Netherlands proposes global court alliance on climate, rights
The Netherlands has proposed a groundbreaking alliance between international courts to strengthen global justice on climate change and human rights issues.
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Starmer and Wiegman lead UK delegation to Geneva
Labour leader Keir Starmer and England women's football manager Sarina Wiegman join forces in Geneva for high-profile discussions on international collaboration.
England vs Italy: Player Ratings Breakdown
A detailed breakdown of England and Italy player performances in their recent encounter, highlighting standout stars and areas for improvement.
England 2-2 Italy: Euro 2025 Qualifier Ends in Dramatic Draw
England and Italy battled to a gripping 2-2 draw in their Euro 2025 qualifier, with late drama keeping fans on the edge of their seats. Read the full match report and key takeaways here.
Irish PM condemns Gaza 'atrocities', UN urges ceasefire
Micheál Martin accuses Israel of 'clear violations of international law' in Gaza, while UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges an end to the violence.
Kenyan arrested for Seattle woman's murder
A Kenyan national has been detained in connection with the brutal murder of a Seattle woman during a violent robbery. The case has drawn international attention as authorities work to uncover the full story.
Vienna's Impulstanz Festival dazzles with contemporary dance
The renowned Impulstanz Festival in Vienna is set to captivate audiences with its cutting-edge contemporary dance performances, workshops, and international collaborations.
US officially leaves UNESCO under Trump administration
The US officially exits UNESCO under Trump's administration, citing bias and financial concerns. Explore the implications for international relations.
Israel bombs WHO Gaza facilities amid global outcry
Israeli airstrikes have targeted WHO medical facilities in Gaza, sparking international outrage as civilian casualties rise.
US Withdraws from UNESCO Under Trump’s Directive
The United States has formally exited UNESCO, marking another step in its retreat from multilateral institutions under the Trump administration. Explore the implications for international relations and cultural heritage.
Guterres: Trump policies risk global stability
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has raised alarms over Donald Trump's policies, warning they could destabilise international cooperation. Read the full analysis.
China bars US employee from leaving country
Beijing has reportedly prevented a US federal employee from leaving China, escalating already strained relations between the two superpowers.
UK warns Israel of sanctions over Gaza conflict
The UK government has issued a stern warning to Israel, hinting at possible sanctions if it fails to comply with international law in the ongoing Gaza conflict. Read the latest developments.
Tuvalu seeks ICJ opinion on climate change impact
The Pacific island nation of Tuvalu has requested an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice on the legal obligations of states to address climate change, marking a pivotal moment in global climate justice efforts.
NRL star's international allegiance dilemma
NRL star Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow weighs international allegiance between Samoa and Australia following a scandal that rocked his personal life.
Australia condemns Israel over Gaza civilian deaths
Australia has officially condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, joining a coalition of nations denouncing the rising civilian casualties as 'indefensible'.
UK may scrap tourist tax post-Brexit
Government officials are debating the removal of the tourist tax to attract more international visitors and stimulate economic growth after Brexit.
British surgeon's Gaza medical crisis horror
A British surgeon shares his traumatic experiences working in Gaza, revealing the dire state of healthcare amid ongoing conflict and calling for urgent international action.
Lionesses face Sweden in Wembley friendly clash
England's Lionesses are gearing up for a thrilling showdown against Sweden as they strive to reclaim their title in a must-watch international friendly at Wembley.
Belgium questions Israelis over war crimes claims
Two Israeli nationals have been detained and questioned by Belgian authorities over accusations of war crimes. Here’s what we know so far.
British jockey David Probert heads to Hong Kong racing
Welsh jockey David Probert is set to take Hong Kong by storm after securing a prestigious riding license, marking a major career leap in international horse racing.
Chinese Police in Diplomatic Mercedes Spotted in Sydney
Eyewitnesses report Chinese police officers in a luxury Mercedes with diplomatic plates in Sydney, sparking speculation about their presence on Australian soil.
Ukraine War: Putin's Drones, Zelensky's Peace Plea
As Russia intensifies drone attacks on Ukraine, President Zelensky calls for urgent peace negotiations amid growing international pressure. Latest updates on the conflict.
Canadian girl found dead in New York
A 14-year-old Canadian girl, reported missing days earlier, has been found dead in New York, sparking an international investigation.
Russia holds firm on Ukraine war demands amid Trump sanctions threat
Amid escalating tensions, Russia reaffirms its war demands in Ukraine, even as former US President Donald Trump threatens new sanctions. Read the latest developments.
England Beat USA in Rugby Thriller
England secured a dominant victory against the USA in a high-energy rugby union encounter. Read the full match report, key moments, and standout performances.
George Ford leads England to victory over USA
England's rugby team, spearheaded by George Ford's stellar performance, secured a commanding win against the USA in a thrilling international match.
Hair-pull penalty scandal in Germany-France clash
A bizarre penalty incident involving a hair-pull overshadowed Germany's narrow victory over France in a thrilling friendly match.
Germany's Hendrich sent off in controversial France match
Germany defender Kathrin Hendrich was sent off in a heated encounter against France, sparking debate over the referee's decision.
UK govt faces legal action over Gaza children evacuation
Human rights groups are taking legal action against the UK government for not evacuating seriously ill children from Gaza, citing violations of international law.
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