Vietnam, Philippines Boost Maritime Cooperation Amid China Tensions
Vietnam and the Philippines have agreed to enhance maritime cooperation, signalling a united front against China's assertive claims in the strategically vital South China Sea.
Category : Politics
Putin threatens to arm US enemies over Ukraine support
Vladimir Putin warns of supplying weapons to adversaries of the US if Western nations escalate military aid to Kyiv, as tensions rise over Ukraine war.
India's VP Dhankhar resigns citing health reasons
India's Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar steps down, citing personal health and age-related reasons, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
Putin warns Poland over alleged Ukraine military involvement
Vladimir Putin issues a stark warning to Poland, accusing it of military involvement in Ukraine, while Donald Trump comments on the escalating tensions.
FBI investigates Trump's role in January 6 Capitol riot
The FBI is reportedly scrutinising Donald Trump's potential role in the January 6 insurrection, with new evidence suggesting deeper connections than previously known.
Trump sparks backlash in California
Former US President Donald Trump sparks outrage in Southern California with divisive comments, drawing sharp criticism from Democratic leaders.
Hegseth on Trump & Rubio: White House Speculation
Fox News host Pete Hegseth has stirred debate with his remarks on Donald Trump's potential White House return and Marco Rubio's role, drawing mixed reactions from political circles.
Australia's UK ambassador faces scrutiny over £50k travel bills
Australia's High Commissioner to the UK, Stephen Smith, has come under fire for spending over £50,000 on business-class flights and luxury hotels during his tenure. Critics question the necessity of such expenses amid economic challenges.
Trump accused of distracting from Epstein files with Obama/MLK remarks
Former President Donald Trump faces allegations of diverting attention from newly released Epstein files, while reigniting debates over past remarks about Obama and Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Ghislaine Maxwell fears for life in prison
Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, reportedly fears for her safety in prison as the Epstein scandal continues to unfold.
Why Australia’s Voting Age Shouldn’t Drop to 16 Yet
Lowering the voting age to 16 in Australia could backfire without proper civic education. Experts warn that young voters need foundational knowledge to make informed decisions.
Why Gaza ceasefire talks keep failing
An in-depth look at the complex political and diplomatic hurdles preventing a lasting ceasefire in Gaza, with insights from experts and analysts.
Trump's cringe radio blunder goes viral
Donald Trump suffered an awkward live radio mishap, forgetting he was on air during an interview. The ex-president's blunder has gone viral, sparking mockery online.
Judge rejects Trump's Harvard lawsuit
A federal judge dismisses Donald Trump's lawsuit against Harvard University, marking another twist in the ongoing legal clash over alleged anti-conservative bias.
RFK Jr's secret DC love nest scandal revealed
Robert F. Kennedy Jr allegedly misled his wife, actress Cheryl Hines, into purchasing a luxurious Washington DC home under false pretences, sparking marital tensions.
Dog the Bounty Hunter's stepson in psych hold after son's death
The stepson of famed bounty hunter Duane 'Dog' Chapman has been placed on psychiatric hold following the fatal shooting of his own son in a shocking family tragedy.
Earl Spencer in High Court privacy battle with ex-wife
Charles Spencer, brother of Princess Diana, is embroiled in a legal showdown with his ex-wife over privacy and financial disputes in the High Court.
Labour's 'plaque of shame' scandal rocks UK politics
Former Labour leader Mark Latham's divisive act of installing a 'plaque of shame' has ignited fierce backlash, exposing deep rifts within the party. Discover the full story behind this political firestorm.
Taliban exploits UK site to target Afghan opponents
Afghan warlords linked to the Taliban are reportedly using a British government website to identify and arrest their enemies, raising serious concerns about the safety of vulnerable Afghans.
Afghan refugees in UK at risk of radicalisation
Exclusive report reveals how Afghan refugees in the UK, left homeless by government mismanagement, are becoming vulnerable to extremist influences.
Hereditary peers exit House of Lords after 800 years
After 800 years of history, the House of Lords witnesses a pivotal change as hereditary peers make their final exit, marking a new chapter in British governance.
Influencer mums' Israel trip sparks police visit
A group of British influencer mothers faced an unexpected police visit after their trip to Israel raised concerns under the UK's anti-radicalisation programme. Discover the full story behind this shocking turn of events.
Trump releases private UK PM call records, sparks fury
Former US President Donald Trump has ignited fury after releasing private phone records, including a conversation with the UK Prime Minister during the Covid-19 crisis. Critics slam the move as a breach of trust.
Albanese faces backlash over 'Welcome to Country' message
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's 'Welcome to Country' message sparks debate as critics question its necessity and timing.
Bush warned Saddam before 9/11? Docs reveal shocking claims
Newly declassified documents suggest former US President George Bush may have secretly alerted Saddam Hussein about the 9/11 attacks. The explosive revelations raise fresh questions about pre-war intelligence.
US warned Iraq War could topple Blair - papers reveal
Newly released documents reveal the US privately cautioned Britain that invading Iraq might cost Tony Blair his premiership, raising fresh questions about the 2003 conflict.
Blairs advised to repay designer discounts in 2003
Newly revealed documents show Tony and Cherie Blair were advised to return discounts on designer clothing in 2003, raising fresh questions about political propriety.
Australia pressured Blair to avoid Indigenous delegation
Declassified documents reveal Australia urged the UK government to avoid meeting an Indigenous delegation during a 1999 visit, branding them 'troublemakers'.
Australia condemns Israel over Gaza civilian deaths
Australia has officially condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, joining a coalition of nations denouncing the rising civilian casualties as 'indefensible'.
Indigenous Group Wins Native Title in Landmark Ruling
A landmark legal ruling has granted native title rights to an Indigenous group, acknowledging their ancestral connection to the land in a historic victory for Indigenous rights.
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