UN Warns of ‘Almost Unparalleled Suffering’ in Gaza as Nearly 70% of Killed Are Women and Children
UN report reveals nearly 70% of verified deaths in Gaza are women and children, highlighting civilian toll and potential war crimes.
UN report reveals nearly 70% of verified deaths in Gaza are women and children, highlighting civilian toll and potential war crimes.
Xi warns Trump of clashes over Taiwan; Trump says Xi pledges not to arm Iran. Summit covers trade, energy, and global conflicts.
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Security minister warns Chinese agents are targeting MPs to gain sensitive parliamentary information, interfering in UK democracy.
Over 500,000 flee Israeli airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs as ghost towns emerge and safety becomes scarce.
Spanish PM Sánchez defies Trump's threat to cut trade over Spain's refusal to allow US bases for Iran attacks, calling for peace.
France and EU countries begin repatriating citizens stranded in Middle East; Macron to address nation; Merz meets Trump.
Olly Murs says becoming a dad to daughter Maddi and son Albert has given him a new outlook, vowing to be a present father and husband this year.
Britain's Got Talent receives 89 Ofcom complaints after a nipple hook performance leaves viewers feeling sick.
The Kennedy Center board votes to rename the institution the Trump-Kennedy Center, sparking legal doubts and opposition.
Trump says Ukraine peace deal 'closer than ever' but 'tough' issues remain after Florida meeting with Zelenskyy; Putin wants territory, Zelenskyy proposes demilitarised zone.
Russia launches largest aerial attack on Ukraine with nearly 1,000 drones, as Middle East conflict diverts US attention and resources, creating an opportunity for Putin.
Donald Trump says US does not need Nato after allies rebuff his call for help in the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran attacks escalate and oil prices rise.
Norwegian politicians criticise María Corina Machado giving her Nobel medal to Donald Trump, calling it absurd and damaging.
Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Hamas ceasefire terms, insists on 'absolute victory', orders Rafah operation, rebuffs US pressure.
UK PM Starmer announces 30-day visa-free travel to China for British citizens after talks with President Xi in Beijing.
A federal judge blocked a controversial Florida immigration law, sparking a diplomatic row with Mexico and harming farm workers.
Turkey launches major air and ground offensive against PKK in northern Iraq, targeting 150 positions with no casualties reported yet.
Zelensky says a 20-minute meeting with Trump at the Vatican in April 2025 mended their relationship after a tense Oval Office clash.
Australia weighs joining US-led Gaza peace board amid concerns it may undermine UN.
UN report reveals five foiled assassination plots against Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and ministers by Islamic State front groups in 2024.
King Charles receives standing ovation in French Senate, calling for Ukraine victory and climate action, in historic address.
African leaders meet in Algiers to demand recognition, criminalisation, and reparations for colonial-era crimes, with Algeria highlighting its own brutal experience under French rule.
Starmer faces backlash over China trip, accused of being tricked by Beijing on sanctions and returning with little.
Xi Jinping hosts Putin, Modi and Erdoğan at SCO summit in Tianjin, countering Western blocs like Nato amid trade tensions and geopolitical shifts.
Trump cancels envoys' Pakistan trip for Iran ceasefire talks after Iran's foreign minister leaves Islamabad.
Pacific leaders agree climate crisis funding treaty and back Australia's Cop31 bid amid tensions over China and security at the Pacific Islands Forum.
Yvette Cooper defends Europe and Sadiq Khan after Donald Trump calls continent ‘decaying’ and criticises London mayor. She praises European strength on Ukraine and NATO commitment.
Trump announces US will temporarily run Venezuela after capturing Nicolás Maduro in a military raid, sparking international condemnation.
Controversy erupts in Italy over US ICE agents' security role at Winter Olympics, with Milan mayor calling them 'a militia that kills'.