Putin's Torture Gulags: New Methods for Deserters Exposed
Chilling footage reveals Russian army torturing its own soldiers to curb desertion, while Ukrainians face horrific abuse in over 300 detention facilities across Russia.
Category : Politics
Starmer Pushes for Closer EU Defence Ties at Munich Conference
Labour leader Keir Starmer calls for enhanced defence cooperation with Europe at the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing shared security challenges and strategic alignment.
Court Rules Palestine Action Ban Unlawful, Co-founder Demands Suspension
The High Court has declared the proscription of Palestine Action unlawful, citing serious interference with protest rights. Co-founder Huda Ammori calls for immediate suspension as the Home Secretary appeals.
Denmark Legal Challenge Over US Defense Pact and Greenland
Danish MP Theresa Scavenius plans to sue the state over a 2023 US defense agreement, claiming it's unconstitutional and could impact Greenland talks with Washington.
Minnesota Immigration Crackdown: Trump Legacy Returns
Minnesota's recent immigration enforcement actions reflect a resurgence of Trump-era policies, sparking debate over security and human rights.
Venezuelan Illegally Deported, Return Fears
A Venezuelan migrant was illegally deported and now faces fears of return, highlighting immigration policy issues and human rights concerns.
Gisele Pelicot Reveals Children's Reaction to Father's Crimes
Gisele Pelicot describes the harrowing moment she informed her children about their father's sexual violence crimes, including her daughter's 'inhuman' scream and her journey toward closure.
Gisèle Pelicot Confronts Ex-Husband in Prison for Answers
Gisèle Pelicot, 73, plans to visit her ex-husband in prison to demand truth about potential abuse of their daughter and a 1991 murder case. Dominique Pelicot was jailed for 20 years for drugging her and inviting men to rape her.
Starmer Urges Closer UK-EU Economic Ties in Munich Speech
Prime Minister Keir Starmer advocates for enhanced economic alignment with the European Union, emphasizing security and growth benefits while addressing transatlantic relations and NATO commitments.
Nancy Guthrie Disappearance: Few Leads in Arizona Mystery
The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie, has captivated the nation with few leads. Federal and local investigations continue amid public obsession and amateur sleuthing.
UK Migration May Go Negative, Hurting Economy and Key Sectors
Net migration to the UK could drop below zero this year for the first time since 1993, squeezing universities, construction, and healthcare. Experts warn of Brexit-like economic damage and fiscal shortfalls.
Young Britons Leave UK for Better Lives Overseas
Facing tough job markets and high rents, young skilled workers reveal why they've built new lives from Vancouver to Dubai, with many citing economic stagnation and political disillusionment.
New Orleans Jailbreak Results in Prison Sentence
A New Orleans jailbreak has concluded with a prison sentence for the escapee, highlighting security lapses and legal consequences in the city's correctional system.
Starmer Deploys Warships, Warns Europe Must Prepare for Russia
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces deployment of UK carrier strike group to North Atlantic, urging European readiness for potential military confrontation with Russia amid ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Rubio Offers Conditional US-Europe Alliance at Munich Conference
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called for renewed transatlantic partnership at Munich Security Conference, but insisted it must align with Trump administration priorities including border control and climate skepticism.
WI Faces Mass Closures Over Transgender Membership Ban
At least 12 Women's Institute groups are closing or considering closure after the national federation barred transgender women from membership, with members warning of toxic culture and deterrence of younger women.
Manhunt After Scalding Coffee Attack on Baby in Brisbane Park
A 33-year-old Chinese national is suspected of fleeing to China after allegedly pouring hot coffee over a 9-month-old boy in Brisbane, leaving the infant with severe burns requiring eight surgeries.
North London Men Fined £1,160 for Blue Badge Fraud
Two men from Enfield and Palmers Green have been fined a combined £1,160 for Blue Badge fraud after using stolen and cancelled badges in Lodge Drive Car Park.
Starmer's Munich Speech Marks UK-EU Post-Brexit Shift
Keir Starmer's joint appearance with Ursula von der Leyen in Munich highlights a rapidly evolving UK-EU relationship, focusing on defence cooperation and Brexit reconciliation.
UK Dual Citizens Face Passport Deadline: New Entry Rules
British dual citizens must present UK passports or certificates of entitlement when entering the country starting February 25, 2026, as part of digital border changes.
Don Lemon Pleads Not Guilty to ICE Protest Charges
Former CNN host Don Lemon pleads not guilty to charges from a protest at a Minnesota church where an ICE official pastors, vowing to fight 'baseless' allegations.
Epstein Files: Andrew Aide Advised Visa Fraud for China
Newly released Epstein documents allege David Stern, an aide to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, advised Jeffrey Epstein to hide his criminal conviction on a China visa application in 2012.
Mistaken Identity Kidnapping of Elderly Sydney Man Investigated
Police are urgently seeking public assistance in the investigation of the possible mistaken kidnapping of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian from his North Ryde home on Friday morning.
Police to Question Prince Andrew Over Epstein Ties
Scotland Yard is preparing to formally question Prince Andrew about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, as part of a renewed investigation into the financier's network.
Farrer Byelection: Independent Challenges Liberals in Leadership Test
Independent candidate Michelle Milthorpe contests the Farrer byelection, triggered by Sussan Ley's retirement, testing Angus Taylor's leadership and party dynamics in south-western NSW.
Mandelson's Assistant Sent Epstein Speech Before Delivery
Documents reveal Peter Mandelson's assistant emailed Jeffrey Epstein a government speech days after his prison release, amid a police misconduct investigation.
Trump: Iran Regime Change Would Be 'Best Thing That Could Happen'
Donald Trump justifies deploying the USS Gerald R. Ford to the Middle East, stating regime change in Iran would be beneficial amid escalating tensions and stalled negotiations.
Carney, Poilievre Unite in Tribute to Tumbler Ridge Shooting Victims
Prime Minister Mark Carney and opposition leader Pierre Poilievre set aside political differences to honor the eight victims of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, offering support to the grieving community.
Epstein Survivors' Diaries Reveal Systematic Abuse Pattern
Personal diaries and confidential interviews from Epstein files document survivors' harrowing accounts of grooming, exploitation, and emotional trauma at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Australian Leaders Criticize Israeli President's Gaza Visit
Australian political figures, including Greens leader Adam Bandt, condemn Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Australia, citing concerns over Gaza conflict and human rights violations.
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