Trump and Putin: The Broken 'Alpha Bro Code'
A deep dive into the complex and often controversial relationship between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, revealing the power dynamics and strategic moves that defined their interactions.
Category : Politics
Albanese and Luxon share Māori nose-to-nose greeting
Australian PM Anthony Albanese and New Zealand's Chris Luxon embraced the Māori 'hongi' nose-to-nose greeting, sparking global attention and cultural appreciation.
Europe stresses Ukraine protection before Trump-Putin talks
European leaders emphasise protection of Ukrainian interests as Trump prepares to meet Putin, amid ongoing tensions and diplomatic manoeuvres.
Tasmania to ban greyhound racing in political move
The Tasmanian Premier has vowed to end greyhound racing as part of efforts to win crossbench backing for his minority government, sparking debate over animal welfare and political strategy.
Trump’s Controversial New Policies Unveiled
The Trump administration has announced a series of bold and divisive policy changes, sparking heated debates across the political spectrum. Here’s the latest on what’s happening and why it matters.
Anti-abortion prayer protest sparks police call
A pro-life activist caused controversy after being filmed praying silently outside an abortion clinic, leading to police intervention and a heated public debate.
Trump's bold peace plan sparks global debate
Donald Trump's latest peace proposal aims to resolve a complex international conflict. Experts weigh in on its potential impact and feasibility.
Nagasaki mayor: Never forget atomic bombing horrors
Nagasaki's mayor calls for Japan to remember the horrors of the atomic bombing as the nation marks the anniversary of the devastating attack by the US in 1945.
RAF chief warns UK must prepare for Russia war
A senior RAF commander has issued a chilling warning, urging Britain to brace for a possible conflict with Russia amid rising tensions.
Starmer faces heat over new EU holiday checks
Labour leader Keir Starmer is under fire as British holidaymakers face new EU border checks, sparking travel chaos and political outrage.
Trump Admin Reviews Harvard’s Patent Policies
The Trump administration has launched a review into Harvard University's patent policies, raising concerns over academic freedom and innovation.
Trump wanted Putin to visit Alaska during Ukraine war
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly suggested inviting Vladimir Putin to Alaska, drawing fierce criticism as Ukraine continues to resist Russian aggression.
UN crisis talks over Israel's Gaza takeover plan
The United Nations holds emergency discussions as Israel's proposed military occupation of Gaza sparks global outrage. Will diplomacy prevail?
Albanese on Israel-Gaza; Tasmania greyhound ban debate
Australian PM Anthony Albanese comments on the Israel-Gaza war, while Tasmania faces backlash over its greyhound racing ban. Defence Minister Richard Marles weighs in on national security concerns.
Massive Tel Aviv protests against Gaza war escalation
Thousands take to the streets of Tel Aviv in a powerful demonstration against Prime Minister Netanyahu's proposed intensification of military operations in Gaza, as tensions reach boiling point.
Tammy Bruce slams UN as 'anti-American'
Conservative commentator Tammy Bruce has launched a scathing attack on the United Nations, accusing it of undermining US sovereignty and promoting an 'anti-American' agenda.
Starmer warns UK over Putin threat
Labour leader Keir Starmer urges the UK to remain vigilant against Vladimir Putin's aggression, criticising isolationist rhetoric from figures like JD Vance.
Rayner: China's mega embassy poses security risk
Labour's Deputy Leader Angela Rayner voices concerns over China's proposed 'mega embassy' in London, citing national security risks and calling for government intervention.
Trump Picks Tammy Bruce for UN Deputy Role
Former President Donald Trump has named Tammy Bruce, a prominent conservative commentator, as his deputy ambassador to the United Nations, sparking debate over her qualifications and political stance.
Strictly cocaine scandal: BBC launches drug probe
The BBC's Strictly Come Dancing is embroiled in a shocking drug scandal as allegations of cocaine use surface, prompting an internal investigation.
Teen among five held after fatal Westminster hit-and-run
A 50-year-old man has died following a hit-and-run incident in Westminster, with five suspects, including a 14-year-old boy, now in custody. Police are urging witnesses to come forward.
BBC employee alleges cocaine offer from colleague
A BBC employee has come forward with explosive claims of being offered cocaine by a colleague, raising serious concerns about workplace culture at the broadcaster.
Greene's Palantir Stock Trades Raise Ethics Concerns
Controversial US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene faces scrutiny over her financial dealings with Palantir, a defence contractor linked to government surveillance.
Migrant arrested after Tesco strangulation attack
A man staying at a migrant hotel has been arrested following a violent altercation in a Tesco store where he allegedly strangled a woman.
US strikes Iran-backed militia in Baghdad after attack
The United States has conducted airstrikes against Iran-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah in Baghdad, retaliating for a drone attack that wounded US personnel. The escalation raises tensions in the region.
Emma Thompson: 'I’d eat my toes before dating Trump'
Dame Emma Thompson didn't hold back in her scathing remarks about former US President Donald Trump, stating she'd prefer cannibalism over dating him.
Tory MP fears for daughters over migrant crimes
A prominent Conservative MP has voiced grave concerns over his daughters' safety, citing a surge in crimes linked to asylum seekers arriving by boat. The politician warns of lax border controls and calls for urgent action.
UK deportation plan for foreign criminals sparks debate
Labour's Shabana Mahmood criticises government proposal to deport foreign criminals before completing prison sentences, citing legal and ethical concerns.
Thousands of foreign criminals deported from UK
The UK government has ramped up deportations of foreign criminals, with thousands removed in a crackdown on illegal immigration and crime. Home Secretary James Cleverly pledges further action to secure borders.
Jenrick: Safety Must Trump Foreign Criminals' Rights
Robert Jenrick argues that community safety should take precedence over the rights of foreign offenders, as peaceful protests highlight public concerns over asylum accommodations.
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