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Category : Politics
Iran's Asymmetric Advantage Over US in Strait of Hormuz
Iran has leveraged its geography and missile capabilities to disrupt shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, forcing the US to pause its bombing campaign without achieving its maximalist goals, highlighting the limits of American military power.
UK faces tough budget choices due to Iran war, says NIESR
Leading thinktank warns Andy Burnham of 'very difficult trade-offs' in autumn budget as Iran war keeps oil prices and inflation high, forcing £24bn extra spending by 2030.
Florida executes two inmates on same day, first in nearly decade
Florida executed Dominick Occhicone, 80, and James Duckett, 68, on Tuesday, making it the first state to carry out two executions in one day in nearly a decade, as Governor Ron DeSantis accelerates executions.
Senate confirms Trump ally Jay Clayton as DNI
The US Senate voted 51-47 along party lines to confirm Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence, giving Trump another key ally in the intelligence apparatus.
Teleprompter operator who bet on Trump speeches leaves job
Gabriel Perez, a White House teleprompter operator accused of using inside knowledge to bet on Trump's speeches, no longer works in the federal government, a White House official says.
ICE agents used racial slurs in LA crackdown: court files
New court documents reveal ICE agents used anti-immigrant slurs like 'tonks' and 'wet' during Los Angeles operations. Lawsuit alleges unlawful stop-and-arrest practices based on race.
One Nation faces being struck off in Queensland over financial breach
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party faces being struck off in Queensland after failing to file audited financial statements, exposing Hanson and Senator Sean Bell to possible fines. The regulator has set a deadline of 18 August 2026 to comply.
Wildberries attacks shake Russian economy; Kremlin may prop up retailer
Kremlin may prop up Wildberries after Ukrainian drone attacks destroyed 10% of warehousing capacity; Kyiv prosecutors may target Lukashenko.
Epstein fixer Daniel Siad found dead in Paris flat
Daniel Siad, a longtime Epstein associate accused of human trafficking and rape, was found dead in his Paris flat. Survivors and journalists discuss the impact on pursuing justice.
Japan Earthquake: 13 Dead, Aftershocks Hit Kyushu
At least 13 people died and many were injured after a magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Kumamoto, Japan, causing fires, power outages, and suspending transport.
Japan quake death toll rises to 13 in race against time
At least 13 killed, hundreds injured after 6.8 magnitude quake hits southern Japan. Thousands evacuated, power and water cut off to tens of thousands.
UK Immigration System: A Dizzying Maze from 2019
In 2019, the UK immigration system was designed to reject applicants, with government hostility leaking into every transaction, making navigation expensive and difficult, according to Maya Goodfellow.
Farage's constituency: residents weigh byelection options
In Nigel Farage's Clacton constituency, residents from Jaywick to Frinton share mixed views on the Reform UK leader and his challenger Count Binface ahead of the snap byelection.
AI age checks will wrongly treat more child refugees as adults
Flawed AI age-detection systems with racial bias will lead to more child refugees being treated as adults, risking harm, rights groups warn.
Berlin Pride attack: Hypocrisy of German leaders condemned
Columnist Fatma Aydemir criticizes German politicians for expressing solidarity after the Berlin Pride attack, accusing them of hypocrisy for cutting queer community resources.
British right feels chill in Andy Burnham's shadow
The British right is disoriented by a Labour PM with ideas, exposing the vacant opposition. Kemi Badenoch's 1970s nostalgia and lack of vision leave Tories and Reform UK struggling.
Booing of Quaynor met with equivocation from AFL officials
Isaac Quaynor was booed by Adelaide crowd; Collingwood coach Craig McRae condemned it, but AFL and Crows responses were seen as weak.
Angus Taylor denies payments to Liberal group in Icac probe
Opposition leader Angus Taylor insists he made no payments to the Reformers, a conservative Liberal group under Icac investigation, and is not a party to proceedings.
Decoding America: Trump-Netanyahu Relations – Podcast
In this episode, co-hosts discuss Trump's closed-door meeting with Netanyahu, attacks on the Smithsonian, and his performance at the White House correspondents' dinner.
Zelenskyy's domestic crisis threatens global standing
Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces a political crisis at home as protests erupt over the dismissal of popular defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov, while he continues diplomatic wins abroad.
Young Liberal power brokers created 'shit sheet' on minister
A group of young conservative power brokers under Icac investigation created a document accusing NSW minister David Elliott of an extramarital affair, which he denies.
One Nation faces deregistration in Queensland over missing reports
Pauline Hanson's One Nation could be struck off in Queensland for failing to lodge three years of audited financial statements, exposing leaders to penalties.
Burnham vocational plans inspired by Baker's UTCs
Andy Burnham's plans to boost technical education for 14+ students, inspired by Kenneth Baker's UTCs, aim to reduce youth unemployment but face funding and equity concerns.
Green leader Polanski urged to hand over social media accounts
Green Party leader Zack Polanski faces internal calls to delegate his social media after sharing a post appearing to endorse violence against Nigel Farage, as polls show Labour gaining.
Daniel Andrews backs Ben Carroll to win Victorian election
Daniel Andrews has endorsed new Victorian Premier Ben Carroll, saying he can win November's election, while paying tribute to Jacinta Allan after her resignation.
Victorian cults inquiry accidentally exposes survivors' emails
A Victorian parliamentary committee investigating cults accidentally emailed the addresses of anonymous survivors to current cult members and journalists, prompting an apology.
Green leader won't apologise for guillotine post targeting Farage
Green Party leader Zack Polanski says sharing a guillotine image aimed at Nigel Farage was an 'inadvertent mistake' but refuses to apologise, as Reform UK reports him to police.
Mother visited police day before suspected murder-suicide
Helena Wright, 36, and her toddler were found dead in the ocean near Port Macdonnell. Police say chance of finding missing baby alive is 'zero' after three-day search.
Breakin' the Cycle: the 00s hood movie police seized
Breakin' the Cycle had celeb performers like Bradley from S Club 7 and hopes for Cannes, until the Met police confiscated the rough cut. The story of its making is more compelling than the film.
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