US Troop Withdrawal from Germany: GOP Concern
Top US Republicans express concern over Pentagon's decision to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany. Nato seeks details amid Trump-Merz feud. Also: Spirit Airlines ceases operations.
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Russia Advances on Ukraine's Fortress Belt in Donetsk
Russian troops edge closer to Kostiantynivka in Donetsk, part of Ukraine's fortress belt. Two killed in Kherson drone attack. Day 1,530 of war.
Mexican Officials Step Down After US Drug Indictment
Two Mexican officials from Sinaloa temporarily step down after US drug trafficking charges. Governor Rocha denies allegations, vows to cooperate with investigation.
Liberals Win Nepean Byelection but Face Major Challenge
The Liberals held Nepean in a byelection, but with a reduced primary vote and One Nation surging, leader Jess Wilson acknowledges the path to government remains steep.
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Joyce Blames Campaign Pressure for One Nation Candidate's Gaffe
Barnaby Joyce says campaign pressure led One Nation's Farrer candidate David Farley to contradict party policy on immigration, endorsing 306,000 migrants.
Ukrainian Soldier Survives Two Weeks in Russian Dugout
Vadym Lietunov, a Ukrainian soldier, survived two weeks as a captive in a Russian dugout after a drone attack. He manipulated his captor, a drug-addicted Russian soldier, and eventually escaped with him, losing a toe to gangrene.
Green Party's Polanski Fights Media Scrutiny
The Green Party's rapid rise has brought intense media scrutiny, with leader Zack Polanski taking a combative stance against what he calls right-wing propaganda.
TUC: Ban Dynamic Pricing in Gig Economy Platforms
The TUC urges a ban on dynamic pricing in gig economy platforms like Uber, citing worker exploitation and opaque algorithms that undermine fair pay.
Sunday News: NT Murder Charge, Sydney Deaths, Politics
NT police charge Jefferson Lewis with murder of 5-year-old; Sydney man arrested after three family members die; Victorian premier warns against Liberal-One Nation; Japan PM visits Australia.
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Embrace Adulthood: Wisteria, Laundry, and Cantankerous Joys
Polly Hudson reflects on the signs of adulthood, from admiring wisteria to taking pride in laundry, and embracing the quirks of growing older.
Man Charged with Murder of Five-Year-Old in Alice Springs
Jefferson Lewis, 47, has been charged with murdering Kumanjayi Little Baby, a five-year-old Warlpiri girl who went missing from her bed in Alice Springs and was found dead five days later.
Reform UK Promotes JCB Pothole Machine After Donation
Nigel Farage and other Reform UK leaders have repeatedly promoted the JCB PotHole Pro machine after the company donated £200,000 to the party, sparking concerns over political patronage.
One in Three UK HR Leaders Face Inclusion Scheme Opposition
A YouGov poll reveals 35% of HR decision-makers face pushback against EDI initiatives, raising concerns for people with convictions seeking employment.
Antwerp Port Intensifies Scanning in Drug Fight
Belgium's Antwerp port boosts scanning to combat cocaine smuggling, with seizures falling but traffickers adapting. Experts warn of a 'cat and mouse game' as gangs shift routes and methods.
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Man Charged with Murder of Three Family Members in Sydney
A 32-year-old man has been charged with three counts of murder and one of attempted murder after allegedly attacking his family in Rosemeadow, Sydney.
UK Agency Gives £50m to US Tech Firms
The UK's Advanced Research and Invention Agency (Aria) has pledged £50 million of taxpayer money to US tech companies and venture capital projects, raising concerns about benefits to Britain.
Arizona Official Warns Trump Seeks 'Apartheid' via Voter Database
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes warns Trump's voter data demands aim to create a 'master list' to control opponents, comparing it to apartheid. A federal judge ruled against the DOJ's lawsuit.
Rubio in Rome to Thaw US Relations with Pope and Meloni
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio travels to Rome this week to mend ties with Italy and the Vatican amid tensions over Trump's remarks on Pope Leo and the Iran war.
UK Farming Co-ops Could Boost Food Security and Growth
A report by the Co-operative party says agricultural co-operatives can improve UK food security and resilience to global crises, urging government support.
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Supreme Court Voting Rights Ruling: Trusting America?
The Supreme Court's Callais decision removes key Voting Rights Act protections, trusting America to act justly. History and evidence show that trust is misplaced.
Labour Fights Green Gains in Leeds as Voters Drift
In Leeds, Labour faces a challenge from the Green party in safe wards like Roundhay. Deputy leader Lucy Powell admits difficult elections ahead as progressive voters seek change elsewhere.
Powell: No Magic Bullet for Labour's Election Woes
Labour deputy leader Lucy Powell warns there is no quick fix for the party's challenges as MPs brace for heavy losses in local elections, amid fallout from the Mandelson scandal.
Pentagon in Disarray: Hegseth Staff Purges Alarm Insiders
Pete Hegseth's firing of 24 generals, mostly Black or female, sparks fear and isolation inside the Pentagon, with comparisons to Stalin's purges.
Polanski Defends 'Globalise the Intifada' Chant
Green Party leader Zack Polanski says he would discourage the chant 'globalise the intifada' but warns against banning it, citing free speech concerns after a police apology over a Golders Green attack post.
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Beijing Restaurant Fully Booked After Starmer Visit
Keir Starmer's Beijing dining choice at In and Out restaurant has gone viral, leading to full bookings and a special prime minister's menu featuring his ordered dishes.
Trump Questions Iran Peace Deal, Says Tehran Hasn't Paid Enough
President Trump casts doubt on Iran's latest peace proposal, claiming the country hasn't paid a big enough price. Tensions rise as both sides prepare for possible renewed strikes.
Polanski Discourages 'Globalise the Intifada' Phrase
Green Party leader Zack Polanski discourages the phrase 'globalise the intifada' on marches, but opposes policing language, while Met police warn of arrests.
GOP Split on Clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell
Republicans are divided on whether Trump should pardon Ghislaine Maxwell to aid the Epstein investigation, sparking outrage among survivors and advocates.
Two US Soldiers Missing in Morocco After Drills
Two US service members are missing in southwestern Morocco after participating in the African Lion multinational military exercises. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
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Two Sudanese Die in Channel Crossing Attempt
Two female Sudanese asylum seekers, including a 16-year-old girl, died early Sunday when their boat ran aground off Boulogne. Dozens injured, three critically.
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