Presidential elections in Djibouti and Benin highlight how costly nomination fees are reshaping democracy across Africa, creating barriers for opposition candidates and consolidating power among incumbents.
A UK inspection report reveals asylum seekers were removed in waist and leg restraints after protesting deportation under the 'one in, one out' scheme, raising concerns over force use and detainee welfare.
The US military announces a blockade on Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions and causing oil price surges, as ceasefire talks with Iran collapse, leaving markets in uncertainty.
NASA's Artemis II mission sends voices of the dead across space while Earth tallies war casualties, revealing humanity's capacity for both wonder and destruction in a profound cosmic contrast.
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Donald Trump has launched an extraordinary broadside against Pope Leo XIV, criticizing the US-born pontiff's stance on foreign policy and crime while suggesting he caters to the radical left.
Angus Taylor pledges new funding to track and deport non-citizens, introduces Trump-style social media vetting for visas, and ends non-discriminatory immigration in a speech at the Menzies Institute.
Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule in Hungary ends, while the UK moves closer to EU alignment under Keir Starmer. The UK also distances itself from Trump's Hormuz blockade plans.
The UK government plans a new bill with a 'dynamic alignment mechanism' to implement EU trade rules quickly, using Henry VIII powers that bypass full parliamentary scrutiny.
Brazilian President Lula, 80, livestreams gym sessions to highlight his health before October's election, contrasting with challenger Flávio Bolsonaro, 44, who fainted in a past debate.
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Péter Magyar's election win ends Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, promising to mend Hungary's EU relations and shift its stance on Ukraine, with impacts felt from Brussels to Washington.
Developing countries face shelving of crucial climate action plan at IMF and World Bank meetings as US pressure forces climate discussion into whispers.
The US military reported destroying two alleged drug smuggling vessels in the eastern Pacific, resulting in five fatalities and one survivor. This incident raises the death toll from such operations to at least 168.
The opposition party Tisza, led by Péter Magyar, has secured a decisive parliamentary election victory, ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule. Celebrations erupted across Hungary, including in Budapest.
The Greens are pushing for CEOs of major gas companies to explain record profits and minimal tax payments in a Senate inquiry, amid calls for a 25% export tax.
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Donald Trump faces backlash from conservative Christians after posting an AI-generated image depicting him as a Christ-like figure, with critics calling it blasphemous.
Anas Sarwar appeals to Scottish voters with pledges for tax cuts, affordable homes, and public sector reform, aiming to reverse Labour's slump before the May election.
A damning inquiry into the Southport murders reveals systemic state failures to prevent the tragedy, with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood vowing action to protect the public.
Former President Donald Trump has threatened immediate elimination of Iranian fast attack ships if they approach the US blockade, citing naval successes and drug interdiction.
Lawmakers face urgent negotiations to reopen Department of Homeland Security subagencies amid a record-breaking shutdown, with debates on immigration funding and voter ID laws dominating the agenda.
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US announces naval blockade of Hormuz Strait, drawing condemnation from UK and EU. Oil prices surge 7-8% as tensions escalate, with Iran vowing defiance.
Prince Harry and Meghan's Australian tour features private events with hefty price tags, contrasting their 2018 royal visit, amid security concerns and promotional activities.
As President Trump's address on Iran war grips global audiences, many experience 3am dread and anxiety over escalating Middle East conflicts, economic impacts, and the feeling of living through accelerated historical events.
The US Navy has imposed a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, seizing control of maritime traffic and causing oil prices to jump above $100 a barrel as global markets react.
Labour leader Keir Starmer tells MPs that Israeli military actions in Lebanon are unjustified, while emphasizing the fragility of the Iran ceasefire and UK-Gulf defense ties.
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Hungary's political shift under Magyar emphasizes constructive EU engagement, seeking compromises on contentious issues like rule of law and migration, while distancing from Orbán's confrontational stance.
A Sunderland football fan is on trial for manslaughter after allegedly delivering a single punch that killed a man during a night out in London before a Premier League match.
British retirees moving overseas could forfeit over £77,000 in state pension income over 20 years if they relocate to countries where payments are frozen, warns financial analysis.
A man charged with murdering a 21-year-old film student on Primrose Hill declared in court that authorities have the wrong person, as he was remanded to the Old Bailey.
Photos emerge of the family dog believed to have killed 19-year-old Jamie-Lea Biscoe in a vicious attack in Essex, as police investigate and the community mourns.
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A man charged with murdering a student on Primrose Hill told a court police have the wrong person. The case will proceed to the Central Criminal Court.
