Trump Defends Iran Deal Amid GOP Criticism
President Trump defends his proposed Iran deal against Republican critics, insisting he doesn't make bad deals, as US and Iran inch closer to peace.
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Teal Independents Debate Forming a Party Amid Donation Law Changes
Zali Steggall says donation rules favor teals forming a party, but Monique Ryan, Helen Haines, and Kate Chaney distance themselves from the idea.
Botswana Couple Seeks to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage
Bonolo Selelo and Tsholofelo Kumile are challenging Botswana's ban on same-sex marriage in court, facing opposition from government and church groups.
Byelection, Streeting and Europe: UK Politics Q&A
Andy Burnham vs Starmer, Makerfield byelection impact, and UK-EU relations discussed in this Politics Weekly UK podcast episode.
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Ukraine War: Merkel Envoy Rumour Highlights Europe's Role
Rumours of Angela Merkel as EU envoy to Russia reflect Europe's growing role in Ukraine war, as Ukrainians show confidence despite ongoing conflict and US withdrawal.
Abortion Pill Fight Far From Over
The US Supreme Court keeps mail-order abortion pills accessible for now, but experts warn a nationwide ban could still come. Dr Angel Foster discusses patient impacts and future risks.
My Fight to Renounce Russian Citizenship
After Putin's invasion of Ukraine, Sergey Radchenko felt complicit as a Russian citizen. He shares his journey to renounce citizenship and the moral imperative behind his decision.
Coroner Hears Freeman Yelled Abuse at Dying Police Officer
New details emerge in the Porepunkah shooting inquest: Dezi Freeman yelled abuse at a dying officer after killing two Victoria police. The seven-month manhunt ended with Freeman shot dead.
Worcestershire Council Chaos Exposes UK's Broken Politics
Reform UK's chaotic year in power at Worcestershire County Council ended with a rainbow coalition ousting them, but Westminster's refusal to adapt to multiparty democracy threatens local stability.
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Islamophobia: The Permissible Prejudice Shaping Society
Islamophobia is rarely overt hatred but a structural bias shaping politics, media, and policy worldwide. This article explores its normalization and consequences.
Sweden PM Pledges More IVF Amid Record Low Birthrate
Sweden's fertility rate has fallen to 1.42, the lowest since 1749. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson promises expanded IVF funding to boost birthrates ahead of elections.
France Child Abuse Scandal: Over 100 Allegations in Schools
Paris police investigate over 100 allegations of violence, sexual assault, and rape by school monitors in nursery and primary schools, sparking outrage and calls for reform.
Labor Mocking Transparency Promises, Critics Say
A scathing auditor general's report reveals Treasury withheld FOI documents until Fridays, while Labor faces backlash for blocking 80% of requests and dodging scrutiny.
Public Patience with Privatisation Runs Out in 2026
Decades after the great privatisation experiment, voters are questioning who utilities serve, and Labour's cautious approach is wearing thin.
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UK Energy Bills to Rise by £209, Ministers Urged to Act
Households in Great Britain face energy bill 'anxiety' as typical costs forecast to rise by £209 to nearly £1,900 this summer. Ministers urged to cut utility bills.
Venezuela Inmates Protest Alleged Abuses on Prison Roof
Inmates at Barinas prison protest alleged abuses by setting mattresses on fire and occupying the roof, claiming guards shot unarmed prisoners. Families clash with National Guard outside.
Bondi Terror Attack: 11 Shot in 30 Seconds, Royal Commission
A royal commission reveals that gunmen in the Bondi terror attack shot 11 people within 30 seconds, highlighting antisemitism as a key motive and calling for urgent security reforms.
NACC Chief Paul Brereton Resigns
Paul Brereton has resigned as head of Australia's National Anti-Corruption Commission, citing personal reasons. His tenure faced scrutiny over handling of high-profile cases.
Albanese Advances Labor Budget Tax Reform
Prime Minister Albanese forges ahead with Labor's budget tax reform, including changes to CGT, negative gearing, and business taxes, aiming to boost economic fairness.
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CSIRO Sacking Climate Scientists: A Good Move?
The CSIRO's decision to cut climate scientist jobs sparks debate amid urgent climate action needs. Is this wise?
Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Israeli Prison Abuse
Activists from the Gaza flotilla have returned to Sydney, alleging they faced abuse while imprisoned by Israeli authorities. They describe mistreatment and demand an investigation.
Rubio Hints Iran War Deal Possible 'Today'
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says a deal to end the war with Iran could happen 'today', as oil prices plunge and Asian shares rise amid optimism over a potential agreement.
Gaza's Women Endure Unspeakable Horrors Amid Israeli Genocide
Olfat al-Kurd, a field researcher, recounts the systematic destruction of women's lives in Gaza, from loss of family to lack of basic necessities, calling for global action.
RAF Jet GPS Jammed Near Russian Border
An RAF jet carrying Defence Secretary John Healey had its GPS signal jammed near the Russian border. The electronic attack forced pilots to use difficult navigation systems for three hours.
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Farage Pressured to Prove Russian Hack Claim Over Gift
Nigel Farage faces mounting pressure to provide evidence for his claim that a state-sponsored Russian hack led to the disclosure of a £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne.
Cartoon: Jennings vs Burnham Labour Leadership
A new cartoon depicts Nicola Jennings and Andy Burnham in a comedic battle for the Labour leadership, highlighting party divisions.
Erdogan Tightens Grip on Turkey Ahead of Next Election
As Turkey's next election approaches, President Erdogan's increasing control over media, judiciary, and opposition raises concerns about democratic fairness.
White House Gunman Was Known to Secret Service
A 21-year-old suspect who opened fire near the White House was previously known to the Secret Service, court records show. He died after exchanging fire with agents.
Ousted GOP Rep Warns Trump Has 'Alienated' Voters
Thomas Massie, a Republican ousted by a Trump-backed challenger, warns that Trump's actions have disenfranchised key voters, risking GOP losses in November.
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Phillipson Orders Review of Hidden Childcare Charges
Education secretary asks UK watchdog to examine nursery practices, including non-refundable deposits and compulsory add-ons, amid concerns over extra costs for parents.
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