EU's Kallas Warns Against Russian 'Trap' in Ukraine Talks
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warns against focusing on personalities in potential Ukraine peace talks, calling it a Russian trap. She insists the EU must be represented.
Category : Politics
Americans Mourn White House After Trump 'Desecrates' It
Donald Trump's White House renovations, including a ballroom and UFC ring, spark outrage among Americans who call it a 'desecration' of history.
Teen Rape Victim's Nightmare: Flashbacks and Fear
A teenage rape victim from Fordingbridge suffers vivid flashbacks and fear after her attackers received no prison time, sparking a review of lenient sentences.
Delia Balmer Today: Survivor of Serial Killer Attack
Delia Balmer, a former nurse who survived a brutal attack by serial killer John Sweeney, shares her story in a Channel 5 documentary. Now in her 70s, she lives privately in London.
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Coronation Street: Daniel May Kill Jodie After Truthteller Reveal
Daniel Osbourne discovers Jodie Ramsey is the Truthteller troll in Coronation Street. After being betrayed by Megan Walsh, Daniel's anger boils over as he vows to kill the troll, putting Jodie's life in danger.
White House Honors Harambe on 10th Anniversary
The White House posted a tribute to Harambe on the 10th anniversary of his death, calling him a 'true patriot' and symbol of internet culture.
110,000+ Sign Petition for Royal Commission on Gender Violence
More than 110,000 Australians have signed a petition demanding a federal royal commission into gender-based violence, as public frustration boils over systemic failures in policing and courts.
Trump Threatens to 'Blow Up' Oman Over Hormuz Strait
President Donald Trump threatened to 'blow up' Oman during a cabinet meeting after reports of Iran-Oman talks on joint tolls for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
Activist Admits Foetus Pics Could Be Sugar Gliders
Joanna Howe admits she may have used images of sugar glider joeys as human foetuses in anti-abortion campaign, but says it's an insignificant detail.
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Zelenskyy Urges US for Patriots to Counter Russian Missiles
President Zelenskyy appeals to Trump and Congress for Patriot missiles, saying they would neutralize Russia's last major advantage and force Putin to negotiate.
Trump Accuses Iran of Stalling Peace Deal Before Midterms
Trump claims Iran is delaying peace talks to wait for US midterm elections, while also threatening Oman and lauding a primary win. Key US politics updates from Wednesday.
NZ Youth Hopeful Despite Social Cohesion Fractures
A report reveals social cohesion fraying in New Zealand, but under-35s remain optimistic. Cost of living, trust in government, and isolation are key issues across regions.
Albanese's Perilous Path to Reform
Australia's PM Albanese navigates a challenging political landscape to push through reforms, balancing party factions and public opinion.
Newsom Slaps 100% Tax on Trump's $1.8bn Fund Payouts
California Governor Gavin Newsom proposes a 100% tax on any payouts from Trump's $1.776bn 'anti-weaponization fund' to prevent money from reaching allies, including January 6 rioters.
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Trump DOJ Opens Criminal Inquiry into E Jean Carroll
The US Justice Department has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into E Jean Carroll, examining whether she committed perjury in a 2022 deposition related to her lawsuits against Trump.
ABC terminates Four Corners reporter Mahmood Fazal
The ABC has terminated the employment of Four Corners reporter Mahmood Fazal after an investigation into his involvement in a podcast sponsored by an online casino.
Francesca Albanese: Life Under US Sanctions and Gaza
UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese discusses the impact of US sanctions, the Gaza war, and accusations of antisemitism in a new podcast interview.
US Strike Kills Two on Drug Boat, Death Toll Nears 200
The US military struck a drug trafficking boat in the Pacific, killing two. The attack is part of a campaign that has left nearly 200 dead, raising concerns over extrajudicial killings.
Epstein's Assistant Lesley Groff: What Did She Know?
Lesley Groff, Epstein's longtime assistant, faces questions about her knowledge of his crimes. Despite claims of ignorance, emails reveal her role in arranging appointments with young women.
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Spanish PM Faces Legal Troubles for Family and Allies
Pedro Sánchez confronts corruption cases against his brother, wife, and predecessor Zapatero, plus scandals involving former aides, as next year's election looms.
Iran's Partial Internet Return Met with Anger and Tears
After 88 days of near-total blackout, Iran's partial internet restoration brings anger, anxiety, and tears, not celebration, as citizens view it with suspicion.
UK Greens' Success Offers Bold Lessons for Europe
As European Green parties face a 'greenlash,' the UK Greens surge under Zack Polanski by focusing on economic inequality, strong stances on rights, and embracing progressive activism.
Francesca Albanese on US Sanctions Life
Human rights lawyer Francesca Albanese discusses the impact of US sanctions on her work and personal life, and the broader implications for international law.
Trump Says Iran 'Negotiating on Fumes' Amid New Strikes
Trump accuses Iran of stalling peace talks as US and Iran exchange strikes near Strait of Hormuz; Israel intensifies Lebanon operations.
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Santos Delays Narrabri Gas Project, Focuses on Beetaloo
Santos CEO says company won't spend capital on Narrabri gas project while awaiting approvals, prompting critics to urge abandonment of the controversial NSW development.
Why You Should Finally Quit Elon Musk's X Platform
Jonathan Liew argues that staying on X, now an open sewer of disinformation and hate, harms progressives and society. Quitting is the only ethical choice.
UK 'Sleepwalking into Food Crisis' Amid Heat, Inflation, Iran War
Experts warn Britain faces a food crisis due to extreme weather, inflation, and the Iran war, urging government action on food security and supply chain resilience.
Mandelson Vetting: New Revelations on China, Russia, Israel Ties
New revelations about Peter Mandelson's vetting flag concerns over ties to China, Russia, and Israel, raising questions about UK security clearance and government transparency.
Voters Unmoved by Labor's Budget Promises
Jim Chalmers calls his fifth budget the best for young people, but Guardian Essential poll shows voters doubt its housing and tax reforms will create a fairer system.
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London Teachers Strike Over School Funding Cuts
Parents are divided as teachers strike in Waltham Forest over funding cuts, with school closures and protests highlighting the crisis in London education.
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