Financial exceptions for Guardiola as Italy coach
Italian football federation president confirms financial exceptions are in place to allow Pep Guardiola to become next Italy head coach, following his departure from Manchester City.
Category : Politics
Venezuela family buries daughter after 18-day search
The Guedez García family spent 18 days searching for their daughter Alexandra after devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. Volunteers from their village helped recover her body, and the community held a poignant funeral.
Trump Blames Canada for Wildfire Smoke
Donald Trump complained about Canada's wildfire smoke affecting the US, calling it 'filthy, polluted and unhealthy air', while ignoring climate change.
ICE vehicle assault claims mostly false: Guardian review
A Guardian analysis of 26 DHS-promoted vehicle assault cases reveals most claims were disproven or dropped, with only one conviction. Attorneys criticize the administration for spreading false narratives.
Trump risks forever war in Iran as ceasefire collapses
Trump's war with Iran escalates after ceasefire collapse, risking a forever war. US airstrikes and Iranian retaliation continue, with 17 US troops killed and global oil prices rising.
Boxer Hannah Rapp Killed While Cycling; Driver Charged
US boxer Hannah Rapp, 26, was struck and killed by a driver while cycling in Texas. The driver, Charles Medina, faces manslaughter charges. The boxing and cycling communities mourn her loss.
Indian opposition shuts parliament over 'cockroach' protests
Opposition parties suspended parliament demanding education minister's resignation, supporting the Cockroach Janata party protests against police violence and exam scandals.
Ministers joke about prisoner early release; victims outraged
Wes Streeting and Shabana Mahmood were caught on hot mic joking about the early release scheme. Victims call it 'no laughing matter' and demand action.
Italian Police Restraint Death Video Sparks Protests
A video shows Abderrahim Fakir, a Moroccan-born businessman, dying while under police restraint in Bologna, Italy, sparking protests.
Australia Warns China Over 'Provocative' Nuclear Buildup
Penny Wong will warn China that Australia won't be bullied by provocative actions, citing a nuclear-capable missile test and a dangerous incident in the South China Sea.
$37.5bn Iran War Cost Revealed; Senator Warns of 'Forever War'
Pete Hegseth told the Senate the US-Israel war on Iran cost $37.5bn, defending $88bn funding as senators question outcomes and warn of another forever war.
Three speeches signaled a dying US democracy
Three speeches on a single day in Washington signaled the death of US election legitimacy, with a critical care doctor warning that the most dangerous words were spoken before lunch, not in primetime.
Dodgers fans conflicted over White House visit amid Trump policies
As the Los Angeles Dodgers visit the White House, loyal fans, especially Latino immigrants, are torn between celebrating their World Series win and opposing Trump's immigration policies.
Barcelona Women's Exodus: Stars Leave Amid Financial Woes
Seven players have left European champions Barcelona Femení, including Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas, due to the men's team's La Liga financial fair play struggles.
Diaspora players dominate 2026 World Cup
Nearly a quarter of 2026 World Cup players represented countries other than their birthplace, with 23.6% of 1,248 squad members born abroad, breaking previous records.
British woman jailed in Hong Kong for blackmail
Isabel Rose, 26, sentenced to six years for blackmail and perverting justice after accusing a British banker of rape. Judge called allegations 'completely fabricated'.
ALP expands student placement payments, Gaza debate looms
PM Albanese announces $338.60/week for students in 10 health fields starting July 2027, as Labor conference debates gas taxes, fuel credits, and Gaza stance.
Healey faces fiscal challenges as chancellor
New Chancellor John Healey must reconcile tight fiscal rules with Labour's goals of rolling back Thatcherism and reindustrialising Britain, as Andy Burnham eyes long-term change.
Rubio protest in Philippines turns violent
Protesters scuffled with police as US Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in Manila for Asean meetings, demanding an end to US involvement in regional conflicts.
Nicaragua Congress Suspends Elections, Extends Ortega Rule
Nicaragua's Congress, controlled by President Daniel Ortega, voted Wednesday to suspend elections indefinitely, effectively extending his 19-year rule amid international condemnation.
Epstein Model Scout Daniel Siad Found Dead Near Paris
Daniel Siad, a model scout for Jeffrey Epstein facing rape and trafficking allegations in France, was found dead at his home near Paris. His name appeared in over 1,000 Epstein documents.
Democrats Must Hammer Trump on Corruption to Win Midterms
Democrats must highlight Trump's $2bn+ wealth increase while Americans struggle, using his corruption as a key midterm issue, similar to Hungary's opposition strategy against Orbán.
Burnham's bus fare cap from aid budget sparks charity backlash
Andy Burnham's £2 bus fare cap, funded by converting climate aid to loans, will harm the world's poorest, charities warn, as experts say it undermines UK's global commitments.
Maduro in US court for drug-trafficking pre-trial hearing
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro returns to court Wednesday to challenge his military abduction by US forces, as he faces drug-trafficking charges with wife Cilia Flores.
Salman Rushdie attacker faces US terrorism trial
Hadi Matar, already serving 25 years for attempted murder of Salman Rushdie, faces federal terrorism charges that could bring a life sentence.
Burnham’s domestic agenda may quietly pull UK closer to EU
Andy Burnham’s focus on industrialisation and regionalism could align UK with EU policy, achieving a quieter but more effective partnership than Starmer’s reset.
Andy Burnham: UK citizens share hopes for new PM
About 400 people from around the UK responded to a callout on values and issues they care about. Honesty, integrity, courage, and climate change, cost of living, health care top the list.
Burnham orders review of early release scheme
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has announced a review of the prisoner early release scheme amid concerns over public safety and reoffending rates.
Cockroach Party protests challenge Modi in India
Tens of thousands of young protesters in Delhi, supporting the Cockroach Janta Party, challenge Modi's government over education and unemployment.
Garrett: Labor Must Debate $368bn Aukus Pact
Peter Garrett calls for Labor to debate the $368bn Aukus submarine pact at its national conference, citing unresolved concerns over cost, feasibility, and nuclear waste.
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