The Australian government is contemplating extra support for households and businesses in the May budget as global oil supply disruptions continue. Infrastructure Minister Catherine King warns of a 'long tail' from the Middle East conflict.
Israeli military demolishes entire villages in south Lebanon using mass remote detonations, raising fears of 'domicide'—a strategy to render areas uninhabitable. Rights groups condemn it as a potential war crime.
President Donald Trump hints at additional mass pardons while Vice-President JD Vance announces the collapse of US-Iran peace negotiations over nuclear weapons disagreements.
Texas is expanding its economic reach with a new London office targeting UK corporations with zero corporate tax, subsidies, and fast-track business courts to attract jobs and investment.
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Rosemary Adaser, a 70-year-old survivor of Ireland's mother and baby homes, risks losing £1,000 monthly in housing benefit if she accepts compensation, unlike her twin brother in Ireland, due to a legal loophole in UK benefits rules.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers highlights global economic risks from the Iran war, as new fuel-saving ads launch and police seek clues in a farm murder case.
Australia's foreign affairs minister Penny Wong calls for ceasefire continuation and rapid resumption of negotiations after US-Iran peace talks collapse in Pakistan, warning of severe economic impacts.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is embroiled in controversy after hiring a convicted rapist as a staff member, raising questions about political vetting processes.
Hungarians vote in a crucial election that could end Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, with Péter Magyar leading in polls. Global right-wing figures rally behind Orbán amid EU and Russia tensions.
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Israel has destroyed entire villages in southern Lebanon through controlled detonations, with rights groups warning the tactic of 'domicide' used in Gaza is being repeated. The military claims it targets Hezbollah infrastructure embedded in civilian homes
US Vice-President JD Vance departs Pakistan without a deal after 21 hours of negotiations, citing Iran's refusal to commit to non-proliferation. The high-stakes talks aimed to salvage a fragile ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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Greater Manchester Police is reviewing a complaint about Reform UK's energy bill prize draw, with critics alleging it may breach election rules and data protection laws.
The UK's historic Government War Book, used since World War I, may be revived to prepare civilians for large-scale conflict with procedures for schools, hospitals, and food rationing.
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Three people were injured in a machete attack at New York's Grand Central Station before police shot the assailant, who later died. The victims are hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
Nearly 100 protesters, many elderly and using camping chairs, were arrested in Trafalgar Square during a Palestine Action demonstration. Police cited support for a proscribed organization as arrests continue amid ongoing legal battles over the ban.
Hungarian citizens express their political opinions and concerns in interviews with The Guardian, highlighting key issues ahead of a crucial national election that could reshape the country's future direction.
Donald Trump's brinkmanship with Iran draws stark parallels to Britain's 1956 Suez crisis, threatening America's global influence and creating worldwide economic turmoil.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's diplomatic mission to Singapore yielded crucial assurances on refined fuel supplies, addressing Australia's energy security concerns amid Middle East conflicts.
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The UK government has abandoned plans to pass legislation transferring the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, citing lack of US backing and time constraints in Parliament, amid strained US-UK relations.
A former Ukrainian major general says 4kg of explosives found near Serbia's Balkan Stream pipeline was insufficient to cause serious damage, suggesting a Russian intelligence plot to influence Hungary's election.
Donald Trump's disastrous Iran war has led to escalating threats that violate international law, including incitement to genocide and targeting civilian infrastructure, revealing his fear of failure.
Tareena Shakil, once convicted for joining ISIS, has transformed into a TikTok influencer offering dating advice. Her journey from Syria to social media raises questions about redemption and second chances.
Surveillance footage undermines ICE's story of a violent altercation in Minneapolis, leading to dropped charges and calls for accountability amid a history of excessive force.
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The Trump administration's handling of the Iran conflict has drawn criticism for rhetoric bordering on war crimes, with Secretary Pete Hegseth defending aggressive tactics while claiming diplomatic success.
Residents of Kibbutz Cabri in northern Israel describe constant disruption from Hezbollah rocket attacks, debates over military strategy, and the psychological toll of living near a volatile border.
US officials claim Iran lacks the capacity to find and remove mines laid in the Strait of Hormuz, hindering traffic and fueling a global energy crisis amid ongoing truce talks.
A Sudanese national faces charges of endangering life after two men and two women drowned while attempting to board a small boat crossing the English Channel from France.
Democrats face internal tensions over foreign policy as Trump's Iran conflict sparks calls to reclaim anti-war identity. Progressives see opportunity to reorient US foreign policy amid growing opposition to military intervention.
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A 27-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the fatal stabbing of 21-year-old Finbar Sullivan in London's Primrose Hill park.
