Pub-goer's Guinness survives table flip in viral clip
A pub customer's quick reflexes saved his pint of Guinness when a table suddenly flipped over, capturing the incredible moment on camera.
Category : Diplomacy
EU condemns Zelensky over Kyiv protests
The European Union has condemned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's handling of mass protests in Kyiv following the signing of a contentious anti-corruption bill, raising concerns over democratic freedoms.
Greece Protests Escalate Over Gaza Conflict
Thousands gather in Athens to protest Israel's military actions in Gaza, as Greece's government faces pressure to take a stronger stance.
Trump's China-Japan remarks spark diplomatic tensions
Former US President Donald Trump has made headlines with his inflammatory comments about China and Japan, raising concerns over international relations and economic stability.
Israel accused of starvation tactics in Gaza
Leading humanitarian organisations accuse Israel of using starvation as a weapon in Gaza, calling for urgent international intervention to prevent a catastrophic humanitarian crisis.
Ukraine corruption scandal deepens amid Russian pressure
Amid rising tensions, Ukraine grapples with corruption allegations while Russia capitalises on political instability. Latest updates on the crisis.
Israel-Gaza War Escalates: Netanyahu Vows to Continue Offensive
Tensions in the Middle East reach new heights as Israel intensifies its military campaign in Gaza, while humanitarian aid faces severe delays. Latest updates on the conflict.
Lammy urges stronger UK ties with Middle East, Balkans, Asia
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls for enhanced diplomatic engagement with key global regions to bolster UK's international standing.
100+ dead in Gaza food aid chaos amid Israeli blockade
More than 100 Palestinians have died in Gaza while scrambling for food aid, as Israel's blockade exacerbates famine conditions. Witnesses report Israeli forces opening fire on desperate crowds.
Netherlands proposes global court alliance on climate, rights
The Netherlands has proposed a groundbreaking alliance between international courts to strengthen global justice on climate change and human rights issues.
Zelensky rejects Putin's peace ultimatum
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky dismisses Vladimir Putin's demands for peace talks, calling them an 'ultimatum' as fighting intensifies in eastern Ukraine. Read the latest developments.
Taiwan activists exploit recall system against pro-China candidates
Campaigners in Taiwan are using a unique recall mechanism to challenge pro-China politicians, shaking up the island's political landscape amid rising tensions with Beijing.
Ukraine protests as Zelenskyy weakens anti-corruption laws
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces public backlash after signing a law that critics say undermines anti-corruption efforts, leading to widespread demonstrations across the country.
UN Chief Condemns Gaza, Ukraine, and Pakistan Conflicts
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has issued a stark warning over escalating global conflicts, including Gaza, Ukraine, and political unrest in Pakistan, while also addressing Donald Trump's legal battles.
Trump's Hamas comments draw State Department rebuke
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after suggesting Hamas should be given 'a chance' to govern Gaza, drawing sharp criticism from the State Department.
Ukraine protests erupt over Zelensky's anti-corruption bill
Thousands take to the streets across Ukraine as President Zelensky signs a divisive anti-corruption bill, sparking nationwide unrest and political tension.
Starmer and Wiegman lead UK delegation to Geneva
Labour leader Keir Starmer and England women's football manager Sarina Wiegman join forces in Geneva for high-profile discussions on international collaboration.
AFP calls for evacuation of Gaza freelancers
The AFP news agency has called on Israel to allow the evacuation of its freelance contributors in Gaza, citing safety concerns amid escalating conflict.
Syrian refugees in Oklahoma long for Golan Heights return
A group of Syrian refugees in Oklahoma express their desire to return to the Golan Heights, highlighting the complex realities of displacement and the enduring hope for peace in their homeland.
Irish PM condemns Gaza 'atrocities', UN urges ceasefire
Micheál Martin accuses Israel of 'clear violations of international law' in Gaza, while UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges an end to the violence.
Gaza Starvation Crisis Sparks International Outrage
As malnutrition soars in Gaza amid Israeli restrictions, David Lammy condemns the humanitarian crisis and calls for urgent action.
El Salvador-Venezuela prisoner swap sparks controversy
El Salvador and Venezuela have agreed to a high-profile prisoner exchange, including a top gang leader, raising eyebrows over diplomatic motives and security implications.
Stephen Colbert backlash: Is late-night TV changing?
Stephen Colbert's recent comments spark outrage, leading to calls for his cancellation. Is this the end of his late-night dominance?
Rocky statue stolen from Stallone's hometown
A bronze statue of Rocky Balboa, the iconic movie character played by Sylvester Stallone, has been stolen from his hometown in Massachusetts, sparking a police investigation.
UN warns Gaza could face famine by May
The United Nations has issued a dire warning that Gaza could face famine by May if Israel continues restricting aid. Over 1.1 million Palestinians are already experiencing catastrophic hunger.
Trump withdraws US from 'woke' UNESCO
Former President Donald Trump has pulled the US out of UNESCO, citing concerns over 'woke' diversity and inclusion policies. The move reignites debates on America's role in global institutions.
US officially leaves UNESCO under Trump administration
The US officially exits UNESCO under Trump's administration, citing bias and financial concerns. Explore the implications for international relations.
British elderly detained by Taliban—family fears worst
An elderly British couple, arrested by the Taliban without charge, face deteriorating health in custody as their family pleads for urgent intervention.
Israel bombs WHO Gaza facilities amid global outcry
Israeli airstrikes have targeted WHO medical facilities in Gaza, sparking international outrage as civilian casualties rise.
US Withdraws from UNESCO Under Trump’s Directive
The United States has formally exited UNESCO, marking another step in its retreat from multilateral institutions under the Trump administration. Explore the implications for international relations and cultural heritage.
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