Diplomat James Roscoe Leaves Washington Post Amid Leak Inquiry
James Roscoe, interim UK ambassador to US, leaves post amid leak investigation; had been honoured by King Charles weeks earlier.
Category : Diplomacy
UK Warns Russia Risking Armed Confrontation with NATO Over Airspace Violations
UK warns Russia risks armed confrontation with NATO over airspace violations; Moldova detains 74 in alleged Russia-backed plot.
Trump Bars South Africa From 2026 G20 Summit
Trump bars South Africa from 2026 G20 summit in Florida, escalating diplomatic row over false claims of white persecution.
Eurovision Turns 70 in Vienna Amid Political Boycotts
Eurovision's 70th edition in Vienna faces political boycotts over Israel's participation, with Australia and Finland among favourites.
Iranian Elite Accused of Hypocrisy as Children Live in West
Iranian elite accused of hypocrisy as their children live in the West amid regime crackdown and economic misery at home.
Suzy Amis Cameron Champions Sustainable Fashion from Red Carpet to High Street
Suzy Amis Cameron expands Red Carpet Green Dress into affordable sustainable fashion, partnering for vegan shoes and online clothing lines.
US Lawmakers Move to Block Trump's Tariffs on European Allies Over Greenland
US lawmakers from both parties move to block Trump's tariffs on European allies over Greenland purchase push, with some Republicans breaking ranks.
Apprentice 2026 Finalists Revealed After Gruelling Interviews
The Apprentice 2026 final five face interviews after global tasks. One candidate seeks Lord Sugar's mentorship for their student recruitment business.
Brazilian Court Bars Lula from Presidential Election
Brazil's top electoral court bars jailed ex-president Lula from October's election, defying UN request. He will appeal.
Stars Petition To Close Texas ICE Detention Facility
Celebrities including Pedro Pascal and Natasha Lyonne sign petition to close Dilley immigration detention center in Texas, citing child abuse allegations.
Afghans Who Fled Taliban to UK Face Homelessness Before Christmas
Over 1,000 Afghans who worked for UK face homelessness after Home Office sets 15 December deadline to leave hotels.
Duchess of Edinburgh Returns to DR Congo to Support Sexual Violence Survivors
Duchess of Edinburgh visits DR Congo to support survivors of conflict-related sexual violence, hearing harrowing stories and highlighting the weaponisation of rape.
Pacific Islands Back Israel Amid Gaza War Censure
Pacific Islands provide vital UN support for Israel amid Gaza war censure, driven by religious ties and strategic alignment.
British Woman Detained in Dubai Over Swear Word in WhatsApp Message
British woman detained in Dubai after flatmate reports her for a swear word in a WhatsApp message during a lockdown argument.
Russian Orthodox Church in Amsterdam Severs Ties with Moscow Over Ukraine War
Russian Orthodox church in Amsterdam splits with Moscow patriarchate over Ukraine invasion, seeking to join Constantinople.
Irish PM Faces Diplomatic Minefield Ahead of St Patrick's Day Visit to Trump
Irish PM Micheál Martin faces diplomatic challenges ahead of St Patrick's Day visit to Trump amid tensions over foreign policy, tax, and immigration.
US Deploys 200 Troops to Israel to Support Gaza Ceasefire
US sends 200 troops to Israel to support Gaza ceasefire, establish coordination centre for aid and monitoring.
Green Day's Anti-Trump Stance Ahead of Super Bowl Performance
Green Day, longtime Trump critics, will perform at the 2026 Super Bowl opening ceremony, potentially stirring controversy with their anti-MAGA stance.
Germany Stands Firm Against Trump as NATO Strains Deepen
Germany's Merz challenges Trump over Iran attack, sparking troop withdrawal threats and deepening NATO strains.
Trump's Board of Peace Logo Sparks Controversy
Trump's Board of Peace faces controversy as key allies decline to join, citing concerns over his sweeping powers and potential rivalry with the UN.
Nobel Institute Rejects Machado's Offer to Share Peace Prize with Trump
Nobel Institute rejects María Corina Machado's offer to share peace prize with Donald Trump, stating award cannot be revoked, shared, or transferred.
Hamas Handover: Body Not a Hostage, Israel Says
Israel says one of four bodies from Hamas is not a hostage; Gaza hospital reports Palestinian remains arrived cuffed.
Trump Ally Roger Stone Arrested in Mueller Probe, Wants UK Officials Prosecuted Over Leaks
Roger Stone, Trump ally, arrested on seven counts in Mueller probe over WikiLeaks email leaks; denies charges and criticises arrest.
Iran to Become First Country to Play World Cup Match on Soil of Host Nation at War
Iran faces New Zealand in Los Angeles amid US hostilities, visa issues, and ideological battles over team representation.
Trump Heads to Middle East as Gaza Hostage Release Expected Monday
Trump heads to Middle East as Gaza hostage release expected Monday; declares war over, attends peace summit in Egypt.
Kanye West UK Ban Upheld Over Hate Speech Concerns
UK minister Bridget Phillipson says Kanye West should be barred from Wireless festival over antisemitic remarks, as PM Starmer and MPs urge entry ban.
Bulgaria Wins Eurovision 2026, UK Finishes Last
Bulgaria wins Eurovision 2026 with Dara's Bangaranga; UK finishes last amid five-nation boycott over Israel's participation.
US General Denies Military Plans For Cuba Takeover
US General Francis Donovan denies military preparations for Cuba takeover, despite Trump's comments. Southern Command not rehearsing invasion.
US Archivist Ousted After Refusing to Give Eisenhower's Sword to King Charles
Eisenhower Library director Todd Arrington ousted after resisting Trump administration's request to give a sword to King Charles III.
Putin's Propaganda Masks Russia's Strategic Weakness, Says Guardian Editorial
Guardian editorial argues Putin's strongman image hides strategic weakness, with Trump shifting stance after Putin refused quick Ukraine deal.
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