Petrol station fire amid Thailand-Cambodia clashes
Violent clashes between Thailand and Cambodia escalate as a petrol station erupts in flames, captured in shocking video footage. Tensions rise along the disputed border region.
Category : Diplomacy
UN warns famine 'almost inevitable' in Gaza
The United Nations has issued a dire warning that famine is 'almost inevitable' in Gaza, with over half a million Palestinians facing catastrophic hunger due to Israel's ongoing siege. Aid agencies report children dying from malnutrition as access to food
Ukrainians angry at Zelenskyy's wartime anti-corruption law
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces mounting anger in Ukraine after pushing through a contentious anti-corruption law that critics say undermines democratic freedoms during wartime.
Thai-Cambodia border clashes force evacuations
Escalating military tensions between Thailand and Cambodia have led to fierce border clashes, forcing terrified civilians to seek shelter. Witnesses describe scenes of chaos as artillery fire echoes across the region.
Hamas launches surprise attack on Israel
Hamas militants launched a coordinated assault on Israel, sparking fierce clashes in Gaza and the West Bank. The surprise attack has escalated tensions in the region, with Israeli forces retaliating.
Cambodia-Thailand temple dispute escalates
Tensions escalate as Cambodia and Thailand face renewed border clashes near the historic Preah Vihear Temple, raising fears of a full-scale military confrontation.
Cambodia-Thailand Clash Over Preah Vihear Temple
Long-standing tensions between Cambodia and Thailand have reignited over the disputed Preah Vihear Temple, raising fears of renewed conflict along the border.
Gaza faces famine as aid system collapses amid war
UN warns of imminent famine in Gaza as humanitarian aid remains critically insufficient, with reports of children dying from malnutrition and dehydration.
Thailand-Cambodia Border Clash: F-16 Jets Deployed
Fresh border clashes erupt between Thailand and Cambodia, with F-16 jets scrambled as tensions escalate. Travel warnings issued for the disputed region.
Thailand-Cambodia border clash escalates with F-16 deployment
Fresh border clashes erupt between Thailand and Cambodia as both nations deploy military forces, including F-16 fighter jets, escalating tensions in the disputed region.
Best Tequila Cocktails for National Tequila Day
Discover the best tequila cocktail recipes to celebrate National Tequila Day. From classic Margaritas to creative twists, these drinks will elevate your festivities.
Taliban bans women from Kabul cafés
The Taliban has prohibited women from entering cafés in Kabul, intensifying restrictions on women's rights in Afghanistan. Owners face closure for non-compliance.
Trump’s Brazil remarks spark backlash
Former US President Donald Trump has drawn sharp criticism after comparing Brazil’s political leaders, Lula and Bolsonaro, in a divisive speech at a conservative event in Rio de Janeiro.
Zelensky dismisses Putin's 'fake' peace talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky dismisses Russia's call for peace negotiations as a propaganda stunt while Kyiv faces intensified attacks. Latest developments on POW exchanges, protests, and Western aid.
Trump urged Pentagon to cut Ukraine aid: Fox News host claims
Fox News host Pete Hegseth alleges that Donald Trump pressured the Pentagon to halt military aid to Ukraine, raising fresh questions about US foreign policy under his administration.
Australia's Gaza stance: Diplomatic shift or politics?
As tensions in Gaza escalate, Australia's government faces scrutiny over its diplomatic stance. Is it a genuine shift or mere political manoeuvring?
Starmer meets Modi in Glasgow for key talks
Labour leader Keir Starmer held a significant meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Glasgow, discussing bilateral ties and global issues.
Woman dies after slipping on nightclub stairs, inquest hears
A young woman tragically lost her life after slipping on stairs near a nightclub toilet, an inquest has heard. The shocking incident has raised concerns over safety measures in entertainment venues.
Macron sues Candace Owens over election claims
Conservative commentator Candace Owens is being sued by French President Emmanuel Macron following her allegations of election interference. The case has sparked international debate.
Russia-Ukraine agree POW swap but ceasefire talks stall
Moscow and Kyiv have conducted another prisoner swap, though negotiations for a lasting ceasefire remain deadlocked. The latest exchange signals cautious cooperation amid ongoing conflict.
Morrison: Australia Risks 'Falling Asleep' on China Threat
Former Australian PM Scott Morrison cautions that Australia must remain vigilant against China's strategic ambitions, despite recent diplomatic overtures.
Starmer meets Modi to discuss UK-India relations
Labour leader Keir Starmer highlights India's economic progress during talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emphasising stronger UK-India ties.
Israel accused of Gaza starvation as 10 die in 24hrs
Over 100 humanitarian organisations condemn Israel's blockade of Gaza as malnutrition claims ten lives in just 24 hours, sparking international outrage.
Russia's chilling warning: 'We can live without you'
A senior Russian official has issued a chilling statement amid escalating tensions with the West, declaring Russia's readiness to sever ties if necessary. Experts warn of deepening geopolitical rifts.
Albanese responds to Trump's controversial request
Australian PM Anthony Albanese responds to Donald Trump's controversial demand, sparking international debate ahead of the US election.
UK's Delayed Response to Gaza Crisis Questioned
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza escalates, pressure mounts on the UK government to take decisive action. Experts question Westminster's delayed response and its implications for global diplomacy.
Coldplay's Kiss Cam Captures CEO Andry Byron and Kristin Cabot
New images reveal a heartwarming moment between CEO Andry Byron and Kristin Cabot during Coldplay's concert, as the Kiss Cam unexpectedly spotlighted them.
Gaza starvation: Why words won't stop genocide
As famine looms in Gaza, international condemnation falls short. This analysis examines why stronger action is needed to halt Israel's devastating military campaign.
Diplomats push UK to recognise Palestinian state
Prominent ex-diplomats and religious leaders call on the UK government to formally recognise Palestine, citing humanitarian concerns in Gaza and long-term peace prospects.
Ex-Marine freed in prisoner swap deal
A former US Marine detained abroad has been released as part of a carefully negotiated prisoner exchange deal, marking a significant diplomatic achievement.
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