World Loses Sight of Palestinian Suffering
Six months after Gaza ceasefire, over 800 civilians killed. West Bank violence surges. World's attention shifts to Iran, leaving Palestinians in crisis.
Category : Politics
Barries Discuss Farrer, Demographics, and Economic Issues
Barrie Cassidy moderates a debate in Farrer, while Tony Barry reveals India has surpassed England as Australia's top overseas birthplace, highlighting political misunderstandings.
Trump's Relationship with the Truth Questioned
A critical look at Donald Trump's history of falsehoods and misinformation, examining his impact on political discourse and public trust.
Kumanjayi Little Baby: Grief and Unity in Alice Springs
The death of 5-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby devastates Alice Springs, but the search showcases community unity. Grief turns to unrest as suspect is attacked.
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Albanese: Improving Lives Key to Fighting Populism
PM Albanese says universal childcare remains a priority despite budget cuts, as he marks one year since reelection and emphasizes improving voters' lives to counter rightwing populism.
Polanski Apologises for Sharing Police-Critical Tweet
Zack Polanski apologises for sharing a tweet criticising police after the Golders Green stabbings, after Met police chief said the Green leader risked undermining public confidence.
Grenfell Tower Deconstruction Pauses for Anniversary
The deconstruction of Grenfell Tower will pause this summer as a mark of respect for the ninth anniversary of the fire. Work stops from June 12-16.
Former Met detective recalls worst murder case
Former Metropolitan Police detective Steve Keogh recounts the harrowing murder of EastEnders actress Sian Blake and her two sons, calling it the worst case of his career.
Met Chief Accuses Green Leader of Undermining Police
Met Commissioner Mark Rowley criticizes Green Party leader Zack Polanski for retweeting a post about police conduct during the Golders Green stabbings, saying it undermines officer confidence.
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King Charles' US Visit: Strengthening Global Ties
King Charles' upcoming US visit aims to bolster UK-US relations, focusing on climate change, trade, and shared democratic values.
Watchdog Probes Farage's Undisclosed £5m Gift
The Electoral Commission is considering an investigation into Nigel Farage's undisclosed £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, received before his MP candidacy.
May Day Protests Show Democrats' Working Class Woes
May Day protests across the US reveal a growing disconnect between Democrats and the working class, as activists demand economic justice and political change.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK Campaign Trail in Photos
Guardian photojournalist Sean Smith captures Nigel Farage and Reform UK's campaign across Britain, from rallies to walkabouts, as local elections approach.
Trump Admin's Press Freedom Attack Must Be Resisted
The Trump administration's attacks on the media threaten democracy. We must defend press freedom against intimidation and censorship.
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Pakistan Backchannel Helps US-Iran Deal Progress
Pakistan is passing proposals between Iran and the US to keep talks alive and inch towards a peace agreement, officials and experts say.
Superdry Cofounder Guilty of Rape
James Holder, cofounder of Superdry, was found guilty of raping a woman after a night out in Cheltenham. He denied charges but was convicted by a jury.
Antigua PM Browne Wins Third Term in Landslide
Gaston Browne wins third term as Antigua and Barbuda PM with decisive victory, promising economic growth and social programs.
Woman Charged Over Wimbledon School Crash Deaths
Claire Freemantle, 49, charged with causing death by dangerous driving after two eight-year-old girls died when her car hit a Wimbledon school in July 2023.
Uganda Bill: 20 Years for 'Foreign Interests' Promoters
Uganda's proposed protection of sovereignty bill, criticized as a 'coup d'état', threatens up to 20 years in prison for promoting foreign interests, targeting civil society and dissent.
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New Orleans Clergy Abuse Trial Reveals Cover-Up
A trial in New Orleans is revealing decades of sexual abuse by clergy and systematic cover-up by the Catholic Church, with victims demanding accountability.
Red States Resist Trump DOJ Request for Sensitive Voter Data
Republican-controlled states like Utah, West Virginia, and Idaho refuse to hand over voter data, citing privacy laws, state authority, and concerns over federal overreach.
Moon's Future: A Moral Choice Demands Public Debate
As Artemis II succeeds, philosopher Ben Bramble argues that the public must debate the moral implications of lunar and Martian industrialization before irreversible decisions are made.
Supreme Court Ruling Threatens Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court's latest ruling weakens a core provision of the Voting Rights Act, raising concerns about voter suppression and racial discrimination in elections.
King Charles Bites Tongue as Trump Indulges Fantasies
King Charles III navigates diplomatic tensions with former US President Donald Trump, who continues to indulge in political fantasies during a state visit to the UK.
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Vote Plaid Cymru for Welsh Independence
A call to vote Plaid Cymru in the Senedd election to strengthen Wales' path toward independence and self-determination.
Trump Threatens Troop Withdrawals from Italy, Spain
Donald Trump threatens to withdraw US troops from Italy and Spain amid criticism of NATO allies over Iran conflict. Also: White House dinner attack footage released, press freedom at 25-year low.
Ex-Tory councillor admits child abuse images charges
Philip Young, 49, pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children, adding to earlier admissions of drugging and raping his former wife Joanne Young.
Man in Court Over London Knife Attack Attempted Murders
Essa Suleiman, 45, appeared in court charged with attempted murder of three people in two knife attacks, including two Jewish men in Golders Green.
Comey Reindictment Shows DOJ's Transformation Into Trump's Revenge Tool
Lawrence Douglas argues that James Comey's reindictment for a seashell post is a sign of the Justice Department's degradation into a tool for Trump's personal vendettas.
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Thousands Join May Day Economic Blackout Protests Across US
Thousands across the US participate in 'May Day Strong' protests, demanding no ICE, no war, and taxing the rich through walkouts and economic blackouts.
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