Ukraine war briefing: Flamingo missiles hit Russian targets
Ukrainian FP-5 Flamingo missiles strike a military factory in Cheboksary, 900km from frontline, and other targets deep inside Russia on day 1,569 of the war.
Category : Politics
Taylor rejects One Nation seat-sharing deal
Angus Taylor rejects a proposal from a fellow Liberal MP to cooperate with One Nation, as internal divisions emerge over how to handle the party's threat.
Mehdi Hasan: Trump's Birthday and US at 250
Mehdi Hasan discusses Donald Trump's 80th birthday and the US's 250th anniversary, warning of a dangerous moment for American democracy.
Claudia Sheinbaum: Activist Turned President Faces Challenges
Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's president, enjoys high approval ratings but faces criticism over disappearances, militarization, and her relationship with predecessor AMLO.
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EU Invites Taliban to Brussels for Migration Talks
The EU is set to host Taliban representatives in Brussels for talks on deportations, sparking criticism over legitimizing a regime that oppresses women and violates human rights.
Trump's Influence on World Cup: Help or Hindrance?
Donald Trump uses global sporting events as his stage. Investigative reporter Karim Zidan examines the impact on football, UFC, and basketball in this podcast episode.
Evans: Aukus Among Australia's Worst Foreign Policy Decisions
Former Labor minister Gareth Evans warns Aukus paints a target on Australia, calling extended US deterrence a 'ludicrous delusion' at an independent inquiry into the $368bn nuclear submarine deal.
Gareth Evans Calls Aukus Pact 'Ludicrous'
Former Australian foreign minister Gareth Evans has heavily criticized the Aukus defence pact, calling it one of the worst policy decisions and warning that the US would not defend Australia in an existential attack.
Reform and Restore: Poisonous Right-Wing Rivals
Andy Beckett analyzes the feud between Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe, highlighting their shared hard-right ideology but divergent strategies that could undermine their influence.
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Burke Brushes Off One Nation Threat Over Sydney Seat
Tony Burke dismisses One Nation's threat to his western Sydney seat, saying Pauline Hanson hates modern Australia and his multicultural electorate.
52 Women's National League Clubs Demand FA Vote on WSL Plans
Over 50 FAWNL clubs oppose plans to add WSL academy sides to the third tier, calling for a vote and criticizing the consultation process.
Trump's California Vote Claims Foreshadow November Chaos
Donald Trump's unfounded claims of election fraud in California are a preview of November, as he targets democracy itself by rejecting results where his preferred candidates lose.
US and Iran Trade Fire After Trump Threatens Tehran
US launches fresh airstrikes on Iran after Trump says Tehran will 'pay the price' for stalled negotiations. Iran responds with strikes on Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan, calling ceasefire meaningless.
Belfast Cleanup After Anti-Immigration Riots: 12 Injured
Cleanup underway in Belfast after anti-immigration riots left burnt-out cars, boarded-up homes, and broken windows. 12 police injured, 16 arrested. Northern Ireland secretary condemns violence.
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Cuba Hopes World Cup Offers Respite From US Threats
As Cuba faces a US oil blockade and military threats, many hope the World Cup will deter an attack. With matches in Miami, Cuba's proximity complicates US plans.
Belfast Stabbing Suspect Immigration Route Sparks Debate
After a stabbing in Belfast, suspect Hadi Alodid's travel via Ireland sparks debate on the Common Travel Area loophole, border security, and political sensitivities.
Trump's World Cup: A Depressingly Angry Version of Football
As the World Cup kicks off in the US, the host nation's divisive policies and military actions overshadow the tournament, raising questions about football's complicity.
Mehdi Hasan Discusses Trump's Birthday Event
In a video commentary, Mehdi Hasan analyzes Donald Trump's extravagant birthday party, highlighting its political implications and the former president's continued influence.
Healey's Resignation: Unspoken Messages in His Letter
John Healey's resignation as defence secretary reveals tensions over defence funding, with his letter containing pointed criticisms of Starmer and the Treasury.
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UK Defence Secretary Healey Quits Over Military Spending Row
John Healey resigns as UK defence secretary, accusing PM Starmer and Chancellor Reeves of risking national security with inadequate military spending plans.
Burnham Rejects Waspi Compensation, Considers Alternatives
Andy Burnham rules out paying compensation to Waspi women but is open to other benefits like subsidised transport. He faces backlash over cost of potential scheme.
Is Trump Set to Disrupt the World Cup?
Donald Trump is leveraging global sporting events like the World Cup and UFC as his personal platform. Investigative reporter Karim Zidan discusses whether this involvement helps or hinders sports.
Trump Threatens Iran Attack and Seizure of Kharg Island
Donald Trump has threatened to attack Iran 'very hard tonight' and seize the country's Kharg Island and other oil infrastructure, escalating tensions with Tehran.
US Strikes on Iran: Ceasefire at Breaking Point
A wave of US strikes across southern Iran represents the gravest test yet of the fragile truce. Is the ceasefire over? What officials are saying and whether the deal can survive.
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Badenoch: Healey Quit Shows Starmer's Premiership Falling Apart
Kemi Badenoch claims John Healey's resignation proves Keir Starmer's leadership is crumbling, citing backbench pressure to prioritize welfare over defense spending.
John Healey Quits as Defence Secretary
John Healey has resigned as defence secretary, citing the prime minister's failure to secure rapid defence spending increases. The move, seen as highly political, ends his six-year tenure.
Are Liberals Surrendering to One Nation? Analysis
One Nation's primary vote surpasses Labor and Coalition for first time, sparking questions about Pauline Hanson becoming PM. Experts discuss policy scrutiny.
Labor Faces One Nation Threat as Hanson Rises in Polls
Labor MPs are concerned about One Nation's rising popularity, with polls showing Hanson's party leading. Labor strategizes to counter Hanson's appeal to working-class voters by focusing on wages and cost-of-living issues.
US House Blocks Surveillance Law Extension Amid Pulte Row
The US House failed to pass a short-term extension of Fisa surveillance law, with Democrats protesting Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence.
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GB News: Healey Resignation 'Nail in Coffin' for Starmer
GB News presenter Tom Harwood questions how long Keir Starmer will remain PM after Defence Secretary John Healey's resignation, calling it another nail in his political coffin.
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