British Council Madrid Building Sale Sparks Staff Anger and Protests
British Council's Madrid building sale sparks staff protests over cuts to repay £197m Covid debt, with no-confidence letters and accusations of poor leadership.
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Zelenskyy's Chief of Staff Yermak Resigns Amid Corruption Probe
Andriy Yermak resigns after anti-corruption searches at his home as part of a nuclear energy kickback scandal.
Iran offers nuclear monitoring in exchange for sanctions relief, says foreign minister
Iran's foreign minister offers nuclear monitoring for sanctions relief, warns Europe against snapback of UN sanctions, and criticises European powers for facilitating US policy.
Air Force One Returns to Washington After Electrical Fault, Delays Trump's Davos Trip
Trump's Air Force One turned back due to minor electrical issue. He boarded another plane to continue to World Economic Forum in Davos.
Australian Activists Allege IDF Brutality During Gaza Flotilla Interception
Australian activists allege IDF brutality during Gaza flotilla interception, including beatings, sexual assault and torture, while Israel denies claims.
Jessi and Jordan Ngatikaura still together after rough patch, confirms Instagram post
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives stars Jessi and Jordan Ngatikaura are still together after a rocky period, as confirmed by a recent Instagram reel.
Gaza ceasefire falters as fresh Israeli strikes kill dozens
Israel launches deadly airstrikes on Gaza after alleging Hamas ceasefire violations, killing at least 45 as truce frays.
Son fears for British couple detained in Iran as embassy closes
Son raises concerns for British couple detained in Iran as UK embassy closes amid deadly protests and overcrowded jail conditions.
Qatar Accuses Netanyahu of Sabotaging Gaza Truce Talks
Qatar accuses Netanyahu of obstructing Gaza mediation after leaked recordings; at least 20 killed in aid distribution strike.
Israel Intercepts Gaza Aid Flotilla Near Crete, Detains Activists
Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla near Crete, detains 175 activists in what organisers call a 'violent raid'. Turkey, Italy condemn action.
Ecuadorian drug lord 'Pipo' captured in Spain years after faking his own death
Ecuadorian drug lord Wilmer Chavarria, who faked his death in 2021, arrested in Spain. He leads Los Lobos gang linked to assassinations and cocaine trafficking.
Israeli Forces Enter 'Heart of Khan Younis' as Assault Intensifies
Israeli forces enter Khan Younis in intensified Gaza assault; humanitarian crisis deepens; US voices disquiet and imposes visa bans on settler violence.
Kim Jong Un Threatens to 'Completely Destroy' South Korea but Leaves Door Open for US Talks
Kim Jong Un threatens to destroy South Korea but leaves door open for US talks, calling for end to 'hostile' policies.
Taiwan scrambles jets after China's second combat patrol
Taiwan scrambles jets and ships as China conducts second combat patrol near the island within a week, amid heightened tensions.
Thailand Accuses Cambodia of 'Flagrant Violation' of Fragile Ceasefire
Thailand accuses Cambodia of violating fragile border ceasefire with overnight attack, despite prior truce agreement.
King Charles III Becomes First British Monarch to Address French Senate
King Charles III addresses French Senate, praises late Queen's bond with France, discusses Ukraine and climate change. First British monarch to speak on Senate floor.
Five Iranian women footballers granted humanitarian visas in Australia
Five Iranian women footballers granted humanitarian visas in Australia after fears of punishment for not singing national anthem. PM Albanese offers help to others.
UAE secretly attacked Iran, raising risk of Gulf war
UAE secretly launched a strike on Iran, increasing the risk of Gulf states being drawn into war with Tehran amid a fragile ceasefire.
Indonesia to Repatriate Two Elderly Dutch Drug Traffickers After Decade in Prison
Indonesia will repatriate two elderly Dutch drug traffickers, Siegfried Mets and Ali Tokman, after over a decade in prison on humanitarian grounds.
Australian ISIS Fighter Khaled Sharrouf May Have Survived Drone Strike, Report Says
Report says no evidence Australian ISIS fighter Khaled Sharrouf died in Syria drone strike, but Mohamed Elomar's death confirmed via US images.
Reeves Leads Saudi Trade Mission Amid Human Rights Scrutiny
Rachel Reeves leads trade mission to Saudi Arabia to boost UK-Gulf trade, facing human rights concerns as she seeks a GCC deal worth £1.6bn annually.
Zelenskyy says Russia intensifying attacks as US-Ukraine talks conclude
Zelenskyy says Russia is intensifying attacks as US-Ukraine talks in Florida end with reported progress, while he voices concern over Iran conflict diverting focus.
Rubio Says US 'Very Upset' with NATO Allies Over Iran Conflict
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticises NATO allies for lack of support during the Iran war, highlighting tensions with UK and Spain over base access.
Kenya High Court Blocks Police Deployment to Haiti, Leaving Mission in Limbo
Kenya's High Court blocks police deployment to Haiti, throwing UN-backed mission into uncertainty amid escalating gang violence.
Dutch King Apologises For Slavery In Suriname Visit
Dutch King Willem-Alexander apologises for slavery during first royal visit to Suriname in 50 years, vowing to confront painful history.
Mexico Probes Possible Breach of Constitution After CIA Agents Die in Drug Raid
Mexico investigates two US CIA agents killed in car crash after drug lab raid, amid constitutional concerns and tensions with Trump.
UK Formally Recognises Palestinian State
UK formally recognises Palestinian state based on 1967 borders, aiming to revive two-state solution amid Gaza crisis.
Trump Rejects Putin’s Offer to Extend New START Nuclear Treaty
Trump rejects Putin's offer to extend New START nuclear treaty, calling for a new deal. Risks of arms race and nuclear use highlighted.
Love Island All Stars 2026: Ciaran Davies and Samie Elishi Crowned Winners
Love Island All Stars 2026 winners Ciaran Davies and Samie Elishi take £50k amid bullying complaints.
Trump Travel Ban Could Disrupt World Cup Fan and Athlete Travel, State Department Says Support Expec
Trump travel ban expands to 19 countries; State Dept says World Cup fans support it. Athlete exceptions unclear for Club World Cup, Gold Cup, and P-1 visas.
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