Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, is running for president while seemingly downplaying his surname. Analysts suggest this is a strategy to distance himself from his father's controversial legacy, including the COVID-19 re
Donald Trump mocked Keir Starmer during an Easter lunch, claiming the UK PM hesitated to send aircraft carriers to the Middle East. The footage was deleted but later republished.
Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso's military ruler, declares democracy unsuitable for the nation, extending his authoritarian rule amid ongoing jihadist violence and human rights concerns.
Myanmar's military leader Min Aung Hlaing has been appointed president following widely condemned elections, amid ongoing conflict and human rights accusations.
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As King Charles prepares for a state visit to Washington, political analysts question the UK's 'special relationship' with the US under Trump's volatile leadership and contradictory war statements.
Donald Trump faces accusations of running a misogynistic administration after dismissing Pam Bondi, the second woman fired from his cabinet amid scandals involving male officials.
The US-Israeli war on Iran has plunged Iraq into turmoil, exposing deep divisions between pro-Iran factions and those seeking to end Tehran's influence, amid a power vacuum and escalating attacks.
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A US immigration judge has ruled against deporting Subramanyam Vedam, 64, whose murder conviction was overturned after 44 years in prison, citing rehabilitation and public safety.
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Labour MPs and animal charities call for England to follow Scotland and Wales in banning greyhound racing, citing thousands of dog injuries and deaths in recent years.
Midwestern states Ohio, Iowa, and Kentucky suffer disproportionate losses in the US-Iran conflict, with veterans questioning the war's legality and objectives amid mounting casualties.
A National Lottery jackpot worth £10.6 million bought in Bexley has expired unclaimed after 180 days, despite an extensive search for the ticket holder. The funds will now support local good causes.
Donald Trump has dismissed Attorney General Pam Bondi, making her the second woman fired from his cabinet. Critics accuse the administration of misogyny as male officials with scandals remain. The article also covers Iran bridge strikes, Artemis II missio
International law experts express serious concerns over US attacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure, including schools and power plants, potentially violating Geneva conventions.
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Recent court rulings have curbed some of Trump's excesses, yet experts warn that judicial action alone cannot safeguard democracy. Restoring institutions requires broader civic engagement.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Energy Minister Chris Bowen address fuel crisis and economic turmoil from Middle East conflict, while cautiously questioning Trump's war objectives.
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie's openness to tax changes has drawn internal party criticism, highlighting growing tensions over tax reform as both major parties prepare for Australia's upcoming federal budget.
David Judge, emeritus professor at University of Strathclyde and influential author on parliamentary institutions, has died aged 75 from oesophageal cancer.
Footage reveals a major Iranian bridge destroyed by airstrikes, with Donald Trump claiming US responsibility and threatening further action amid ongoing conflict.
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A decade after Brexit, Donald Trump's foreign policy stance and insults are driving Britain to reconsider its relationship with Europe, with polls showing growing support for rejoining the EU amid global instability.
A federal judge has thrown out 10 of 13 claims in Blake Lively's lawsuit against Justin Baldoni, citing context of film scenes and independent contractor status.
Chris Haskins, a key business supporter of Tony Blair's New Labour, distanced himself over anti-terror laws and the Iraq war. The Northern Foods founder championed European unity and regional devolution.
A growing movement to tax billionaires is sweeping across at least 10 U.S. states, fueled by public anger over record-high fortunes and funding cuts for essential services like schools and healthcare.
Cuban authorities have initiated a major prisoner release of over 2,010 inmates, marking a humanitarian gesture during Holy Week as the US permits Russian oil shipments to the island amid ongoing diplomatic talks.
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Analysis of Donald Trump's presidency as a symptom of a failing political system that elevates elderly figures, drawing parallels to Reagan and Biden, and questioning the broader decay of American governance.
Analysis of Trump's Iran war reveals a chaotic strategy, sparking Middle East turmoil and global risks, with letters critiquing US policy and UK complicity.
Pam Bondi's removal as attorney general, linked to mishandling of Jeffrey Epstein files, raises questions about accountability and transparency under new leadership Todd Blanche.
Donald Trump's televised address on the Middle East conflict sparks alarm in Europe as he mocks allies and questions NATO, urging a swift bolstering of European security and UK involvement.
Academics and youth workers explain recent mass teen meet-ups in Clapham, linking them to cuts in youth services, lack of public spaces, and the role of social media in organizing gatherings.
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The Trump administration's budget proposal calls for a 42% increase in defense spending to $1.5 trillion, while slashing non-defense programs by 10%. Democrats condemn the plan as 'bleak and unacceptable'.
