More than a dozen Arab and Islamic governments issue joint statement denouncing US Ambassador Mike Huckabee's remarks about Israel's biblical right to Middle East territory as inflammatory and threatening regional peace.
A parliamentary committee reveals Microsoft's Copilot AI provided inaccurate evidence used by West Midlands Police to pursue a ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters, damaging community relations.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says Australia has limited options to block the return of 34 women and children from a Syrian detention camp, while warning against inflammatory political rhetoric.
Donald Trump raises import tariffs to 15% globally following Supreme Court rejection, prompting European leaders to warn of economic uncertainty and US businesses to demand refunds.
A parliamentary report criticizes the Home Office and West Midlands Police for mishandling a ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, citing reliance on inaccurate AI intelligence and poor escalation.
Pakistan conducted intelligence-based operations targeting Pakistani Taliban camps and an Islamic State affiliate along the Afghan border, following recent deadly attacks on security forces.
Approximately 3,000 people participated in a far-right organized march in Lyon, France, following the death of 23-year-old activist Quentin Deranque from brain injuries sustained in a clash between political groups.
Six months after Treasurer Jim Chalmers' productivity roundtable, economists and business leaders express cautious optimism, urging bold economic reforms in the upcoming May budget to capitalize on momentum.
Sarah Ferguson reportedly spent weeks at a luxury Swiss wellness clinic as details emerged about her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The former Duchess of York checked into Paracelsus Recovery in Zurich last December.
A man in his 60s died after being stabbed in the chest in Walthamstow, with four men now in custody as police launch a murder investigation and appeal for witnesses.
South Australia's March 21 election sees Labor poised for a massive victory while the Liberal party faces potential wipeout, with One Nation threatening to become the official opposition.
A district court in Queensland has overturned the conviction of an Indigenous man after finding significant errors and impartiality issues in the initial trial, including inappropriate remarks by the magistrate.
The Liberal Party's shift to right-wing populism, mirroring Trump and Farage, alienates young and urban Australians. Critics argue it lacks bold policies on housing, climate, and fairness, risking electoral irrelevance.
Federal prosecutors in New Jersey have arraigned four individuals for allegedly running a fraudulent law firm that staged fake court proceedings to scam immigrants out of over $100,000, with tens of thousands laundered to co-conspirators in Colombia.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has called on Donald Trump to stand with Ukraine during peace negotiations with Russia, while admitting he sometimes struggles to understand the US president's messaging on the conflict.
Hundreds of teenagers descended on central London, throwing objects at police and causing chaos during a pop-up shop event in Soho Square, with similar incidents reported in previous years.
A British Transport Police officer who responded to the 2017 London Bridge terror attack has been dismissed for gross misconduct after sending offensive messages about Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller communities in WhatsApp groups.
Ian Maxwell, brother of Ghislaine Maxwell, argues that Prince Andrew is unfairly targeted, calling his sister the 'fall guy' for Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, amid ongoing legal and royal fallout.
A TikTok influencer, Amanda Jeffrey, has been arrested in Spain for allegedly attempting to poison her husband with drugged wine, leading to his hospitalization and a police investigation.
Detective Constable Mark Luker, a first responder to the 2017 terror attack, has been fired for gross misconduct after sending discriminatory WhatsApp messages about Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities.
A British Transport Police officer, who responded to the 2017 London Bridge terror attack, has been dismissed for gross misconduct after sending derogatory messages about Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller communities in a WhatsApp group.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko emphasizes the crucial role of US support in Ukraine's war against Russia while expressing confusion over Donald Trump's peace messages.
A federal appeals court has lifted an injunction on Louisiana's law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public school classrooms, sparking debate over religious freedom and constitutional rights.
Irish author Sally Rooney praises the High Court's decision to deem the ban on Palestine Action unlawful, calling it a significant victory for civil liberties and freedom of speech in Britain.
President Donald Trump announced a tariff increase on all US imports to 15%, using different legal authority after the Supreme Court struck down his previous policy, sparking economic and political controversy.
Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey demands the UK government take legal action against former US President Donald Trump for economic harm caused by trade tariffs, while criticizing domestic political failures.
Caleb Flynn, a former American Idol contestant, faces murder charges after his wife Ashley was fatally shot in their Ohio home. Police report inconsistencies in the crime scene.
A combative interview between Tucker Carlson and Mike Huckabee highlights a growing chasm within the Republican Party over US support for Israel, reflecting generational and ideological splits.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts calls for increased spending in her spring statement, despite warnings that the UK's economy remains precarious with high borrowing and one-off tax gains.
Iran refuses to export its highly enriched uranium stockpile but proposes diluting purity under IAEA supervision, as the US weighs military options amid diplomatic talks.