Trump Ally Worried About President's 'Dangerous' Mindset
Slovakian PM Robert Fico, a key European supporter of Donald Trump, has privately expressed concerns about the US President's 'dangerous' psychological state following a meeting at Mar-a-Lago.
Category : Political Scandals
Sanctions: Economic Warfare's Human Toll in Americas
Analysis reveals how sanctions function as economic warfare, devastating civilian populations across Latin America and the Caribbean while failing to achieve political objectives.
Zimbabwe Landmine Clearance Stops as US Cuts Funding
US funding cuts have forced de-mining organisations in Zimbabwe to lay off staff, including many women, leaving deadly mines uncleared and families struggling financially.
Judge Reopens Marilyn Manson Sexual Assault Lawsuit
A Los Angeles judge has reinstated a sexual assault lawsuit against Marilyn Manson under a new California law allowing old cases to be heard, filed by his former assistant.
Ex-Senator Guilty of Drugging MP with Sexual Intent
Joël Guerriau receives four-year prison sentence for spiking MP Sandrine Josso's drink with ecstasy in a high-profile case that has shocked French politics.
Trump's Gaza Plan Likely AI-Generated, Experts Say
Donald Trump's futuristic plan for Gaza, featuring skyscrapers and new cities, is likely AI-generated, according to tech experts who analysed the images.
Texas Sues Delaware Nurse Over Abortion Pills
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files lawsuit against Debra Lynch of Her Safe Harbor, accusing her of mailing abortion pills across state lines in defiance of Texas abortion ban.
Ex-Labour MP McGinn Charged with Sexual Assault
Former Labour MP Conor McGinn faces a sexual assault charge dating to 2022, with a court appearance scheduled for February 27 at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
Turnbull: Albanese Must Acknowledge Trump's 'Bully' Politics
Former Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull calls on Anthony Albanese to deliver a speech acknowledging the changed global landscape under Donald Trump, urging honesty about the US president's 'bully' tactics.
Sydney Hate Speech Charge: Neo-Nazi Links Alleged
Brandan Koschel denied bail after court hears he wore a Celtic cross and praised a former neo-Nazi leader at an anti-immigration rally in Sydney, with police alleging online links to the disbanded National Socialist Network.
Legal Action Over Captured Oil Tanker Captain in Scotland
The wife of the captain of a Russian-flagged oil tanker, seized by US forces in UK waters, has filed for a judicial review in Edinburgh, claiming his detention is unlawful.
Tories Withdraw Mental Health Claim About Braverman Defection
The Conservative Party has apologised and withdrawn a statement linking Suella Braverman's defection to Reform UK with her mental health, calling it an error sent in mistake.
Readers Challenge Global Order Hypocrisy
Guardian letters highlight double standards in international law enforcement, questioning Western silence on Gaza while criticising Trump's Greenland stance.
Ex-Senator on Trial for Drugging MP with MDMA
Joël Guerriau, a former French senator, stands trial in Paris accused of spiking Sandrine Josso's drink with MDMA in an alleged sexual assault attempt.
Trump Pardons Fraudsters While Pushing Fraud Investigations
Donald Trump's recent pardons show a focus on fraud convictions, including billionaires and officials, as Republicans investigate fraud in Democratic states, raising hypocrisy concerns.
Egyptian Fisherman Executed in Saudi Arabia's Death Row Surge
Essam al-Shazly spent four years on death row in Saudi Arabia before execution. His mother reveals coercion claims and flawed trials in record capital punishment year.
EU Investigates X Over Grok AI's Sexualised Images
The European Commission has launched a formal investigation into Elon Musk's X platform over its Grok AI chatbot generating millions of sexualised images, including content potentially depicting children.
Florida Brothers Face Life in NY Sex Trafficking Trial
The trial begins for three wealthy Florida brothers accused of decades of sexual abuse, trafficking, and assault against dozens of women in New York and beyond.
Iran President's Son Urges End to Internet Blackout
Yousef Pezeshkian, son of Iran's president, calls for lifting internet restrictions, warning that suppressing footage of violent protests only fuels public discontent and economic damage.
AI Goth Girl Becomes Far-Right Symbol in UK
An AI-generated purple-haired goth named Amelia has been adopted as a mascot by far-right groups in the UK, spreading racist messages online despite her origins in a government-funded counter-terrorism game.
Surgeon's Horror: Iran Protest Crackdown Witness Account
An anonymous Iranian surgeon describes the horrific scenes in Tehran hospitals during the regime's brutal crackdown on protesters, with live ammunition injuries overwhelming medical facilities.
AI Schoolgirl Amelia Becomes Far-Right Social Media Meme
An AI-generated British schoolgirl named Amelia, originally created for counter-extremism education, has been subverted into a viral far-right meme spreading rapidly across social media platforms.
Congressman Frost Assaulted in Racist Sundance Attack
Democratic Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost was punched by a man who made racist remarks about Trump deporting him at a private Sundance party in Utah.
Video Debunks Trump's 'Gunman' Claim in Minneapolis
Footage shows Alex Pretti holding a phone, not a gun, when federal agents shot him dead in Minneapolis, contradicting Trump administration claims.
Manslaughter Verdict in Vicha Ratanapakdee Case Sparks Debate
A jury found Antoine Watson guilty of manslaughter, not murder, in the 2021 killing of 84-year-old Vicha Ratanapakdee, reigniting discussions on anti-Asian violence and justice in San Francisco.
Experts Weigh Options to Force Epstein Files Release
Legal professionals discuss potential avenues to compel the Department of Justice to release Jeffrey Epstein files after Trump administration missed congressional deadline.
Arhuaco Indigenous Community Threatened by Armed Groups in Colombia
The Arhuaco people of Colombia's Sierra Nevada face physical and cultural extinction as drug traffickers, paramilitaries, and mining interests invade their ancestral lands, escalating violence and threatening their millennia-old traditions.
Priest Arrested for Child Abuse in Louisiana Diocese
A Roman Catholic priest in Louisiana has been arrested on charges of indecent behaviour with a juvenile, reigniting a historic abuse scandal within the diocese.
MP Calls for Judge-Only Trials to Stop Criminals Gaming System
Labour MP Natalie Fleet, a survivor of grooming and rape, argues drug dealers exploit jury trials to delay imprisonment while victims face unbearable court delays.
Texas Man Exonerated 70 Years After Execution
Tommy Lee Walker has been declared innocent nearly 70 years after his execution in a case prosecutors say was riddled with racial bias and false evidence in Dallas.
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