Defence Chiefs: Rearmament Is Not Warmongering, Europe Must Unite
UK and German military leaders issue stark warning about Russia's threat, calling for increased defence spending and European unity to preserve peace through strength and deterrence.
Category : Politics
Search for Nancy Guthrie Enters Third Week, No Arrests
The search for Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, continues into its third week with no arrests. Authorities request home video footage from neighbors as the case draws national attention.
U.S. Forces Board Second Venezuelan-Linked Oil Tanker
U.S. military personnel have conducted a boarding operation on a second oil tanker connected to Venezuela, escalating maritime enforcement actions amid ongoing sanctions and regional tensions.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 11 in Gaza Amid Ceasefire Violations
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed at least 11 people, including displaced families in a tent encampment, as Israel claims Hamas violated the fragile October ceasefire.
US Intercepts Second Venezuelan Oil Tanker in Indian Ocean
In a significant maritime operation, US forces have boarded a second oil tanker linked to Venezuela in the Indian Ocean, intensifying sanctions enforcement and raising geopolitical tensions in global energy markets.
Labour Left Targets Starmer in Party's Internal Power Struggle
Internal divisions within the Labour Party escalate as left-wing factions openly criticize Keir Starmer's leadership, citing trust issues and policy U-turns that threaten the party's stability and electoral prospects.
Global Rallies Support Iran Protesters, Exiled Prince Speaks
Hundreds of thousands rallied worldwide in solidarity with Iran's anti-government protesters, as exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi addressed a massive crowd in Munich, promising to lead a secular democratic transition.
UK Considers Russia Sanctions After Navalny Frog Toxin Finding
The UK and four European allies accuse Russia of poisoning Alexei Navalny with dart frog toxin, prompting potential new sanctions. Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper calls the findings 'deeply serious' while Russia dismisses them as 'feeblemindedness'.
Labour Calls on Matt Goodwin to Reject Racist Team Content
The Labour Party has urged political commentator Matt Goodwin to publicly denounce racist material circulated by his team members, highlighting concerns over inflammatory rhetoric in political discourse.
EU Chief Criticizes US 'Fashionable Euro-Bashing'
The EU's foreign policy chief has publicly criticized the United States for what he calls 'fashionable Euro-bashing,' highlighting growing transatlantic tensions over trade and diplomacy.
Europe Shows Steely Resolve to Trump's Alliance Offer
European leaders are demonstrating a firm and unified stance, rejecting overtures from the Trump administration for a new strategic partnership amid global tensions.
Sister of Killer's First Wife Reveals Family's Decades of Suffering
Catherine Roots speaks for the first time about how murderer Brian Field destroyed her family's lives, including her sister's tragic death and the 33-year hunt for justice.
Powell Rejects Role as Starmer's Chief of Staff, Plans Exit
Jonathan Powell, Keir Starmer's national security adviser, has turned down overtures to become chief of staff, preferring to return to his mediation consultancy. Downing Street denies the offer and his departure plans.
Labour MPs Call for Inquiry into Journalist Smear Allegations
Labour MPs, led by John McDonnell, are urging an inquiry into a report commissioned by a thinktank linked to Keir Starmer, which made baseless claims about journalists investigating the group. The Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons is under pressure over
Man Dies in Floodwater After Police Chase of Stolen Caravan
A suspect has died after plunging into icy floodwater during a police pursuit of a stolen caravan in Derbyshire. The incident has been referred to the police watchdog.
German Bank Heist in Stuhr After Gelsenkirchen Christmas Raid
Police in Germany are seeking witnesses after thieves broke into a Volksbank branch in Stuhr, stealing from safety deposit boxes. This incident follows a major heist in Gelsenkirchen where millions were stolen during the holidays.
UK: Kremlin Had Frog Poison Used to Kill Navalny
Yvette Cooper reveals Russia possessed rare frog toxin epibatidine found in Alexei Navalny's body, as UK and allies confirm chemical weapon poisoning.
UN: 6,000+ Killed in Three Days in Al Fashir RSF Attack
The United Nations documents mass atrocities by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan's Al Fashir, including war crimes and possible crimes against humanity.
Texas Progressives Win Senate Seat Against Billionaire-Backed GOP
Democrat Taylor Rehmet's victory in a Texas state Senate runoff reveals how grassroots organizing is countering Christian nationalist influence and billionaire megadonors in Tarrant County politics.
Phillips: Epstein Files Must Catalyze Long-Term Protection for Women
Labour MP Jess Phillips calls for systemic reforms to combat violence against women and girls, using the Epstein scandal as a catalyst for legislative action and prevention strategies.
Phillips: Epstein Files Must Drive Long-Term Women's Safety Laws
Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips urges using Epstein case momentum for legislative change, criticizing reactive policies and calling for investment in prevention to protect women and girls.
Danish PM Says Trump Still Wants Greenland
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has publicly stated that she believes former US President Donald Trump remains interested in acquiring Greenland, reigniting a controversial geopolitical topic.
Lowe Launches Far-Right Party, Splits Anti-Immigration Vote
Former Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe has launched the Great Yarmouth First party, pledging mass deportations and gaining support from far-right figures and Elon Musk, potentially splitting the anti-immigration vote in upcoming elections.
UN: 6,000+ Killed in 3 Days as RSF Took Al Fashir
A UN report details atrocities in Sudan, with over 6,000 killed in three days as the Rapid Support Forces seized Al Fashir, citing war crimes and ethnic violence.
Australian Dies in Bali After Consulate Refuses Passport Help
Wayne Harvey, 69, died in a Bali hospital after the Australian consulate cited privacy laws to deny his son's pleas for an emergency passport needed for a critical medical transfer.
Jason and Mathieu Fox: Sibling Bonds Beyond Military and TV
SAS: Who Dares Wins star Jason Fox and his brother Mathieu reflect on their childhood, military service, PTSD, and how they reconnect without the old fights or tree falls.
Trump's Monroe Doctrine Misinterpretation vs. Bad Bunny's Inclusivity
Donald Trump's 'Donroe doctrine' twists the 1823 Monroe Doctrine for dominance, while Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show highlighted a pan-American vision of unity and self-determination.
Native Patrols in Minneapolis Watch for ICE Agents
In Minneapolis, Native American community patrols have resumed after 50 years, monitoring ICE activity and protecting residents from federal crackdowns, echoing the American Indian Movement's legacy.
Lower Suspicion Threshold for African Australians in Police Searches
A Guardian analysis shows Victoria police may be unequally targeting people of African appearance with warrantless search powers, with lower hit rates indicating potential racial profiling.
Welsh Munitions Factory Delay Hits UK Artillery Production
A crucial Welsh munitions factory at Glascoed remains unopened, delaying a 16-fold boost in UK artillery shell production amid defence spending uncertainties and Ukraine supply needs.
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