Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis discusses Donald Trump's impact, global geopolitical tensions, and the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in a new podcast interview.
The Trump administration has introduced a series of economic policies and security measures aimed at boosting national growth and enhancing public safety, sparking debates across political lines.
A court ruling mandates Brisbane City Council to dismantle a homeless encampment in a public park, sparking debates over housing and urban policy.
Expense reports reveal a One Nation senator for New South Wales continued living in Queensland four months post-appointment, raising questions about eligibility and taxpayer-funded allowances.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faces criticism from the US for initially refusing to facilitate attacks on Iran, drawing parallels to Tony Blair's Iraq war decision and highlighting the delicate balance of UK foreign policy.
The US House of Representatives voted down a Democratic-backed war powers resolution that would have forced withdrawal from Iran hostilities, with Republicans supporting Trump's military campaign.
Labour MP Joani Reid has voluntarily suspended herself from the party whip after her husband was arrested on suspicion of spying for China, pending an internal investigation.
A coalition of 24 US states, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, is suing Donald Trump to block his latest 15% tariffs, arguing they are illegal and demanding refunds.
Keir Starmer confronts growing dissent from Labour MPs over Shabana Mahmood's refugee policy changes, while the Green Party's byelection victory intensifies pressure on his leadership ahead of local elections.
A comprehensive overview of the latest news and developments in Australia, covering political, economic, and social issues for Friday's briefing.
Kasha Sanderson sentenced to nine years for smuggling heroin and military-grade weapons into Britain, claiming she thought it was cannabis.
President Donald Trump has dismissed Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, known as 'ICE Barbie,' following contentious congressional hearings. She is replaced by Senator Markwayne Mullin.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch's interview on the Today programme revealed confusion over nuclear deterrence principles, leading to satirical predictions of future psychological symposiums analyzing her contradictions.
A detailed examination of Donald Trump's leadership and decision-making control during the Iran war period, based on recent podcast insights and political analysis.
Ben Jennings' editorial cartoon depicts escalating US-Iran tensions with dark humor, portraying leaders in apocalyptic scenarios to critique geopolitical brinkmanship.
Westminster Council has opened newly-refurbished public toilets at Piccadilly Circus Tube station, part of a £12.7 million scheme upgrading eight facilities across central London with bold designs and improved amenities.
Labour MP Stella Creasy criticizes Blue Labour's immigration stance, advocating for True Labour principles of empowerment and social justice to counter divisive policies.
A 24-year-old man who headbutted a female manager at a Kent Wetherspoons pub has received a suspended sentence and fines totaling £739. The assault occurred after he became agitated over a misplaced phone.
A proposal to remove 2,000 parliamentary staff names from the official register raises concerns over reduced transparency and lobbying scrutiny, despite safety justifications.
The White House posted a video splicing Call of Duty gameplay with real strikes in Iran, drawing accusations of treating war as 'content for engagement' and appealing to toxic masculine views.
The brother of a murdered deaf woman lunged at the remorseless killer during his Old Bailey trial, shocking jurors and nearly derailing the proceedings. Duane Owusu was convicted of killing Zahwa Mukhtar in a brutal attack last August.
Duane Owusu, 36, has been convicted of murdering Zahwa Mukhtar, 27, after throwing her from a car and punching her in Dagenham. CCTV evidence revealed his remorseless actions.
Nigel Farage launched Reform UK's Welsh manifesto in Newport, framing May's Senedd elections as a verdict on Keir Starmer's premiership and targeting Labour's century-long dominance.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer vows to resist pressure over UK's military response to Iran conflict, defends decision not to join US-Israel attacks while deploying Typhoon jets and warships.
Hackney Council meeting sees dramatic defection as Labour councillor Soraya Adejare joins Greens, citing institutional racism and budget disagreements. Mayor expresses emotional disappointment.
A shoplifter has been sentenced to over five years in prison after causing the death of an Asda security guard during a struggle over stolen alcohol in Arbroath.
Kamala Harris hints at another presidential run in 2028, but critics warn her lack of authenticity and past campaign failures could divide Democrats during a critical moment for democracy.
A US Army veteran's arm snapped during a protest removal at a Senate hearing, with a Republican senator intervening. The incident has sparked outrage among veterans' rights activists.
The US House prepares for a tight vote on a war powers resolution requiring Trump to seek congressional approval for Iran war actions, amid debates on DHS funding and political shifts.
A new report alleges the Trump administration systematically politicized the Justice Department, undermining its independence and raising concerns about democratic norms.