Israeli Minister Sparks Fury With Video of Detained Gaza Flotilla Activists
Israeli minister Ben-Gvir's video of abusing detained Gaza flotilla activists sparks global condemnation from UK, US, EU, Australia, NZ.
Category : Diplomacy
Trump Officials Accused of Spreading Falsehoods After Fatal Shooting of Nurse Alex Pretti
Trump officials made false claims after federal officers shot nurse Alex Pretti, saying he was an assassin; video shows he had a phone.
Trump Rejects Putin's Offer to Relocate Iran's Uranium to Russia
Donald Trump rejected Vladimir Putin's proposal to move Iran's enriched uranium to Russia to end US-Israel war against Tehran, Axios reports.
ICC convicts Janjaweed leader for Darfur war crimes
ICC convicts Janjaweed commander Ali Kushayb for war crimes in Darfur; first such conviction for the region. Sentencing pending.
US and Iran Exchange Strikes as Ceasefire Nears Collapse
US launches new airstrikes on Iran after Trump vows to 'hit them hard again', as ceasefire appears close to collapse amid missile strikes and oil crisis.
Starmer urged to restrict US use of UK bases after Trump’s ‘dangerous’ Iran threats
Pressure mounts on Starmer to limit US access to UK bases after Trump’s threat to destroy civilisation if Iran ignores demands.
Tess Daly Returns to TV Alongside Husband Vernon Kay on The One Show After Strictly Exit
Tess Daly returns to TV hosting The One Show with husband Vernon Kay, marking her first role since leaving Strictly Come Dancing after 21 years.
Britons on death row and life sentence in Indonesia to be repatriated to UK
Two British prisoners in Indonesia, including a woman on death row for drugs, to be repatriated under UK-Indonesia agreement.
Putin denies using body doubles despite security offers
Putin denies using body doubles, admits offers were made during Chechen conflict. He remains in power until 2024 with speculation over future role.
Trump Accuses Xi, Putin and Kim of 'Conspiring' Against US After Military Parade
Trump accuses Xi, Putin and Kim of conspiring against the US after a military parade in Beijing marking the 80th anniversary of Japan's defeat.
Amanda Holden urges Strictly boss to pick 'left-field' host, suggests Ashley Roberts
Amanda Holden tells Strictly boss to avoid 'boring' replacements for Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, suggesting Ashley Roberts as a left-field choice.
Amnesty accuses Sudan's RSF of crimes against humanity in El Fasher
Amnesty International report accuses Sudan's RSF of crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing in El Fasher, with evidence of war crimes and persecution.
US Launches Multi-Day Air Drills in Middle East Amid Iran Standoff
US holds multi-day air exercises in Middle East as aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln deploys amid tensions with Iran over protest crackdown.
Iranian TV Anchor Breaks Down Announcing Khamenei's Death After Air Strikes
Iranian TV anchor sobs live on air announcing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's death in US-Israeli air strikes; IRGC threatens revenge.
French Navy Intercepts Russian Oil Tanker in Mediterranean
French navy intercepts Russian tanker Grinch in Mediterranean, suspected of being part of shadow fleet evading sanctions.
Trump claims India will end Russian oil imports, calls it 'bit of a process'
Trump says Modi pledged India will stop Russian oil imports as EU pushes G7 on frozen assets and Ukraine faces energy cuts.
Far-Right Israeli Politician Simcha Rothman Banned from Australia
Far-right Israeli MK Simcha Rothman denied entry to Australia ahead of solidarity tour; minister cites hate speech concerns.
Michael Reagan, eldest son of Ronald Reagan, dies at 80
Michael Reagan, conservative commentator and eldest son of Ronald Reagan, has died at 80.
Israel Strikes Hamas Officials in Qatar Amid Ceasefire Talks
Israel strikes Hamas officials in Qatar, killing six; US and UK criticise action as peace efforts falter.
King's Banquet Serves Trump-Inspired 'Alliance' Cocktail
King Charles III served a Trump-inspired 'Alliance' cocktail and a custom menu at a state banquet for US President Donald Trump at Buckingham Palace.
German Auction House Cancels Holocaust Artefact Sale After Outcry
German auction house cancels sale of Holocaust artefacts after outcry from survivors group and Polish foreign minister.
Love Island's Ope Sowande Was Strictly Backing Dancer
Love Island's Ope Sowande previously appeared as a backing dancer on Strictly Come Dancing and hopes to compete on the show in future.
Trump likens Starmer to Neville Chamberlain in Iran war dispute
Trump compares UK PM Starmer to Neville Chamberlain over refusal to back Iran airstrikes, heightening transatlantic tensions.
Palestinian Ambassador Demands Better Security After London Embassy Targeted
Palestinian ambassador Husam Zomlot demands better security after masked men target London embassy with pro-Israel stickers and flags.
Tehran billboard warns US against military strike
Iran unveils mural in Tehran warning the US against military strike, with slogan 'If you sow the wind, you will reap the whirlwind.'
Trump Hosts Separate White House Meetings with Zelenskyy and Netanyahu
Trump meets Zelenskyy and Netanyahu at White House; discusses air defence, Iran, and diplomacy amid strained ties and domestic pressures.
Trump Requests Delay to China Visit Amid Iran Conflict
Trump delays China visit due to Iran war; asks Beijing to help secure Strait of Hormuz. Trade talks continue.
Trump Confirms US Armada Heading to Middle East as Iran Protest Death Toll Exceeds 5,000
Trump confirms US armada heading to Middle East as Iran protest death toll exceeds 5,000, with UN condemnation and UK jet deployment.
Trump's Meandering Position on UK Chagos Islands Deal
US President Donald Trump has repeatedly shifted his position on the UK's Chagos Islands deal, granting and withdrawing support.
Trump says US to run Venezuela after capturing Maduro
US forces capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro; Trump says America will temporarily run the country, sparking international condemnation.
Page 16 of 208