Greens condemn Trump as Starmer faces Ayrshire criticism
Patrick Harvie condemns Donald Trump's divisive language as the former US president visits Scotland, while Keir Starmer faces criticism over Ayrshire campaign remarks.
Category : Politics
Berlin Pride 2024 Marches Against Nazi History
Berlin Pride 2024 honours LGBTQ+ resilience with a powerful march through the city, confronting Germany's Nazi past while celebrating progress in queer rights.
Migrants storm Morocco-Spain border in mass crossing attempt
Over 300 African migrants attempted a perilous crossing into Spain's Ceuta enclave, with many injured in clashes with Moroccan forces.
Taiwan's pro-China politicians survive recall bid
A controversial bid to remove 24 pro-China opposition politicians in Taiwan has reportedly failed, highlighting ongoing tensions in cross-strait relations.
Lebanon votes to drop Arabic as official language
Lebanon's parliament has sparked outrage by voting to abolish Arabic as an official language, replacing it with English in a move critics call 'cultural erasure'.
Trump, Epstein, and the Surrogate Scandal
New revelations about Donald Trump’s alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein and the role of political surrogates in shaping narratives. A deep dive into the latest scandal.
Farage's 'Barmy Army' plan to disrupt Westminster
Nigel Farage unveils a controversial strategy to mobilise a grassroots movement aimed at disrupting the political establishment. Could this be the start of a new political revolution?
Vueling apologises over Jewish passengers' flight removal
Spanish airline Vueling has issued an apology after a group of Jewish passengers were removed from a flight from Barcelona to Ibiza, sparking outrage and accusations of discrimination.
Thailand-Cambodia border tensions escalate
Long-standing border tensions between Thailand and Cambodia have flared up again, with both nations accusing each other of territorial violations. Experts warn of potential military confrontation if diplomacy fails.
Starmer confirms UK aid drops and child evacuations for Gaza
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirms plans for humanitarian aid airdrops and medical evacuations of critically ill children from Gaza, as international pressure mounts.
Macron and Merz clash over Gaza crisis
French President Emmanuel Macron and German opposition leader Friedrich Merz have publicly disagreed over Gaza, highlighting divisions in European responses to the conflict.
UK-France tensions rise over Channel migrant crisis
The UK and France are locked in a dispute over the escalating migrant crisis in the English Channel, with accusations of insufficient action and demands for stronger border controls.
Woman's horror as father murdered feet away
A woman recounts the chilling moment her father was murdered right in front of her, as the killer remains at large.
WA Liberals brand net zero 'economic suicide'
Western Australia's Liberal Party has launched a scathing attack on net zero emissions policies, warning they could devastate regional economies and cost thousands of jobs.
Democrats battle redistricting and Epstein scandal in Congress
US Democrats brace for a tough political season with redistricting challenges and renewed scrutiny over the Epstein scandal threatening their congressional majority.
Hong Kong targets 19 overseas activists with warrants
Hong Kong authorities have issued arrest warrants for 19 activists living abroad, accusing them of national security violations. The move escalates tensions with Western nations.
Trump warns Europe on immigration before trade talks
Former US President Donald Trump has urged European nations to tighten immigration policies before upcoming trade negotiations with the US, sparking fresh debate on transatlantic relations.
6 Wild Moments from Trump's UK Visit
From bizarre comments to awkward encounters, Donald Trump's latest UK visit was anything but dull. Here are the six most jaw-dropping moments.
Pakistan military helicopter crash kills six
A devastating helicopter crash in northern Pakistan has resulted in the deaths of six military personnel, including two pilots, amid challenging weather conditions.
Terminally ill rally for Assisted Dying Bill in Westminster
Emotional photographs capture terminally ill advocates urging MPs to back the Assisted Dying Bill, as the debate over end-of-life choices intensifies.
Taiwan election results spark China recall demand
Taiwan's recent election results have drawn sharp criticism from China, with Beijing demanding a recall of the vote. The political tension escalates as Taiwan defends its democratic process.
Gaza families mourn children killed in airstrikes
Distressing images from Gaza show families grieving over the bodies of children and relatives killed in recent Israeli airstrikes, as the conflict escalates.
Corbyn joins Greens in political shake-up
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is set to stand as a candidate for the Green Party in the upcoming elections, marking a significant shift in UK politics.
Police search Trump's Scottish golf course
Scottish authorities have conducted a search at Donald Trump's Aberdeenshire golf resort as part of an undisclosed investigation, sparking widespread speculation.
WHO supports Palestine's UN membership bid
The World Health Organization has endorsed Palestine's bid for full UN membership, marking a symbolic step toward international recognition amid ongoing tensions with Israel.
Thailand-Cambodia border clash raises regional tensions
Tensions escalate as Thai and Cambodian forces exchange fire near a contested border area, raising concerns over China's influence in the region.
Birmingham bin strike: Council's new proposal
Birmingham City Council has tabled a fresh offer to resolve the long-running bin strike, but union leaders remain cautious. Will this end the stalemate?
Epstein's secret Sydney hideaway exposed
Exclusive revelations about Jeffrey Epstein's covert trips to Sydney, including his luxurious accommodations and mysterious meetings with high-profile figures.
Labour pushes to lower UK voting age to 16
Labour proposes lowering the voting age to 16 in a bold move to engage younger voters. Could this reshape British democracy?
HK offers £128k bounty for pro-democracy academic
Hong Kong authorities have placed a HK$1 million bounty on pro-democracy activist Dr Feng Chongyi, accusing him of violating the national security law. The academic, now based in Australia, faces serious allegations as tensions escalate between China and
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