Large explosions reported on Iran's Kharg Island, a key oil export hub, just hours before Trump's deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian media blames US-Israeli attacks, sparking threats from the Revolutionary Guard.
The UK government is reportedly reconsidering Kanye West's permission to enter the country following backlash over his Wireless Festival headline slot. This article also details other celebrities who have faced UK entry bans over the years.
Turkish police neutralized three gunmen after a firefight outside the Israeli consulate in Istanbul. Two officers sustained minor injuries in the incident, which authorities are investigating as a terrorist attack.
Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new Supreme Leader, is reportedly unconscious and unable to make decisions, with intelligence revealing severe medical issues. His father's death and family tragedy add to the political turmoil.
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A Chicago store selling Trump and right-wing merchandise has closed, with the owner blaming plummeting sales on the Iran War, which has split Trump's base and left customers uncertain.
Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia's most decorated living soldier, has been arrested and charged with murdering five unarmed civilians in Afghanistan, facing potential stripping of his Victoria Cross.
US President Donald Trump has stated he is 'not at all' worried about committing war crimes in his latest threats against Iran, demanding the Strait of Hormuz be reopened or facing destruction of bridges and power plants.
Acclaimed author Patrick Radden Keefe unravels the tragic case of Zac Brettler, a 19-year-old who jumped from a luxury Thames apartment amid a web of deception involving gangsters and oligarch fantasies.
Analysis reveals chilling parallels between Viktor Orbán's systematic attacks on independent media in Hungary and Donald Trump's escalating repression in the US, threatening press freedom globally.
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Funding cuts for cooking gas in Rohingya refugee camps could force families back to burning plastic and wood, endangering health and forests while keeping children from school.
Polls suggest Plaid Cymru, SNP, and Sinn Féin could lead Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland simultaneously, sparking constitutional challenges for the UK government.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese dismissed questions about Australia's support in the Iran war, deflecting Trump's claims. He emphasized calls for de-escalation and clear objectives.
Experts warn of alarming growth in Africa's manosphere where influencers promote deep misogyny under guise of self-help, with seven key figures gaining traction across the continent.
Hundreds of retired civil servants face repaying thousands in pension overpayments due to administrative errors, with some facing debt until age 93.
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The Israeli military has issued an urgent warning in Farsi, advising Iranian citizens to avoid all train travel until 21:00 Iran time, citing severe safety risks.
Rina Oh, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein, threatens to hold a mock tea party outside the White House during King Charles's state visit, demanding royal funding for victims' therapy and mental health support.
On April 7, 1980, the US severed ties with Iran after hostage crisis tensions. This article explores the historical context, from early alliances to the pivotal 1953 coup and lasting impacts.
For the first time in history, UK welfare expenditure has exceeded income tax revenue, raising concerns about fiscal sustainability amid rising taxes and economic uncertainty.
An analysis draws surprising connections between Donald Trump's political rise and lunar exploration, highlighting themes of ambition, disruption, and lasting influence.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reiterated his proposal for a mutual ceasefire during Orthodox Easter, while reporting new attacks and international developments in the conflict.
Donald Trump asserted without evidence that Iranian civilians support U.S. strikes on infrastructure, as diplomatic efforts falter and threats against civilian targets loom. Lower court judges challenge Trump's policies, sparking a 'war on the rule of law
Adriana Rivas, accused of participating in seven disappearances during Chile's dictatorship, will be extradited after a seven-year legal battle in Australia.
Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has been arrested at Sydney airport, facing five counts of war crime murder related to his service in Afghanistan. This follows a failed defamation case against newspapers that alleged he committed atrocities.
Professor Philip Murphy advocates for a Labour-led referendum on UK re-entry to the EU, arguing it would rally electoral support and provide a practical path to restore Britain's place in Europe amid global shifts.
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Readers respond to Simon Jenkins' call for patience with Donald Trump, arguing his administration has eroded U.S. institutions and midterm elections may not bring change. Letters highlight fears of enduring political damage and global instability.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis pledges to transform Greece into a modern European state while addressing a political crisis over fraudulent EU agricultural funds.
ICE agents detained the wife of a US army staff sergeant at Fort Polk, Louisiana, just days after their marriage, despite her clean record and pending legal application.
House Democrats Pramila Jayapal and Jonathan Jackson denounce the US oil blockade on Cuba as 'collective punishment,' citing severe fuel shortages and humanitarian crises during their trip to Havana.
Donald Trump has invoked Neville Chamberlain to criticize Keir Starmer's refusal to support US-Israeli airstrikes on Iran, escalating tensions between the leaders.
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Hungary has placed a key natural gas pipeline under military protection after explosives were found near the Serbian border. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces accusations of a false-flag operation ahead of a tight election.
