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Category : Politics
Mladić's death: legacy of genocide still divides Balkans
Ratko Mladić, the 'Butcher of Bosnia' behind the Srebrenica genocide, died in prison, but victims and analysts say his ideology remains pervasive in the Balkans.
41 Australians missing in Nepal floods: what we know
At least 41 Australians are among nearly 2,500 people missing after catastrophic flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border, with families desperately seeking information.
Posed as 49ers player in $1.3m scam, FBI says
FBI arrested Daejon Love, 35, and Taylor Jamie Chan, 18, in Boise on Aug 24, accused of a $1.3m romance and investment scam targeting 26 women across four states.
Zelenskyy orders 1,000 daily long-range strikes on Russia
President Zelenskyy has ordered the military to triple daily long-range drone strikes on Russia to 1,000, as Russian gasoline production drops to 70% of consumption after refinery attacks.
Victoria scraps Daniel Andrews statue plan
Victoria's government has cancelled the controversial $134,000 statue of former premier Daniel Andrews, citing respect for taxpayers and appointing a panel to review commemoration policies.
Australia Missing in Nepal Floods Rise to 41, Rescue Teams Deploy
The number of Australians missing in Nepal's floods has risen to 41, with four Dfat crisis response teams arriving in Kathmandu to support consular efforts.
LA fire victims face record 600-day wait for federal aid
Nearly 600 days after the 2025 Los Angeles fires, over $15bn in federal recovery funds remain unapproved, setting a modern record for delay. Trump has approved only 23% of disaster aid requests from Democratic-led states, compared to 89% for Republican-le
Trump's 250ft DC arch to disrupt landmark sightlines
A National Park Service report backs Trump's proposed 250ft arch despite admitting it will disrupt sightlines of dozens of DC landmarks, including the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial.
Milo Yiannopoulos Detained by ICE in Louisiana
Far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos was arrested by ICE at New Orleans airport on Thursday after overstaying his visa, DHS confirmed. He faces removal.
Norway mourns 'grandfather figure' King Harald V
Norwegians mourned King Harald V outside the Royal Palace in Oslo on Friday, calling him a beloved grandfather figure who made all citizens feel at home. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said the 'entire nation is in mourning.'
Carnival boss warns troublemakers as 330 banned
Notting Hill Carnival CEO Matthew Phillip tells troublemakers 'don't come' as Met Police deploy 7,000 officers and ban 330 people for the 60th anniversary event.
TalkTV criticised over reporter's undisclosed Reform link
TalkTV faces criticism for not disclosing that Christian Drogan, who crossed the Channel in a small boat for a documentary, is a Reform party member and activist.
Lewisham's Green Mayor: 100 Days of Landmark Changes
Liam Shrivastava, Lewisham's first Green Mayor, marks 100 days with anti-raids motion, fly-tipping crackdown, and legal challenge to Khan's housing policy.
Norway's King Harald V dies at 89; succession clouded by Epstein links
King Harald V of Norway died at 89 on August 28, 2025. His son Haakon succeeds amid controversy over Crown Princess Mette-Marit's Epstein correspondence and public support drop to 54%.
Brent urged to reinstate 30mph on Preston Road
A petition signed by 88 residents urges Brent Council to restore 30mph on Preston Road, but council data shows casualties fell from 64 to 35 since the 20mph limit was introduced in 2018.
Nepal floods: South London man missing, 33 Britons unaccounted
Nabhi Das from Streatham is missing after Nepal flash floods. 33 British nationals remain unaccounted for, with 389 confirmed dead and over 900 missing.
No fossil fuel carve-out for states in datacentre laws
Federal Labor will legislate national datacentre standards requiring 100% renewables, with no carve-out for Queensland or NT, despite state claims of wins.
AI datacentres, GST and migration: politics podcast
National cabinet approved coal and gas-powered AI datacentres for Queensland and NT. Grattan Institute CEO discusses GST, migration and who benefits.
Judge again blocks Trump mail voting order before midterms
A federal judge halted Trump's executive order limiting mail voting for a second time, days before ballots are due, citing state election system constraints.
Ukraine downs 258 drones, 7 missiles in Russian attack
Ukraine's military shot down 258 drones and seven ballistic missiles during a massive Russian attack on civilian infrastructure, while a car bomb killed a Russian serviceman in St Petersburg.
One Nation names Mike Newman as NSW leader
One Nation has named investment banker Mike Newman as its NSW leader and candidate for Cessnock in the March 2027 state election, with a platform to cut payroll tax and ‘get rid of wokery’.
Senator seeks criminal probe of RFK Jr over Samoa testimony
Senator Ron Wyden calls for a criminal investigation into RFK Jr after records contradict his Senate testimony about a 2019 Samoa trip linked to measles.
Burnham crackdown on rogue bailiffs and cowboy builders
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces new rules to protect debtors in England and Wales from aggressive bailiffs and to target cowboy builders, including an accreditation scheme and trusted payment app.
Australians missing in Nepal floods rises to 39
Australia's foreign minister confirms 39 Australians missing after Nepal floods; $5M aid package and response team deployed.
Florida grand jury: DeSantis admin misused Medicaid funds
A Florida grand jury found DeSantis's administration misappropriated $10m from a Medicaid settlement, funneling it into PACs, but declined to indict anyone.
Ossoff Slams Racist Posts from Collins Ex-Staffer
Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff calls report on ex-Collins aide's KKK and swastika posts 'disgraceful and disqualifying,' demanding transparency.
Burnham backed £500k donation cap before U-turn
Letters reveal PM Andy Burnham supported a £500,000 donations cap in May, now accused of U-turn ahead of elections bill vote.
Trump renames Lake Ontario as Lake America
Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America, citing trade grievances with Canada, amid escalating tariff tensions.
Ex-teacher guilty of indecent assault on pupils in 1980s
Sally-Anne Bowen, 65, was found guilty of indecently assaulting two teenage boys at Christ's College, Finchley, in the late 1980s. The jury delivered majority verdicts after over six hours of deliberation.
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