Trump: Starmer to resign over immigration, energy failures
Donald Trump says Keir Starmer will resign as UK Prime Minister, citing failures on immigration and energy, and urging North Sea oil exploitation.
Category : Immigration
NDIS Cuts Funding for Abuse Survivor; Family Fights Back
Dane Waites, a survivor of historical sexual abuse, had his NDIS funding slashed after receiving compensation. He and his mother are fighting the decision in the Administrative Review Tribunal.
Ebbw Vale's Post-Brexit Struggle: 62% Voted Leave, Now Regret
Ten years ago, Ebbw Vale had Wales's highest Brexit vote share despite EU funding. Now, jobs are scarce and many residents regret the decision.
Canada's STCA Forces Asylum Seekers into US Deportation
A court challenge argues Canada's Safe Third Country Agreement fails to protect asylum seekers, forcing them into US detention and deportation despite court-ordered safeguards.
Ukrainian family in Ohio faces deportation
A Ukrainian family in Cleveland, Ohio, faces deportation after seeking medical care for their son in Ukraine, despite being assured they could re-enter the US.
Child safety changes risk separating Indigenous children from culture
Queensland and NT proposals could weaken protections keeping Aboriginal families together, advocates warn, as child safety debates risk harming culture.
Coal firms could get $6.2bn more in diesel subsidies
Coal companies could receive an extra $6.2bn in taxpayer diesel refunds if half of proposed mine developments are approved, analysis shows, as Labor faces pressure to cap the fuel tax credit scheme.
Judge rejects Biden's bid to block recordings release
A federal judge ruled the public interest outweighs Biden's privacy claims, allowing release of recordings made with a ghostwriter to a conservative group.
Israelis feel betrayed and angry after Iran peace deal
Israelis across the political spectrum express anger and betrayal over the US-Iran ceasefire deal, fearing Iran will rebuild and feeling abandoned by Donald Trump.
Suspected arson attack on caravans fuels Glastonbury tensions
A suspected arson attack on caravans in Glastonbury has heightened unease over the rising number of people living in vehicles, with two arrested and residents divided.
93% of ICE Street Arrests Target Latinos in NY-NJ
An investigation finds 93% of ICE street arrests in New York and New Jersey targeted Latinos, with 430 arrests clustered in predominantly Latino communities over five months.
My family came to the UK as immigrants – the current debate
A Vietnamese refugee reflects on Britain's generosity in 1979 and contrasts it with today's asylum debate, where support for refuge remains high but trust in the system falters.
Judge Orders Release of Mosque President in Free Speech Case
A federal judge ordered the release of Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin's largest mosque, citing retaliation for his Palestinian rights advocacy and First Amendment violations.
Arrest in Putin critic killing; EU seeks Russia talks
Polish police arrest suspect in murder of Russian activist Robert Kuzovkov, with possible intelligence links. EU quietly reaches out to Moscow, while Ukraine strikes Moscow oil refinery.
UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s Empowers Big Tech
The UK's new social media ban for under-16s requires age verification, giving big tech access to sensitive data like biometrics, critics argue, which could increase surveillance and corporate control.
Afghan Family Finds Hope in Australia Thanks to Town's Kindness
Mohammad Ibrahim, an Afghan interpreter who worked for Australia, fled the Taliban and was rescued by a small town in Victoria. His story contrasts with Pauline Hanson's vision of Australia.
Kanye West 'determined to perform in UK again' after visa ban
Kanye West is determined to return to the UK for concerts despite being denied a visa for Wireless festival due to antisemitic rants. He is working to convince authorities.
French Police Can Use Water Cannon on Asylum Seekers in UK Deal
French riot police in northern France under a £660m UK deal can use water cannon against asylum seekers, sparking outrage from refugee charities who call the tactic 'sickening'.
US-Iran MOU: Strait of Hormuz reopening, oil sanctions waiver
Senior US officials reveal the preliminary MOU with Iran to end the 110-day conflict, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, waiving oil sanctions, and nuclear negotiations.
Harvard and Bard Face New Scrutiny Over Epstein Ties
Rep. Jamie Raskin demands a comprehensive accounting from Harvard and Bard over their ties to Jeffrey Epstein, seeking records and interviews with key leaders.
Hanson's reading habit offers hope for Islam debate
Australia's Islamophobia envoy Aftab Malik welcomes Pauline Hanson's use of a book, urging more reading to reframe the debate on Islam and Muslims in Australia.
Mo Touré's parents on refugee journey to Socceroos career
Mo Touré's parents share their harrowing refugee journey from war-torn Liberia to Australia, and how it paved the way for their son's Socceroos career.
Taliban Bans Smartphones for Officials, Sparks Fear of Nationwide Ban
The Taliban have banned smartphones for government officials, with videos showing devices being destroyed. Analysts warn this could lead to a nationwide ban, as similar restrictions have been implemented in some areas.
Swiss Reject Population Cap: Lessons from Referendum Defeat
Swiss voters rejected a far-right proposal to cap the population at 10 million, offering insights into anti-immigration sentiment even in prosperous nations.
UK mosques advised to run lockdown drills amid anti-Muslim fears
The Muslim Council of Britain releases new security guidance for mosques, including lockdown drills and CCTV improvements, amid rising anti-Muslim hate crimes and fears of further unrest.
Oxfordshire council seeks injunction over England flags
Oxfordshire county council is taking legal action against the Raise the Colours group, having spent £15,000 removing over 300 flags from lamp-posts across the county.
Teacher jailed for life for murdering adopted baby
Jamie Varley, a secondary school teacher, received a whole-life order for sexually abusing and murdering 13-month-old Preston Davey, while his partner was jailed for 25 years.
Rightwing MEPs Chant 'Send Them Back' After Deportation Vote
Rightwing MEPs chanted 'send them back' after the European parliament approved plans to increase deportations of undocumented people, sparking protests from other lawmakers.
Australia's net overseas migration lowest since 2022
Net overseas migration added 301,000 people to Australia's population last year, the lowest increase since mid-2022 but still above pre-pandemic levels, amid political debate.
Hanson Confronts New MP Over Immigration, Flag Policies
Pauline Hanson says she had to speak with new Farrer MP David Farley after he appeared to defy One Nation policies on immigration and flying Indigenous flags.
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