and discussed human rights and AI safety.
Al Jazeera Cameraman Killed in Israeli Strike on Gaza
Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah killed in Israeli strike on Gaza, among at least 260 journalists dead since October 2023.
Venezuela Suspends Deportation Flights After Trump Airspace Warning
Venezuela suspends deportation flights after Trump warns of closing airspace, calling it a colonialist threat.
Pope Leo XIV Brings Hope to Cameroon Amid Conflict and Crisis
Pope Leo XIV visits Cameroon amid separatist conflict and humanitarian crisis, bringing hope for peace and healing to affected communities.
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