Zelensky meets Starmer & EU leaders at White House
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky holds high-stakes talks with Keir Starmer and EU leaders in Washington, as tensions with Donald Trump resurface.
Category : Politics
Pope holds Mass for Rome's homeless at Vatican
Pope Francis hosted a special Mass for Rome's homeless community at the Vatican, reinforcing his commitment to the marginalised. The poignant service highlighted his ongoing mission to support those in need.
Trump's legal showdown: World leaders react as verdict looms
As Donald Trump faces a pivotal legal verdict, global figures weigh in on the implications for democracy and international relations.
Common will mistake could invalidate your wishes
A legal expert reveals a frequent error people make when writing their wills that could leave their loved ones in financial turmoil. Learn how to avoid this costly mistake.
Cambridge Dictionary adds 'skibidi' and 3,000+ new words
Discover the latest additions to the Cambridge Dictionary, including viral slang like 'skibidi' and terms reflecting modern culture, technology, and social trends.
Israel Protests Over Gaza Offensive – Latest Updates
Tensions rise in Israel as mass protests erupt against the government's latest military offensive in Gaza City. Stay updated on the latest developments in the Middle East.
Sadiq Khan's bold moves shake UK politics
Labour's Sadiq Khan unveils ambitious plans as Conservatives scramble to respond. Get the latest updates on UK political dynamics and key policy shifts.
13-year-old 'angel' found dead in Westminster
A 13-year-old girl, described as an 'angel' by her grieving family, has been found dead in Westminster in a suspected suicide. The community is in shock as tributes pour in for the young teenager.
Hong Kong exiles demand action against China
Former Hong Kong lawmakers and activists call for international pressure on Beijing, citing human rights abuses and erosion of freedoms.
Labour minister quizzed over Neil Kinnock peerage
Labour's Jonathan Ashworth faced tough questions over his father-in-law Neil Kinnock's peerage during a fiery Commons debate, as Tory MPs demand transparency on political honours.
Mass protests in Israel demand Gaza ceasefire
Thousands of Israelis take to the streets, calling for an end to the Gaza war and the return of hostages, as tensions escalate.
Girl, 12, charged in Westminster stabbing
A 12-year-old girl has been charged after a woman was stabbed in Westminster, sparking concerns over youth violence in London.
Westminster Bridge shut after major police incident
Westminster Bridge has been closed following a significant police incident, causing major disruptions in central London. Authorities are urging the public to avoid the area.
GMB Viewers Ditch Show Over Nigel Farage Hosting Role
ITV's Good Morning Britain sees a dramatic drop in viewership after Nigel Farage's debut as a presenter, sparking backlash from loyal fans.
Rubio criticises Trump-Zelensky meeting claims
Senator Marco Rubio has voiced concerns over Donald Trump's alleged private meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, raising questions about diplomatic protocols.
Trump's secret letter to Putin revealed: Ukraine & Alaska discussed
Former US President Donald Trump allegedly sent a private letter to Vladimir Putin, hinting at a controversial peace deal involving Ukraine and even Alaska. Read the explosive details.
UN Accuses Israel of Starvation War Crimes in Gaza
A UN report accuses Israel of deliberately starving civilians in Gaza, violating international law. Over half a million face famine as aid remains blocked.
Zelenskyy urges Western unity amid Ukraine war escalation
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for stronger Western support amid intensifying Russian attacks. Key developments in diplomacy, military aid, and geopolitical tensions.
Supreme Court rethinks biological sex definition
A groundbreaking Supreme Court case examines whether biological sex should be redefined in law, sparking heated debate over transgender rights and legal recognition.
Watchdog clears Shapps for defence startup role
Ethics watchdog faces backlash for approving former defence secretary Grant Shapps' controversial transition to a private defence startup, raising concerns over conflicts of interest.
Trump brands Putin 'a killer' after Carlson interview
Donald Trump lashed out at Vladimir Putin after the Russian leader's controversial interview with Tucker Carlson, calling him 'a killer' and 'a thug'. The explosive remarks have reignited tensions between the two leaders.
Ukraine's FPV drones target Russian forces in Donetsk
Ukrainian forces deploy first-person-view drones to target Russian troops in Donetsk, showcasing innovative tactics in the ongoing conflict.
Far-right Israeli politician banned from Australia
A far-right Israeli politician has been barred from entering Australia, sparking debate over free speech and extremism. The move comes ahead of a planned speaking tour.
Ukraine's Donbas: A Flashpoint in Russia-West Tensions
As tensions rise in Eastern Europe, Ukraine's Donbas region remains a critical flashpoint. With Russia's military buildup and Western diplomatic efforts, the situation threatens to escalate further. Read on for the latest developments.
Zelensky warns of Russian escalation in Donbas
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky raises alarm over potential Russian advances in Donbas, as tensions with Moscow intensify amid stalled peace talks.
Trump-Zelensky Meeting in DC Amid Putin Tensions
Former US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky are scheduled to meet in Washington, DC, as geopolitical tensions with Putin's Russia escalate.
Starmer's human rights dilemma
An in-depth analysis of Keir Starmer's cautious approach to human rights, despite his background as a former human rights lawyer. What's behind the shift?
Trump's Ukraine Summit: Europe Braces for Impact
As Donald Trump hosts a critical summit on Ukraine in Washington, Europe watches nervously. Will this meeting reshape the geopolitical landscape or deepen existing tensions with Russia?
£300m for Ukrainian refugees unspent in English councils
English councils have failed to spend more than £300m allocated to support Ukrainian refugees, raising questions about resource management and housing shortages.
How 'Woke' Can Start Winning Again
Exploring the challenges and strategies for the 'woke' movement to reclaim its influence in modern political and social discourse.
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