Colombia's Petro Suspends Ceasefire with FARC Rebels
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suspends ceasefire with FARC dissidents, citing attacks on indigenous groups. A major setback for his 'total peace' policy.
Category : Diplomacy
Modi's China Visit: First in 7 Years for Xi-Putin Talks
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set for his first official visit to China in seven years for crucial talks with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, signalling a major diplomatic shift as US trade pressures mount.
Thai PM faces court over controversial Hun Sen phone call
Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra confronts a constitutional court ruling over her controversial phone call with Cambodia's former leader Hun Sen, threatening her political future.
Russia Threatens to March on Paris Over Ukraine
Russia's ex-president Dmitry Medvedev issues a stark threat to France, warning that any deployment of troops to Ukraine would be met with a brutal military response, including a potential march on Paris.
Kushner and Blair Lead Secret White House Gaza Talks
Exclusive: Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and former UK PM Tony Blair held a covert high-level meeting at the White House to discuss post-war Gaza strategies, signalling a potential return to Middle East diplomacy for the Trump inner circle.
Second Woman Accuses British ICC Lawyer of Misconduct
A second woman has come forward with serious allegations of sexual misconduct against a high-profile British lawyer working on the International Criminal Court's investigation into Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The scandal rocks the high-stak
British-Iranian jailed in Tehran on espionage charges
Exclusive: A British-Iranian citizen from East Sussex has been sentenced to 10 years in an Iranian prison on espionage charges, raising fears of a new hostage diplomacy crisis between London and Tehran.
Iran Threatens British Nationals in Major Diplomatic Escalation
Iran issues a stark warning to the UK, threatening to target British nationals in response to perceived support for opposition groups. Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy and former Home Secretary Priti Patel weigh in on the escalating diplomatic crisis.
Putin's Missile Strike Kills 19, Derails Ukraine Peace Talks
A brutal Russian missile strike on Ukraine's Kryvyi Rih has killed 19, wounded dozens, and destroyed the British Council's European HQ. World leaders condemn the attack as a major setback for potential Putin-Zelensky negotiations.
Mexico Senate Fury Over US Military Cartel Proposal
Mexico's Senate descended into chaos as lawmakers fiercely condemned a US proposal for joint military action against drug cartels, branding it a violation of national sovereignty and a prelude to invasion.
British Couple Charged with Espionage in Iranian Court
A British-Australian academic and her partner are facing espionage charges in Iran after being detained for months without formal accusation. Their family breaks silence on the shocking secret court case.
Putin Tests Trump's Will and Europe's Resolve in Ukraine
As Russia intensifies its assault on Ukraine, Vladimir Putin is directly challenging Western unity. This analysis examines how the Kremlin is testing Donald Trump's commitment and Europe's staying power in a conflict that threatens global security.
UN's Cindy McCain: "Full-Blown Famine" in Northern Gaza
UN World Food Programme chief Cindy McCain declares northern Gaza in famine state, contradicting Israeli PM Netanyahu's claims, as humanitarian crisis deepens.
UK Demands Iran Release Briton Held on 'Bogus' Espionage Charges
Foreign Secretary David Lammy issues a stern warning to Tehran, demanding the immediate release of a British national from East Sussex held on politically motivated espionage charges. The UK government vows to use all diplomatic means to secure their free
Gambia expels Chinese envoy in major diplomatic row
Gambian President Adama Barrow expels a top Chinese diplomat in a stunning rebuke, accusing him of 'diplomatic failure' and meddling in the nation's affairs, signalling a major shift in West African relations.
Starmer to expel Russian spies and reopen Kyiv office
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a robust new stance against Vladimir Putin's Russia, pledging to eject suspected spies from the UK and re-establish a cultural foothold in Ukraine, reversing years of Conservative policy.
Starmer's 'cast-iron' vow to Ukraine on surprise Kyiv visit
In a powerful show of solidarity, new UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer makes a decisive trip to Kyiv, pledging a 'cast-iron' commitment to Ukrainian sovereignty and confronting Putin's aggression.
Trump's Shocking Gaza Resettlement Proposal Revealed
Exclusive: Leaked discussions reveal former US President Donald Trump suggested to UK's Sir Ed Davey that Israel should 'finish the problem' in Gaza by moving Palestinians out and encouraging Israeli settlers to take over the territory.
Australian killed in Israeli drone strike in Syria, PM confirms
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms a former Sydney man was killed in a Damascus drone strike, as Iran vows retaliation against Israel.
US-Australia Defence Meeting Erupts in Chaos Over AUKUS
A high-stakes defence meeting between Australian Deputy PM Richard Marles and US official Pete Hegseth erupted in a fiery confrontation over AUKUS, leaving the crucial alliance strained and questioning future cooperation.
British Mum Fights Spanish Justice for Daughter's Freedom
Exclusive: UK mother in desperate legal battle to overturn 'unjust' conviction of daughter, 24, jailed in Spain for a crime she insists she didn't commit.
Ed Davey Confronts Trump Over NATO at State Banquet
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey delivers a stark warning to Donald Trump on NATO and Ukraine during a high-profile state banquet, highlighting deep political divisions.
Kim Jong Un backs Putin's Ukraine war in major alliance shift
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared his 'full support' for Russia's war in Ukraine during a high-stakes summit with Vladimir Putin, signalling a major shift in global alliances and raising fears of new arms deals.
Australian Palestine Support Paradox: Recognition Backed, Impact Doubted
New polling reveals a striking contradiction in Australian public opinion: while majority support exists for Palestinian recognition, few believe it will achieve meaningful change. This Guardian Essential Report explores the complex dynamics shaping forei
Trump and Kushner's 'Waterfront Gaza' Remarks Spark Fury
Ex-President Trump and Jared Kushner are under fire for controversial comments on Gaza's strategic potential, drawing sharp rebukes from critics including Tony Blair's former aide.
Blair Holds Secret Gaza Talks With Trump Ally Rubio
Exclusive: Tony Blair held undisclosed talks with Marco Rubio at Trump's Florida estate, discussing a potential Gaza peace plan for a future Trump administration, bypassing current US leadership.
Greece Condemns Turkey's 'Unprecedented' Airspace Violations
Tensions flare in the Mediterranean as Greece reports a surge in Turkish fighter jet incursions over its eastern islands, dubbing the acts 'unprecedented and unacceptable' provocations.
Hong Kong Activists Face Life Sentences in Security Law Crackdown
Thirteen pro-democracy campaigners and former lawmakers in Hong Kong have been convicted under Beijing's controversial national security law, facing potential life imprisonment in a landmark trial that critics decry as a political purge.
Iran's Covert Campaign to Destabilise Australian Society
Exclusive investigation reveals Iran's sophisticated campaign to destabilise Australian society by amplifying racial, religious and political tensions through online manipulation and proxy groups.
Zelenskyy picks Stefanishyna as Ukraine's US ambassador
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appoints Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna as Ukraine's next ambassador to the United States, strengthening diplomatic ties during critical phase of war.
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