Ukraine Fires Commander Over Emaciated Soldiers Photos
Ukraine's defence ministry fired a top commander after photos of malnourished soldiers on the frontline sparked outrage, with some going 17 days without food.
Category : Politics
Ousting Starmer Over Mandelson Would Be Madness
Simon Jenkins argues that removing Keir Starmer as PM over the Mandelson affair is disproportionate, highlighting Westminster's dysfunctional culture of defenestration.
Ex-Brexit Chief Urges UK Rejoin EU
Philip Rycroft, who led the Brexit department, argues for rejoining the EU, citing economic damage and unfulfilled promises. He calls for a clear-headed appraisal of national interests.
Rooney, Thunberg, Eno Defy Palestine Action Ban
Sally Rooney, Greta Thunberg, and Brian Eno lead over 130 signatories in a letter supporting Palestine Action, risking arrest before the appeal hearing on the ban's lawfulness.
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California Bill Targets Big Tech Over Child Abuse Material
California lawmakers introduce AB 1946 to hold tech companies liable for failing to detect or remove child sexual abuse material, requiring audits and human moderation.
Young People May Not Recognise Stalking, CPS Warns
The Crown Prosecution Service launches a stalking action plan as offences hit record highs, warning young victims and perpetrators often fail to recognise stalking behaviours.
US Antisemitism Centers Surge Amid Political Pressures
US universities are establishing numerous antisemitism centers, raising concerns among Jewish scholars that political pressures are substituting expertise with ideology.
EU Drafts Mutual Defense Plan as Trump Targets NATO
EU leaders agree to prepare a blueprint for activating the mutual assistance clause amid Donald Trump's criticism of NATO and potential US withdrawal.
UK Rejects Pentagon Memo on Falklands Shift
Downing Street insists UK position on Falklands is unchanged after leaked Pentagon email suggests US reassess support due to lack of backing for Iran war.
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Starmer's Sir Humphrey Moment Over Ministerial Row
Keir Starmer encountered a classic civil service clash as a minister refused to follow orders, echoing Yes Minister's Sir Humphrey.
Syria Arrests Suspected Tadamon Massacre Leader
Syrian authorities arrested Amjad Youssef, a former regime official suspected of leading the 2013 Tadamon massacre that killed 288 civilians, including 12 children.
Berlin Culture Minister Quits Over Fund Irregularities
Berlin's culture minister Sarah Wedl-Wilson resigns amid allegations of irregular distribution of funds meant to fight antisemitism, sparking political controversy.
Life Sentence for Racially Motivated Rape of Sikh Woman
John Ashby, 32, received a life sentence for raping a Sikh woman while racially abusing her, wrongly believing she was Muslim. The judge called him a 'deeply unpleasant racist'.
Starmer Pledges to Proscribe Iran's Revolutionary Guards
Keir Starmer promises legislation to proscribe Iran's Revolutionary Guards in July, following an arson attack on a London synagogue. He aims to ensure Jewish community safety amid rising antisemitism.
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DOJ Ends Criminal Probe into Fed Chair Powell
The Justice Department closes its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell over building renovations, citing an inspector general review.
Lisa Wilkinson Interview: Defamation and Titanic Survivor
Journalist Lisa Wilkinson discusses her defamation case and the story of Evelyn, a Titanic survivor, in a candid interview.
Supersonic Navigator Indigenous Ancestry Honored
A supersonic strike navigator with Indigenous ancestry has been recognized for his service, highlighting contributions of Aboriginal people in the Australian military.
Virginia Giuffre, Epstein Survivor, Speaks Out on Abuse
Virginia Giuffre, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, details her experiences and calls for accountability in a new interview.
ICE Officers Danger to US Police, Report Says
A new report warns that ICE officers' actions are increasingly endangering local police in the US, creating tension between federal and local law enforcement agencies.
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Tech Bros: Challenge Silicon Valley's Saviour Complex
Silicon Valley's saviour complex needs rethinking. Tech billionaires' grandiose solutions often ignore real-world complexities and local needs. It's time for humility.
Can Labor's Tough NDIS Decisions Secure Its Future?
Labor's hard choices for the NDIS aim to curb costs while preserving essential supports. Will these reforms save the scheme?
Farrer Voters Signal Shift in Australian Politics
An in-depth look at how voters in the Farrer electorate are reflecting broader political changes in Australia, with implications for the future.
Anzac Day's Relevance in Modern Australia: 111 Years On
As Gallipoli fades from living memory, Paul Daley questions Anzac Day's place in a multi-racial, secular Australia, urging a harder historical perspective.
Assisted Dying Bill Faces Lords Hurdle
The assisted dying bill, which would allow terminally ill adults to end their lives, has been blocked in the House of Lords after peers argued it lacked a democratic mandate.
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Assisted Dying Bill Fails in UK Lords
The assisted dying bill for terminally ill adults in England and Wales has collapsed after the House of Lords ran out of time to debate over 1,280 amendments.
Stonewall Chair Sorry for Rowling Remarks
Kezia Dugdale, incoming Stonewall chair, apologizes after expressing 'huge respect' for JK Rowling, causing backlash from trans advocates. She reaffirms commitment to trans-inclusive feminism.
June Brown Asked Peer for Assisted Death Help
Lord Michael Cashman revealed in the Lords that EastEnders star June Brown implored him to help her die with dignity. Assisted dying bill fails in Parliament amid procedural disputes.
Motor finance body mulls legal challenge to £9bn redress
The Finance and Leasing Association is considering a legal challenge against the FCA's £9bn motor finance redress scheme, with a decision expected by Sunday.
The Eagle Has Been Landed: April's City Diary
A roundup of notable events from April's City Diary, including a unique eagle landing and other financial district anecdotes.
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Dark Trading 'Overboard' Says Deutsche Boerse CEO
Deutsche Boerse CEO Theodor Weimer criticizes the rise of dark trading in Europe, calling it excessive and urging regulatory action to ensure market transparency.
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