Israeli Strikes Hit Beirut, Killing Hundreds Amid Ceasefire
Deadly Israeli strikes targeted central Beirut, killing over 300 people after a ceasefire announcement in the Iran war, sparking international outrage and threatening peace efforts.
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Western Silence on Gaza Enabled US-Israeli War on Iran and Lebanon
The normalization of Israel's actions in Gaza by Western politicians and media has directly led to the current US-Israeli military campaign against Iran and Lebanon, with devastating civilian consequences.
Congresswoman Condemns Trump's Iran War, Seeks Removal
Iranian American Representative Yassamin Ansari denounces President Trump as 'mentally unstable' over the Iran conflict, pushing for his removal via the 25th Amendment and impeachment of officials.
Hegseth's Defense Leadership: A Foreseeable Catastrophe
Pete Hegseth's tenure as defense secretary has proven disastrous, marked by misleading statements, promotion of violence, and clashes with the press, confirming warnings from critics about his lack of qualifications.
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Trump's WHCA Dinner Return Sparks Press Freedom Debate
President Donald Trump attends the White House Correspondents' Dinner for the first time as president, reigniting debate over press freedom amid his administration's hostile stance toward journalists.
Forest Service Overhaul Sparks Union Outcry Over 'Illegal' Moves
Union leaders warn that Trump administration's restructuring of the US Forest Service, including office closures and relocations, risks chaos and violates budget laws, threatening public lands management.
Trump's Venezuela Win Fueled Iran Misjudgment, Ex-Diplomat Says
John Feeley, former US ambassador to Panama, argues Donald Trump's capture of Nicolás Maduro created false confidence for Iran intervention, risking similar errors in Cuba amid geopolitical tensions.
Man Jailed for Wife's Suicide in Landmark Abuse Case
Lee Milne sentenced to eight years for culpable homicide after his wife Kimberly took her own life following prolonged domestic abuse, marking a legal first in Britain.
EU EES Biometric Border System Launches, Changing Travel Rules
The EU's Entry/Exit System (EES) starts on 10 April, replacing passport stamps with facial and fingerprint scans across 29 countries, affecting Australian tourists and other non-EU travellers.
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Iran Gains Leverage in Nuclear Talks After Hormuz Blockade
Former US envoys reveal Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz has provided Tehran unprecedented negotiating power in nuclear discussions, complicating US diplomatic efforts.
Pakistan Mediates Iran-US Ceasefire as Historic Talks Loom
Pakistan has unexpectedly emerged as a key mediator between Iran and the US, securing a ceasefire and preparing to host historic peace negotiations amid regional tensions.
Muslim Voters in Newcastle Turn from Labour to Greens
In Newcastle, Muslim voters are abandoning Labour for the Greens, driven by Gaza, far-right fears, and local neglect ahead of local elections, reflecting a national trend.
Canadian Mother Detained by ICE Details Family Suffering in US
Tania Warner, a Canadian mother detained with her seven-year-old daughter by ICE in Texas, shares harrowing details of unsafe conditions and calls for an end to family detentions.
Artemis II Earthset, Amanda Knox Doc, and Pop Mart's Fall
This week saw astronauts capture Earthset from the moon's far side, Amanda Knox promote a new documentary, and Pop Mart's share price plunge amid declining toy sales.
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US-Iran Talks in Islamabad as Ceasefire Faces Strain
Pakistan's capital deploys military for high-stakes US-Iran negotiations while Trump questions ceasefire terms. Plus, Melania Trump denies Epstein ties and Artemis II mission concludes.
Hegseth's Crusader Theology Drives US Iran War Strategy
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's militant Christian nationalist beliefs are shaping military policy in Iran, raising concerns about religious extremism influencing strategic decisions and civilian casualties.
The Hollow Efficacy of Bullying from Playground to Presidency
Examining how bullying tactics that might work in childhood fail in global diplomacy, with analysis of Trump's foreign policy approach and its consequences.
Peru's Election: 35 Candidates Battle to End Political Instability
Peruvians head to the polls Sunday amid soaring crime and corruption, with a record 35 presidential candidates on the longest ballot in history. The election aims to break a cycle of nine presidents in ten years.
Healey: US Should Judge UK by Gulf Actions, Not Trump's Posts
Defence Secretary John Healey says UK's military bases and efforts in the Gulf 'speak for themselves' and should be the basis for US judgment, not Donald Trump's social media posts.
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US Plan for Guantánamo Migrant Camp Draws Condemnation
Dozens of human rights organizations are protesting the Trump administration's proposal to establish a migrant camp at Guantánamo Bay for Cubans fleeing potential humanitarian crises.
Texas Court Overturns 50-Year Death Row Sentence
Clarence Curtis Jordan, a man with intellectual disabilities, had his death sentence overturned after nearly 50 years on death row, much of that time without legal representation.
Mandelson Faces Fine for Public Urination Outside Osborne Home
Former Labour minister Peter Mandelson is set to receive a £300 fixed-penalty notice for urinating outside George Osborne's London residence, with authorities struggling to locate his address five months after the incident.
Fuel Price Protests Paralyze Ireland, Spread to Norway
Hauliers and farmers block motorways in Ireland, causing fuel shortages and travel chaos, while protests spread to Norway. Governments deploy army and police as tensions escalate over rising diesel and petrol costs linked to Middle East conflict.
Starmer Avoids Confronting Trump Over Energy Bills in Call
Keir Starmer implied he did not personally tell Donald Trump his frustration over the president's impact on UK energy bills during their recent call, focusing instead on a 'practical plan' for the Strait of Hormuz.
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Orbán's Final Campaign Rally in Fidesz Stronghold Székesfehérvár
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán holds one of his last campaign rallies in Székesfehérvár, a city where Fidesz has historically dominated with 70% support, amid analyst claims of redistricting advantages.
Home Office Crackdown on EU Citizens' Post-Brexit Rights
The Home Office begins removing residency rights from EU citizens not continuously living in the UK, using travel data amid concerns over accuracy and safeguards.
Labour MPs Push for Specialist Courts to Address Trial Delays
Labour MPs propose amendments to create specialist courts for sexual offences with fixed trial dates, aiming to reduce backlogs and counter government plans to limit jury trials in England and Wales.
Vance Warns Iran in Islamabad Peace Talks
US Vice President JD Vance cautioned Iran not to 'play' the United States as he departed for mediated negotiations in Islamabad aimed at ending the conflict, citing Trump's guidelines.
Australia Prosecutes War Crimes as Global Impunity Grows
Geoffrey Robertson argues Australia's prosecution of Ben Roberts-Smith for war crimes demonstrates the Nuremberg legacy endures, contrasting with global impunity for leaders like Putin and Trump who undermine international law.
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Teens Challenge Australia's Social Media Ban in High Court
Noah Jones, 15, is part of a legal challenge against Australia's under-16 social media ban, arguing it violates free speech rights. Despite millions of accounts deactivated, many teens bypass the restrictions.
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