S Korea President compares striking doctors to N Korean soldiers
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol sparks outrage after likening striking doctors to 'North Korean soldiers', deepening tensions amid a healthcare crisis.
Category : Diplomacy
Gaza & Ukraine: Why Peace Remains Out of Reach
Despite international efforts, lasting peace in Gaza and Ukraine seems increasingly out of reach. This article explores the complex geopolitical dynamics hindering resolution.
Zelenskyy pushes for faster Ukraine peace talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for intensified peace negotiations as the war with Russia continues, stressing the need for global diplomatic efforts.
John Oliver slams Erie’s moon ad stunt
John Oliver hilariously critiques Erie’s bizarre marketing ploy involving the moon, sparking both amusement and debate on his HBO show.
Joseph Fiennes to play Gareth Southgate in Spitting Image
Hollywood star Joseph Fiennes is set to portray former England manager Gareth Southgate in the upcoming Spitting Image reboot, sparking excitement among fans who can't get over the striking resemblance.
Jonathan Powell's secret Syria peace talks revealed
Exclusive insights into how Jonathan Powell, a key British diplomat, played a pivotal role in negotiating a groundbreaking Syria agreement from within the president's palace.
Gaza aid chaos leaves 100+ dead in desperate food rush
More than 100 Palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured in Gaza as crowds rushed towards aid trucks, marking one of the deadliest incidents in the ongoing conflict.
BBC's Michael McIntyre Show Sparks Phone-In Fee Fury
Viewers of Michael McIntyre's Big Show are furious after being charged premium rates for phone-ins, despite no chance to win. The BBC faces backlash over the controversial segment.
Ukraine Proposes New Peace Talks with Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for fresh peace negotiations with Russia following relentless missile attacks, signalling a potential shift in strategy amid ongoing conflict.
Israeli troops fire on Palestinians in Gaza
Violence escalates as Israeli forces shoot at Palestinians in Gaza, leaving multiple casualties. The incident fuels further unrest in the region.
North Korea's dog meat cooking contest sparks outrage
North Korea has sparked international controversy by hosting a national dog meat cooking competition, defying global animal rights concerns.
IDF fires on Gaza crowds, dozens killed
Israeli forces reportedly fired on large crowds in Gaza, resulting in multiple Palestinian casualties amid escalating tensions. Witnesses describe chaotic scenes as the conflict intensifies.
Rubio pushes to strip visas from Brazilian judges
Senator Marco Rubio pushes to revoke US visas for eight Brazilian judges amid escalating tensions over former President Bolsonaro's legal battles.
Syria accuses Israel of deadly Bedouin village strike
Syria has blamed Israel for an airstrike that killed and injured several people in a predominantly Sunni Bedouin village, escalating tensions in the region.
Ukraine War: Putin's Threats, Trump's Influence, EU Sanctions
As tensions rise in the Ukraine conflict, Putin issues stark warnings, Trump's stance stirs debate, and the EU tightens sanctions. Get the latest updates on this unfolding crisis.
Taiwan accuses China of 'dangerous' airspace violations
Taiwan reports multiple Chinese military aircraft entering its air defence zone, escalating regional tensions as Beijing asserts its territorial claims.
Rwanda accuses Congo of supporting rebel groups
Rwanda has accused the Democratic Republic of Congo of supporting armed groups, heightening regional tensions. The allegations come amid ongoing conflict in eastern Congo.
Tom Kerridge eyes MasterChef hosting role
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge shares his thoughts on potentially hosting MasterChef, revealing he'd be thrilled to take over from Gregg Wallace or John Torode—but doesn't see Andi Oliver as a fit for the role.
Israel-Gaza War Escalates: Hostage Crisis & Syria Strikes
The Israel-Gaza conflict intensifies as tensions spill into Syria, with new developments on hostage negotiations and Netanyahu's hardline policies. Read the latest updates.
British couple detained in Iran sparks Nazanin parallels
A British couple has been detained in Iran under mysterious circumstances, sparking fears of a repeat of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's harrowing experience. Authorities remain tight-lipped as families demand answers.
Syria's new regime faces mounting challenges
As violence surges across Syria, the fledgling government grapples with profound security and humanitarian crises, testing its ability to maintain control.
Trump praises Putin's "genius" Ukraine move
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after praising Vladimir Putin's 'genius' strategy in Ukraine, as EU imposes new sanctions on Russia.
Scott Morrison to testify before US panel on China
Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is set to appear before a US House panel to discuss China's influence in the Indo-Pacific region. Here's why his testimony matters.
Garcia slams Trump's Venezuela and El Salvador remarks
Congressman Robert Garcia criticises Donald Trump's inflammatory comments about Venezuela and El Salvador, calling them 'dangerous and irresponsible'.
Syria-Israel truce agreed after decades, says Russian envoy
A Russian envoy has claimed that Syria and Israel have reached an agreement to end hostilities, marking a potential turning point in their long-standing conflict.
South Sudan refugees flee to Kenya and Rwanda
Escalating violence in South Sudan has led to a mass exodus of civilians seeking refuge in neighbouring Kenya and Rwanda, as political instability continues to grip the nation.
Alex Cullen breaks silence after Channel Nine sacking
Former Channel Nine weather presenter Alex Cullen has spoken out for the first time since his abrupt dismissal, revealing his heartbreak and confusion over the network's decision.
Trump's Israel-Gaza remarks spark outrage
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after making inflammatory comments about Israel's handling of the Gaza conflict and hostage crisis.
Insect Stampede at Beyoncé Concert Disrupts Atlanta MARTA
A Beyoncé concert in Atlanta caused an unexpected stampede—not of fans, but of insects, disrupting MARTA services and leaving commuters stunned.
Haiti ex-president assassinated: Colombian mercenaries involved
Colombian mercenaries implicated in the assassination of Haiti's ex-president Jovenel Moïse, as new evidence sheds light on the brutal attack.
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