Starmer Tells Trump Tariffs on Nato Allies Are Wrong
PM Starmer tells Trump tariffs on NATO allies for Greenland demand are wrong, amid crisis calls with European leaders.
Category : Diplomacy
Starmer to visit China next week with British business leaders, reports say
Keir Starmer to visit China next week with business leaders after UK approves new Chinese embassy near Tower of London
Who Is Celebrity Traitors Star King Kenny?
King Kenny, co-founder of Beta Squad, joins Celebrity Traitors with Niko Omilana. The digital creator has 2M YouTube subscribers and boxing experience.
Trump appoints Blair to Gaza peace board
Donald Trump appoints Tony Blair, Marco Rubio, and Jared Kushner to a Gaza 'board of peace' overseeing post-war reconstruction and governance.
China Conducts Major Military Drills Around Taiwan Amid Rising Tensions
China simulates full-scale attack on Taiwan after President Lai's speech, reinforcing its territorial claim over the self-governed island.
King Charles’s US State Visit Faces Criticism Over Iran War and Trump Remarks
King Charles's April US state visit goes ahead despite MPs warning of humiliation amid Trump's Iran war and insults to UK military.
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show: Key Symbols to Watch
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show will feature cultural symbols like the Puerto Rican flag, Flamboyan tree, and salsa music, reflecting his heritage.
France Returns Sacred Talking Drum to Ivory Coast After Century
France returns sacred Djidji Ayôkwé drum to Ivory Coast, seized in 1916, marking a major cultural restitution after years of negotiations.
UK Government Delays Decision on China’s Super-Embassy Until January
UK delays decision on China’s super-embassy in London to 20 January, aligning with Starmer’s planned Beijing visit. Security concerns cleared, but opposition remains.
European Allies Snub Trump's Board of Peace Inaugural Meeting
Major European allies snub Trump's Board of Peace inaugural meeting, with scepticism over funding and mandate. Middle East delegations attend.
Cuban forces open fire on US vessel, killing four
Cuban military opened fire on a US civilian speedboat, killing four and injuring six. Tensions rise as US officials call for investigation.
Palestinians in Gaza reject Trump's plan: 'We would rather die here than leave'
Gazans express anger and determination to stay as Trump proposes US takeover of territory. 'We would rather die here than leave,' says one resident.
Love Is Blind Producer Reveals Truth Behind Fake Claims
A producer from Love is Blind UK reveals the show is not fake: cast are left alone to form organic connections, and many couples remain married.
Trump Among 287 Candidates for 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, Norwegian Committee Confirms
Trump likely among 287 candidates for 2026 Nobel Peace Prize; committee confirms list amid concerns for laureate Narges Mohammadi's health.
Zelenskyy: Trump Could Persuade Xi to Shift Stance on Ukraine War
Zelenskyy says Trump could sway Xi on Ukraine; Trump backs Kyiv regaining all land; UN reports Russian torture; Russia probes Nato air defences.
Russia Accused Of Terrorism In Ukraine Train Attack
Two Russian drone strikes on trains in Ukraine's Sumy region kill one and injure 30, with Kyiv accusing Moscow of targeting civilians.
James Van Der Beek Dies at 48 After Bowel Cancer
James Van Der Beek, star of Dawson's Creek, has died aged 48 after a battle with bowel cancer.
Iran's Supreme Leader Threatens US 'Bottom of Persian Gulf'
Mojtaba Khamenei warns Americans belong at bottom of Gulf, vows new management of Strait of Hormuz.
UK Recognises Palestinian State in Coordinated Diplomatic Rebuke
UK joins 147 nations in recognising Palestine, a symbolic rebuke to Israel and US, but impact on Gaza crisis limited.
China Overturns Canadian's Death Sentence in Diplomatic Thaw
China overturns death sentence of Canadian Robert Lloyd Schellenberg, signalling a diplomatic thaw as PM Carney seeks stronger trade ties with Beijing.
Afghanistan Thwarts Pakistani Airstrike on Bagram Base
Afghanistan says it thwarted Pakistani airstrikes on Bagram airbase as cross-border fighting continues; civilian casualties reported.
Thousands Protest at US Consulate in Edinburgh Against Trump
Over 2,000 protesters, mainly women, gather at US consulate in Edinburgh to oppose President Trump's alleged sexism, racism and homophobia.
Half of Britons View Trump as Dangerous, Poll Finds
Poll: half of British public see Donald Trump as dangerous and unstable, but US still considered Britain's most important ally.
UN Security Council Endorses Trump's Gaza Peace Plan Despite Israeli Opposition
UN Security Council votes 13-0 to back Trump's Gaza plan with Palestinian statehood references; Israeli PM rejects, Hamas refuses disarmament.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Reboot Cancelled by Hulu
Planned Buffy the Vampire Slayer sequel series cancelled by Hulu, Sarah Michelle Gellar announces. Chloé Zhao was set to direct.
Ceasefire in Gaza 'Only a Holding Pattern' as Trump Plan Faces Scrutiny
Israel's Gaza airstrikes expose ceasefire fragility as Trump's 20-point plan lacks enforcement. Violations mount, second phase stalled, humanitarian crisis deepens.
Kim Jong Un's Daughter Fuels Succession Speculation
Kim Jong-un's daughter Kim Ju-ae is at the centre of succession speculation after the Workers' Party congress, with experts divided on whether patriarchy will block her path.
Trump and Petro Put Aside Insults for Amicable White House Meeting
After months of hostile exchanges, Donald Trump and Colombia's Gustavo Petro met at the White House, ending with autographs and a MAGA cap.
Spanish PM Sánchez considers resigning over wife's corruption probe
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez cancels duties and considers resigning after court probes his wife for corruption, blaming political harassment.
Starmer Unfazed by Trump's 'No Winston Churchill' Jab
Keir Starmer shrugs off Trump's 'no Winston Churchill' insult over Iran, citing public opinion and Trump's fickleness.
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