Japan Marks 78 Years Since Hiroshima and Nagasaki Bombings
Japan solemnly commemorated the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, with survivors urging global leaders to abolish nuclear weapons.
Category : Diplomacy
Moldova sentences Gagauzia leader amid political crisis
Yevgenia Gutsul, the controversial leader of Moldova's autonomous region Gagauzia, has been sentenced amid rising political tensions. Discover the implications for Moldova's fragile stability.
King Charles Honors Slain 'King of the Hill' Voice Actor
King Charles III pays tribute to Johnny Hardwick, the beloved voice actor behind Dale Gribble in 'King of the Hill,' who was tragically shot dead by his neighbour in a shocking incident.
Turkey-PKK tensions rise as Kurdish leaders push for peace talks
Amid renewed clashes between Turkish forces and the PKK, Kurdish leaders urge peace talks, citing Abdullah Ocalan's influence. Ankara remains firm on military action.
Rwanda's Political Prisoners: West's Silent Complicity
An in-depth look at how Western nations turn a blind eye to Rwanda's human rights abuses under President Paul Kagame, despite his authoritarian rule.
Modi urges Putin to end Ukraine war in Moscow talks
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi presses Vladimir Putin for peace in Ukraine during high-stakes Moscow meeting, as global tensions escalate.
Singles wanted for Guardian dating series in UK & US
The Guardian is calling on single individuals in the UK and US to share their dating experiences for an upcoming video series exploring modern romance.
Ukraine War Escalates: Zelenskyy Warns of Russian Advances
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy raises alarm over intensified Russian aggression while the EU and US announce fresh economic sanctions. Latest updates on the conflict and global responses.
Netanyahu backs Gaza occupation as military chief urges resignation
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu faces backlash after advocating for Gaza occupation, while his military chief reportedly urges him to step down over strategic disagreements.
Israel-Gaza War: Hostage Crisis & Famine Warnings
Latest updates on the escalating Israel-Gaza conflict as Netanyahu's security cabinet convenes to address hostage negotiations and looming famine in Gaza.
Russia threatens Estonia over Soviet monument removals
Russia warns Estonia of 'consequences' after Tallinn dismantles Soviet-era memorials, escalating tensions between the two nations.
David Tennant stars in ITV's 'The Hack' – first look
David Tennant takes on the role of a journalist embroiled in the infamous phone hacking scandal in ITV's new drama 'The Hack'. Get an exclusive first look at the series.
Trump backs Netanyahu as Gaza conflict escalates
Former US President Donald Trump voices support for Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu as tensions escalate in Gaza. A shocking hostage video fuels international condemnation.
Chloe Ayling’s daring Playboy shoot wows fans
Chloe Ayling, the British model who survived a kidnapping ordeal, poses for a sizzling Playboy photoshoot, embracing confidence and empowerment.
Pro-Palestine Protest at Trump Hotel Over Gaza War
Dozens of demonstrators gathered outside Trump International Hotel in Manhattan, demanding an end to US support for Israel's military actions in Gaza.
US/UK accuse Seychelles and Panama of aiding Russia sanctions evasion
The US and UK have issued a stern warning to Seychelles and Panama, accusing them of enabling Russian sanctions evasion through lax financial regulations.
Nepal stops China's Himalayan research
Nepal has suspended China's Himalayan research activities in Kathmandu, citing concerns over unauthorised studies and potential geopolitical implications.
Hiroshima: 80 Years Since the Atomic Bomb
On the 80th anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bombing, historian Iain MacGregor shares a gripping account of the devastation and its lasting impact on survivors and global history.
Democrats push Biden on Palestinian statehood
A group of House Democrats has urged President Biden to formally recognise Palestinian statehood, marking a significant shift in US foreign policy.
Australian journalist: Watching Gaza starve feels personal
An Australian journalist reflects on the harrowing parallels between their own life and the plight of Palestinians under Israeli blockade, questioning global inaction.
Netanyahu Orders Total Siege of Gaza: 'No Electricity, No Food'
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu announces a total blockade of Gaza, cutting off essential supplies in response to Hamas attacks, escalating tensions in the region.
Penny Wong: 'No Palestine Left' Without Two-State Solution
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong issues a stark warning that Palestine may vanish without global backing for a two-state solution, urging immediate diplomatic action.
Jessie J targeted for sharing Hamas hostage footage
Singer Jessie J faces backlash after revealing distressing footage of a Hamas hostage forced to dig their own grave. The emotional post has sparked controversy online.
Mike Johnson endorses Israeli West Bank settlements
US House Speaker Mike Johnson endorses Israeli settlements in the West Bank, sparking international debate over legality and regional stability.
Ireland to recognise Haiti's interim leader
Ireland is set to officially recognise Haiti's newly appointed interim leader, Michel Patrick Boisvert, as the Caribbean nation grapples with escalating violence and political instability.
Trump's alleged Putin advice on Ukraine war raises eyebrows
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly advised Russian leader Vladimir Putin to resolve the Ukraine conflict swiftly during a private conversation with a New York real estate mogul, raising eyebrows in diplomatic circles.
UK Couple Separated in Iranian Prisons
A British couple detained in Iran has been moved to separate prisons, intensifying concerns over their wellbeing amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
Russia warns West: 'Be very careful' amid tensions
Moscow delivers a chilling message to NATO countries, cautioning against further escalation as geopolitical tensions reach boiling point.
US rejects Rubio’s visa request for Cuban officials
The US State Department has rejected Senator Marco Rubio's request to revoke visas for Cuban officials, escalating diplomatic tensions amid ongoing political disputes.
Russian influencers mocked Ukraine strike – now they're paying the price
Russian social media personalities sparked outrage after filming themselves burning an oil depot in a staged video mimicking a Ukrainian strike. The controversial act has drawn severe criticism from Kremlin officials, highlighting the tightening grip on w
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