French feminist icon Gisèle Pelicot was reduced to tears watching video messages from women across France who thanked her for her courage in publicly prosecuting her ex-husband for serial rape.
In a significant humanitarian operation, Australian women and children have been released from a Syrian detention camp, marking a pivotal moment in repatriation efforts.
At the Munich Security Conference, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's conciliatory tone masked a dangerous imperial vision, echoing last year's MAGA attacks and challenging European values of democracy and multilateralism.
Donald Trump's posting of a racist video depicting the Obamas as apes, alongside his remarks on civil rights and systematic purge of slavery references, crystallizes his nativist nationalism rooted in dark American history.
Bristol council defends a new bench installed facing a brick wall, promising future shade from a planned tree. This sparks a broader discussion about poorly placed benches in cities like York, where many overlook unlovely views or turn away from scenic vi
Republicans and Democrats broke ranks at the Munich Security Conference, criticizing Trump's unpredictability and urging Europe to stand firm against his attacks on allies.
Former US President Barack Obama stated aliens are 'real' in a podcast interview, later clarifying on social media that while life likely exists in the vast universe, there's no evidence of contact or hidden facilities at Area 51.
Nigel Farage's attack on working from home prioritizes headlines over productivity, revealing simplistic policy-making and a disconnect from public opinion on flexible work practices.
New analysis reveals UK savers have minimal knowledge of stocks and shares ISAs and other non-cash products, with many favoring cash despite inflation risks.
The Cabinet Office is investigating a report commissioned by Labour Together that made false claims about journalists, with Liz Kendall stating officials will 'establish the facts' amid calls for a formal inquiry.
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall confirms the Cabinet Office is examining a Labour Together thinktank report that made baseless claims about journalists investigating the organization.
Donald Trump proposes an 'Arc de Trump' monument, a White House lawn UFC match, and a National Mall race for America's 250th anniversary, sparking controversy and fundraising efforts.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban held talks in Hungary, focusing on Ukraine, European security, and diplomatic relations amid ongoing tensions.
The Victorian Liberal executive has sidelined local branch members to fast-track mayor Anthony Marsh as Sam Groth's successor, sparking internal conflict ahead of the Nepean byelection.
TV host Savannah Guthrie posts video message urging captor to 'do the right thing' as FBI analyzes glove with DNA found near missing mother's home.
In a special recess week podcast, political analysts examine the widening field of potential successors to Keir Starmer, European perceptions of his government, and upcoming political developments.
Naveed Akram, accused of 15 murders in the Bondi Beach Hanukkah terror attack, appeared in court for the first time. The case involves suppression orders and allegations of planning and firearms training.
Documents allegedly incriminating Prince Andrew in the Jeffrey Epstein files have been secretly redacted after release, with emails now only accessible via screenshots, according to reports.
American military personnel have intercepted and shut down the sanctioned oil tanker Veronica III in the Indian Ocean as part of ongoing efforts to target illicit Venezuelan oil shipments.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announces a major crackdown on social media platforms, targeting AI chatbots and considering age limits to ensure child safety online.
The UK government is determined to prevent murderer Wayne Couzens from receiving a pension from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary, where he worked before joining the Met Police.
A podcast delves into Blue Labour's influence, Manchesterism's local governance model, and the pressing need for House of Lords reform in UK politics.
A landmark court ruling has overturned the arrests of retirees under the Palestine Action proscription, declaring the measure unlawful and sparking debates on protest rights in the UK.
A landmark High Court ruling declared Labour's proscription of protest group Palestine Action as unlawful, potentially affecting thousands of arrests and charges under terrorism legislation.
Keir Starmer faces a deep political crisis as his policies and personality alienate left, right, and center, leading to a nosedive in polls and widespread public disillusionment.
Research reveals a 26% increase in Ukrainian civilian casualties in 2025, with an average of 4.8 killed or injured per Russian strike. Global conflict data shows shifting patterns of explosive violence worldwide.
The Labour Party is considering a new tax targeting rural drivers' mileage for electric vehicles, aiming to generate revenue as fuel duty declines. This proposal could impact rural communities heavily reliant on cars.
Angus Taylor's position on the Liberal Party frontbench has ignited discussions about his influence and the party's direction in Australian politics.
Naveed Akram, accused of killing 15 in a Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack, appeared in court via video link. His lawyer said it's too early to indicate a plea as the case adjourns.
A summary of Monday's major news stories across Australia, covering political, economic, and social updates from various regions and sectors.