Iran War Shock Unites Mideast Rivals Behind Peace Deal
The shock of the Iran war has driven Middle East rivals to push Trump toward a peace deal, as the region adapts to diminished US power and seeks new security arrangements.
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Botswana Couple Seeks to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage
Bonolo Selelo and Tsholofelo Kumile are challenging Botswana's ban on same-sex marriage in court, facing opposition from government and church groups.
Coroner Hears Freeman Yelled Abuse at Dying Police Officer
New details emerge in the Porepunkah shooting inquest: Dezi Freeman yelled abuse at a dying officer after killing two Victoria police. The seven-month manhunt ended with Freeman shot dead.
Gaza's Women Endure Unspeakable Horrors Amid Israeli Genocide
Olfat al-Kurd, a field researcher, recounts the systematic destruction of women's lives in Gaza, from loss of family to lack of basic necessities, calling for global action.
Ousted GOP Rep Warns Trump Has 'Alienated' Voters
Thomas Massie, a Republican ousted by a Trump-backed challenger, warns that Trump's actions have disenfranchised key voters, risking GOP losses in November.
Trump Hopes for Iran Deal, Gunman Dies Near White House
Donald Trump says a deal with Iran is largely negotiated, while a gunman dies after firing near the White House. Pakistan offers to host talks, and other key US politics updates.
Pocock Open to Forming Party to Counter One Nation
David Pocock considers forming a party to tackle One Nation, urges capital gains tax inquiry, and supports tech carve-out. Waterloo demolition begins, shark attack victim, and NSW police watchdog hearings set.
Gerry Hutch Loses Dublin Byelection
Gerry 'the monk' Hutch came fourth in a Dublin byelection won by Daniel Ennis of the Social Democrats, a victory for progressive politics amid cost of living and immigration concerns.
Burnham Seeks Gray's Advice on Labour Government
Andy Burnham has consulted Sue Gray, Keir Starmer's ex-chief of staff, on forming a future government as Labour succession talk intensifies ahead of the Makerfield byelection.
Elon Musk Backs Restore Britain Party Vowing to Destroy Establishment
Elon Musk has endorsed Rupert Lowe's new Restore Britain party, which promises to dismantle the establishment and imprison bureaucrats.
Teen Rape Victim Challenges Starmer Over Lenient Sentencing
A 16-year-old rape victim asks PM Sir Keir Starmer why she was put through trial after two teenage boys received no jail time for raping her and another girl.
Burnham Starts Byelection Bid with Small Team, Big Ambitions
Andy Burnham launches his Makerfield byelection campaign with a small, volunteer-run team, aiming for a return to parliament and potentially a future leadership challenge against Keir Starmer.
California Gov Race: Boring Battle for Democratic Future
A crowded field, no clear frontrunners, and a sexual abuse scandal define the California governor's race, raising questions about the Democratic party's identity and future.
Shia LaBeouf Charged in New Orleans Bar Brawl
Shia LaBeouf faces three misdemeanour battery charges after a Mardi Gras bar fight in New Orleans. He denies hate crime allegations despite homophobic slurs.
Wes Streeting on Labour's Mistakes and Leadership
In an exclusive interview, Wes Streeting discusses his resignation, Andy Burnham, Labour's failures, and his vision for the party's future leadership.
Wes Streeting Vows to Win Labour Leadership Race
Wes Streeting insists he can win the Labour leadership race, warning that sticking with Keir Starmer risks a Joe Biden scenario and a Reform government.
Alberta Separatists Push for Independence as PM Calls Province Essential
Alberta separatists rally for independence after a judge invalidated their petition. Premier Smith calls for a referendum, while PM Carney says Alberta is essential to Canada.
Texas Democrat Faces Backlash Over Antisemitic Remarks
Maureen Galindo, a Democratic House candidate in Texas, faces bipartisan condemnation for proposing to turn an ICE detention center into a prison for American Zionists.
Hasan Piker: Dude Bro Politics or Real Change?
Hasan Piker's campaign work with Democrats sparks controversy. Host Kai Wright interviews the Twitch star about his real-world political goals and online influence.
Three dead in Sydney crash after police welfare check
A 42-year-old man died after fleeing police during a welfare check and crashing into a Toyota in Sans Souci, killing two others. Investigation ongoing.
Allan Revives SEC Apprenticeships in Pre-Election Push
Jacinta Allan announces 2,000 state-sponsored electrical apprenticeships at revived SEC, addressing workforce shortages ahead of Victorian election.
Australia Joins Coalition Against Israeli Settlements
Australia joins UK, France, Germany, Canada, and others in condemning Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank, citing breaches of international law and unprecedented settler violence.
Burnham Launches Makerfield Byelection Bid with Leadership Pitch
Andy Burnham formally launches his Makerfield byelection campaign, outlining national policies on economy, immigration, and electoral reform, positioning himself as a future Labour leader.
Bangladeshi-Italian Candidates Eye Historic Venice Win
Seven Bangladeshi-Italian candidates run for Venice's council, facing far-right hostility. The community seeks representation amid overtourism and housing crisis.
Hope is in the air: Burnham launches campaign
Andy Burnham kicked off his campaign in Makerfield, declaring 'hope is in the air' and promising a new script for British politics.
Trump Skips Son's Wedding, Calls Him 'Person I've Known'
Donald Trump says he may skip his son Don Jr's wedding due to the Iran conflict, referring to his son as 'a person I've known a long time.'
Last Australian IS-linked Women Leave Syrian Camp
The last remaining Australian women and children linked to IS have reportedly left al-Roj camp in Syria, heading to Damascus before an expected return to Australia.
Five Arrested in Tameside Election Fraud Probe
Greater Manchester police arrest five people suspected of using fake independent candidates to influence the local election outcome in Tameside.
Progressives Urged to Back Burnham in Makerfield
Letters argue Andy Burnham is best chance to stop Reform UK, with Green supporters urged to offer conditional support for proportional representation.
Taiwan Travelogue Wins International Booker: Author and Translator Speak
Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and Lin King discuss the political themes of Taiwan Travelogue, the first Mandarin-written novel to win the International Booker prize.
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