Men Accused of Spying for Iran on Jewish Sites in Court
Nematollah Shahsavani and Alireza Farasati face charges of conducting hostile surveillance on Israeli and Jewish targets in London for Iranian intelligence.
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Ex-MI5 Contractor Claimed Ninja Training in Swords and Knives
A former MI5 IT contractor told police he received ninja-style training in swords and knives at Thames House, as he faces charges of breaching national security laws.
Trump Waives Jones Act for Oil Shipping During Iran Conflict
The Trump administration has issued a 60-day waiver of the Jones Act, allowing foreign-flagged oil tankers to operate between U.S. ports to boost domestic supply as prices surge during the war with Iran.
Royal Crisis: Crown Princess's Son Faces 7-Year Prison Sentence
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, faces over seven years in prison as prosecutors seek conviction on 39 charges including rape and assault, amid unprecedented royal family turmoil.
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Guardian Seeks UK Participants for Debate Series on Divisive Issues
The Guardian invites UK adults to join 'Dining Across the Divide,' a series exploring opposing views on topics like drugs, defence, and discrimination. Participants will discuss and debate to see if perspectives can change.
China Eyes US Politics After Trump-Xi Summit Postponement
Beijing closely monitors US midterm elections and Iran war fallout as Trump's visit to China is delayed, analyzing leverage in ongoing trade negotiations and geopolitical calculations.
Israel Ground Offensive in Lebanon Meets Hezbollah Resistance
Israeli forces face stiff resistance from Hezbollah militants as they push deeper into south Lebanon, with intense clashes reported in strategic border towns and hilltop positions.
EU's Hungary Problem Won't Vanish Even If Orbán Loses
Even if Viktor Orbán loses Hungary's April election, the EU faces ongoing challenges with Hungary's policies on Ukraine, rule of law, and foreign relations that won't disappear overnight.
Social Media Fuels Violence in Underserved US Communities
A new report reveals how online disputes on platforms like Instagram and YouTube are intensifying shootings in Black and Latino neighborhoods, with calls for structured solutions and platform accountability.
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Farage's Cameo Videos Back Jailed Figures, Extremist Slogans
Newly uncovered videos reveal Nigel Farage used Cameo to call for Sean 'Diddy' Combs' release and praise efforts to free a convicted drug trafficker, alongside endorsing far-right phrases.
Systemic Failures Create 'Nothing-to-Lose' Prisoners, Warns Ex-Governor
John Podmore, a former prison governor, highlights how the penal system compounds trauma and addiction, leading to increased violence and recidivism among inmates with little stake in life.
King Charles US Visit Sparks Debate Over Trump Ties
Letters to the Guardian reveal strong opposition to King Charles III's planned trip to America, citing concerns about legitimizing Donald Trump's administration and military actions.
Badenoch: Trump's Starmer Attack 'Childish', Hurts UK-US Ties
Kemi Badenoch condemns Donald Trump's criticism of Keir Starmer as 'childish', warning it undermines the special relationship with the US and sends dangerous signals to adversaries like Iran and Russia.
Badenoch: Trump's Starmer Criticism 'Childish', Risks US-UK Ties
Kemi Badenoch condemns Donald Trump's remarks about Keir Starmer as 'childish', warning they send wrong signals to adversaries like Iran and Russia amid concerns over the special relationship.
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Iran's Strait of Hormuz Blockade Threatens Global Oil Supply
The Guardian Weekly's March 20 edition examines Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz, potentially disrupting a fifth of global oil exports, alongside features on Sudan's humanitarian crisis and feminism's ongoing fight.
Memory Lapses Dominate Frustrating PMQs Clash
Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch faced off in a chaotic PMQs, with both leaders dodging questions on Peter Mandelson and the Iran war amid apparent memory issues, leading to a near-pointless parliamentary exchange.
Starmer Unlikely to Grant Time for Assisted Dying Bill
Senior ministers believe Keir Starmer will not allocate government time for the assisted dying bill in the next parliamentary session, fearing renewed divisions among Labour MPs as the bill faces blocking in the House of Lords.
Badenoch Attacked Again at PMQs Over Iran War Comments
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch was criticized for a second consecutive week at Prime Minister's Questions regarding her position on the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, as she distances herself from Donald Trump's rhetoric.
Cartoon Satirizes Nigel Farage's Content Creation
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings humorously critiques Nigel Farage's shift to content creation, highlighting political satire in modern media.
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US-Israel Assassination Strategy May Backfire in Iran
Analysts question the effectiveness of targeting senior Iranian officials, suggesting it could strengthen regime resistance rather than destabilize it.
Trump's Iran War Splits Republicans, Risks Midterm Fallout
Analysis reveals growing dissent among Republicans and Maga conservatives over Trump's unpopular Iran war, with independent and young voters turning against the conflict ahead of midterm elections.
Canada Pushes G7-Middle East Effort to De-escalate Iran War
Foreign Minister Anita Anand reveals Canada is drafting principles for coordinated de-escalation, emphasizing off-ramps and regional stability amid US-Israeli bombing campaign and Iranian retaliation.
Scottish Assisted Dying Bill Defeated by Labour MSPs
Scotland's assisted dying bill was defeated in a free vote at Holyrood, with supporters frustrated by lack of backing from Labour MSPs despite Westminster support.
UK Discusses Hormuz Escort as Iran Threat Persists
Britain remains engaged in discussions with US and European allies about escorting merchant ships through the Strait of Hormuz, but officials warn the situation is too dangerous for immediate action due to Iran's military capabilities.
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Habermas's Legacy: Democracy in an Age of Distortion
Jürgen Habermas's philosophy, emphasizing reason and consensus, offers crucial insights against modern demagoguery and social media's algorithmic threats to public discourse.
Reeves Calls for Activist Government in Pro-EU Speech
Chancellor Rachel Reeves promotes an activist government approach and deeper EU alignment in her Mais lecture, highlighting strategic imperatives for economic growth and integration.
FEMA Officials Fear Cuts Under Trump's DHS Pick Mullin
Markwayne Mullin's confirmation hearing for DHS secretary left FEMA officials uneasy about potential staff cuts and restructuring, raising concerns over disaster readiness amid climate crises.
Gabbard: US Strikes on Iran a Strategic Success
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard told the Senate panel that US strikes have largely destroyed Iran's military capabilities, though threats from other nations are growing.
Gerry Adams Denies IRA Role in High Court Bombing Testimony
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams testified in London's High Court, denying involvement in the 1996 Docklands bombing and rejecting claims he was at the IRA's operational nerve center during the civil trial.
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Starmer Eases Immigration Rules After Labour MP Revolt
Prime Minister Keir Starmer considers exemptions to controversial immigration changes after Angela Rayner criticizes plans as 'un-British' and Labour MPs threaten rebellion over settled status reforms.
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