Putin Asks Oligarchs to Donate to Russia's Defence Budget
Putin asks oligarchs to donate to Russia's defence budget as invasion of Ukraine continues, with focus on securing Donbas.
Category : Diplomacy
Netanyahu Warns Of Much More Powerful Iran Operation
Netanyahu warns of a much more powerful operation against Iran, Operation Lion’s Roar, in cooperation with the US, targeting nuclear and missile threats.
Eamonn Holmes Thanks Viewers After Missing TRIC Awards Due to Health
Eamonn Holmes thanks viewers after missing TRIC Awards due to health issues, including a recent stroke. He focuses on recovery.
Oman Accuses Israel of Pushing US into ‘Grave Miscalculation’ of Iran War
Oman's foreign minister accuses Israel of pushing the US into a 'grave miscalculation' war with Iran, claiming a nuclear deal was near.
Merz Accuses US of Being 'Humiliated' by Iran in Nuclear Talks
German Chancellor Merz says US is being 'humiliated' by Iran in stalled nuclear talks, as Tehran proposes Hormuz-first ceasefire deal.
Pope Leo Rebukes Trump Over Nuclear Claim
Pope Leo rejects Trump's claim he supports nuclear weapons, calling for truth in political debate amid escalating tensions.
Oil prices could take a year to return to pre-Iran levels even if ceasefire holds, Australian expert
Australian experts warn oil markets may take a year to recover from Iran war, even with ceasefire, due to infrastructure damage and Strait of Hormuz disruption.
BBC Breached Standards Over Baftas Racial Slur, Review Finds
BBC breached editorial standards by broadcasting N-word during Baftas; review finds unintentional but serious mistake in iPlayer delay.
Russia Accuses Trump of 'Boorishness' Over Venezuela Remarks
Russia hits back at Trump's demand to leave Venezuela, calling his remarks 'boorishness on a global scale' amid reported troop deployments.
Jack Whitehall Avoids Political Comedy Over Tory Perception
Jack Whitehall explains why he avoids political comedy, citing his privileged background and the perception that he is a Tory, as he prepares to host SNL.
Badenoch's 'Might Makes Right' Speech Angers Denmark
Kemi Badenoch's interview sparks anger in Denmark as she advocates 'might makes right' foreign policy, drawing line at Greenland.
Starmer Arrives in Gulf After US and Iran Agree Two-Week Ceasefire
PM Starmer visits Gulf after US-Iran two-week ceasefire; discusses sustaining truce and reopening Strait of Hormuz.
Maya Jama and Ruben Dias Split After 18-Month Romance
Love Island host Maya Jama and Man City star Ruben Dias split after 18-month romance, sources confirm.
Czech President Urges Nato to ‘Show Its Teeth’ Over Russian Provocations
Czech President Petr Pavel urges Nato to take firm action against Russian provocations, including asymmetric measures like cutting internet and banking access.
Chicago Brewery Sends 'Da Pope' Beer to Vatican
Chicago brewery sends 'Da Pope' beer to Pope Francis at the Vatican, receives thank-you letter.
Netanyahu Orders Israeli Army to Seize 70% of Gaza Strip, Violating Ceasefire Deal
Netanyahu orders Israeli army to seize 70% of Gaza, violating ceasefire and risking humanitarian catastrophe as Palestinians are squeezed into smaller area.
Starmer Under Fire Over Gaza Stance as Labour Muslim Councillors Demand Ceasefire
Sir Keir Starmer faces pressure from Labour Muslim councillors and MPs over his stance on the Israel-Gaza war, with calls for a ceasefire growing.
China Blocks Meta's $2bn Acquisition of AI Agent Developer Manus
China blocks Meta's $2bn acquisition of AI agent developer Manus, citing regulatory crackdown on US investments in domestic tech firms.
Kim Jong-un Open to Nuclear Talks with US, Recalls 'Fond Memories' of Trump
Kim Jong-un signals openness to US nuclear talks, citing 'fond memories' of Trump, as South Korea's president backs a freeze deal.
Israel Shatters Gaza Ceasefire as Strikes Kill Over 400
Israel ends Gaza ceasefire with strikes killing over 400; Trump-Putin call on Ukraine; US judiciary reshaped; NASA closures warned.
Strictly Host Search: 11 Contenders to Replace Daly and Winkleman
Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman leave Strictly; BBC considers replacements including former contestants, It Takes Two hosts, and professional dancers.
Greg Moriarty Appointed Australia's Next US Ambassador
Greg Moriarty, head of Australia's defence department, appointed as next US ambassador, succeeding Kevin Rudd. He will advance AUKUS deal from April.
Pussycat Dolls Announce 53-Date World Tour for 20th Anniversary
Pussycat Dolls reunite for a 53-date world tour starting June 2025, with only three original members performing.
Moana Live-Action Trailer Sparks Wig Criticism, But Film Won't Change
Dwayne Johnson's wig in live-action Moana trailer draws online mockery, but Disney won't make creative changes; trailer gets 132M views.
BAFTA-Winning Actress Molly Windsor Signs With Anonymous Content
BAFTA-winning actress Molly Windsor, star of Netflix's 'Unchosen', signs with Anonymous Content. She won a BAFTA for 'Three Girls' and was a Breakthrough Brit in 2017.
Zelenskyy Sends Delegation to US to Resume Russia-Ukraine Talks
Zelenskyy sends delegation to US to resume Russia-Ukraine talks; Kremlin hints at new round soon.
Greenland Rejects Trump’s Offer of US Hospital Ship
Greenland and Denmark reject Trump's offer of a US hospital ship, asserting their healthcare system is adequate.
Trump lawyers refuse to hand over financial records to BBC in defamation case
Trump's lawyers reject BBC request for financial records in $10bn defamation case over Panorama documentary on Capitol riots.
King Charles US Visit in Doubt Amid Trump Starmer Row
King Charles's US state visit faces uncertainty amid tensions between PM Starmer and President Trump over trade and defence.
White House accuses UK and Nato allies of turning backs on US over Iran
White House says UK and Nato allies turned backs on US during Iran war, ahead of Trump-Rutte meeting where US exit from alliance discussed.
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