BAE Systems Posts Record Results, Dividend Boost on Defense Wave
BAE Systems reports record sales and profits as global defense spending rises, with a 10% dividend increase and historic order backlog driven by advanced technologies.
Category : Politics
Teen Arrested Running Toward US Capitol with Shotgun
An 18-year-old from Georgia was apprehended after sprinting toward the US Capitol building while armed with a shotgun and wearing tactical gear, dropping his weapon when confronted by police.
Populism's Shifting Role in Modern Politics Explained
Explore how the term 'populism' has lost its clarity in the 2020s as left and right diverge, focusing on institutional challenges and power dynamics in neoliberal systems.
Sara Duterte Announces 2028 Presidential Bid in Philippines
Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte declares her candidacy for the 2028 presidential election, criticizing President Marcos Jr. and addressing her father's ICC case.
Australian Woman Banned from Syrian Camp Return
One adult among 34 Australian women and children in al-Roj camp faces a temporary exclusion order, while others may re-enter Australia if they arrange their own travel.
£170k Warden Patrol Trial in Balham to Tackle Crime
Wandsworth Council initiates a six-month pilot with neighbourhood wardens patrolling Balham four days weekly to address anti-social behaviour and crime, funded by developer contributions.
Australian IS Families Returned to Syrian Camp After Escape Attempt
A group of 34 Australian women and children, held by Islamic State without charge, have been forced back to a Syrian detention camp after attempting to flee to Australia, sparking intense political debate over citizenship and repatriation.
Victoria Accused of Ignoring $15bn CFMEU Corruption in Big Build
A scathing report alleges Victorian officials knew of union and underworld infiltration in major projects, costing taxpayers billions, sparking fierce political backlash.
Labour's Council Reforms Backfire: A Self-Destructive Move?
Labour's ambitious local government reorganization faces backlash for diverting focus from urgent national issues like prisons and the NHS, potentially handing victories to Reform UK.
Council Accused of No Accountability Over Missing Meeting Notes
Hammersmith and Fulham Council faces criticism for failing to produce minutes from over 35 meetings with developers including Chelsea FC and QPR, despite claiming transparency leadership.
Starmer's Lever of Power Reveals Broken Government System
Keir Starmer's metaphor about pulling a lever that does nothing exposes deep systemic failures in British governance, from bureaucratic inertia to stakeholder supremacy.
Hanson Condemned for 'Reprehensible' Comments on Australian Muslims
Race discrimination commissioner demands apology from One Nation leader Pauline Hanson for inflammatory remarks about Australian Muslims, sparking widespread political backlash.
Man Jailed for Neo-Nazi Speech at Sydney Rally
Brandan Koschel sentenced to 12 months in prison for inciting hatred with antisemitic remarks at a March for Australia protest on Australia Day in Sydney.
Pauline Hanson's Political Rise: Fear as a Tool in Australia
Analysis of Pauline Hanson's strategy to leverage economic disadvantage and fear for political gain, amid rising hate speech and its societal impacts in Australia.
Europe's Defence Dilemma: Building Security Without US
As US support wanes, European leaders face urgent need for independent defence capabilities. A 'coalition of the willing' emerges as potential framework for future European security architecture.
DNA on Glove in Guthrie Case Fails to Match National Database
Authorities report no match for DNA from a glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home, a setback in the search for the missing 84-year-old mother of NBC host Savannah Guthrie.
Trump Politicizes Death of Civil Rights Icon Jesse Jackson
Donald Trump faces criticism for injecting politics into the death of Reverend Jesse Jackson, while nuclear talks with Iran continue amid tensions and CBS faces backlash over a pulled interview.
Liberal Party Losing Women and Youth Voters, Analysis Shows
New analysis reveals the Liberal Party faces an existential crisis as support among women and younger voters collapses. Leadership decisions and policy shifts are alienating key demographics.
Labour Thinktank Investigated Journalists Over Funding Stories
Labour Together, a thinktank linked to Keir Starmer, paid an external company to probe journalists like the Guardian's Henry Dyer, who uncovered undeclared donations ahead of the 2024 election.
NZ's 'Golden Visa' Surge: Americans Lead Post-2025 Changes
New Zealand's Active Investor Plus visa applications have surged after 2025 rule relaxations, with wealthy Americans dominating the influx. Investment thresholds were lowered and residency requirements eased.
Clinton Accuses Trump of Epstein Files Cover-Up
Hillary Clinton has accused the Trump administration of a cover-up regarding withheld Epstein files, claiming she and Bill Clinton are being forced to testify to deflect scrutiny from Donald Trump.
Zelenskyy Slams Trump Pressure During Ukraine-Russia Geneva Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses Donald Trump of exerting unfair pressure on Kyiv during US-mediated peace negotiations with Russia in Geneva, as both sides conclude first day of talks.
UN: Epstein Files Show Crimes Against Humanity
UN human rights experts state that millions of Jeffrey Epstein documents suggest a global criminal enterprise with acts meeting the legal threshold for crimes against humanity, calling for independent investigations.
Canavan Slams Hanson's 'Un-Australian' Muslim Comments
Nationals senator Matt Canavan declares Pauline Hanson unfit to lead a political party after her inflammatory remarks about Australian Muslims, sparking widespread condemnation from ministers and community leaders.
Child Sex Abuse Arrests Hit 1,000 Monthly as Online Threat Grows
The National Crime Agency reports a surge in child sexual abuse cases, with 1,000 suspected paedophiles arrested monthly. Online platforms are enabling offenders while tech firms face calls for urgent action.
Jenrick Criticizes Bank of England's Inflation Management
Robert Jenrick, Reform's new Treasury spokesman, accuses the Bank of England of taking its eye off inflation and pledges to strip distractions from the central bank while supporting its independence.
Mistrial in Texas Antifa Case Over Lawyer's Civil Rights Shirt
A federal judge in Texas declared a mistrial after a defense attorney wore a shirt with civil rights imagery, delaying a high-profile case where protesters face terrorism charges.
Training UK Workers May Not Cut Migration, Oxford Study Finds
New research from Oxford University's Migration Observatory reveals that increasing domestic training may not lower net migration or address skills shortages, as poor pay and conditions deter local workers.
Judge Blocks Deportation of Palestinian Activist Mahdawi
An immigration judge has halted the Trump administration's attempt to deport Mohsen Mahdawi, a Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian activist arrested during a citizenship interview. The ruling cites lack of evidence and due process concerns.
Epstein's Interest in Toxic 'Angel's Trumpet' Plant Uncovered
Newly released Epstein files reveal the financier's disturbing interest in Angel's Trumpet, a highly toxic plant used to incapacitate victims and eliminate free will.
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