Albanese in hot water over Yasser Arafat photo
Australian PM Anthony Albanese sparks outrage after being pictured with late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, raising questions over his stance on the Middle East conflict.
Category : Diplomacy
Ukraine extends martial law as war drags on
Ukraine's parliament has voted to prolong martial law as the war with Russia continues. President Zelensky remains resolute in defending the nation's sovereignty. Read the latest updates.
UN footage shows gunfire near Gaza aid site amid war
Disturbing UN video shows hundreds of Palestinians fleeing gunshots near a Gaza aid distribution point amid worsening humanitarian crisis in the ongoing Hamas-Israel conflict.
Rare Star Wars toy sells for £460K after loft find
A forgotten Star Wars action figure discovered in a loft has fetched a staggering £460,000 at auction, setting a new record for the franchise memorabilia.
Aung San Suu Kyi faces scrutiny as Myanmar council meets
Myanmar's detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi is under renewed international focus as regional security officials gather in Thailand to discuss the ongoing crisis.
Trump's Gaza remarks draw global criticism
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after making inflammatory comments about the Israel-Gaza war, drawing criticism from global leaders.
Palestine's statehood and the Montevideo Convention
Exploring the legal and diplomatic hurdles Palestine faces in achieving full sovereignty under international law.
UK Minister Rejects Claims on Palestine Recognition
A senior UK government official has dismissed concerns from peers that recognising Palestine as a state could violate international law, sparking fresh debate on diplomatic strategy.
UK pledges unwavering Ukraine support amid EU talks
British MPs vow continued military and diplomatic backing for Kyiv as Ukraine progresses towards EU accession, signalling long-term commitment against Russian aggression.
Trump's Putin Praise Stirs Controversy
Former US President Donald Trump has lauded Russian leader Vladimir Putin, calling him 'smart' and 'savvy'—raising eyebrows amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Moscow.
Trump’s UNESCO Withdrawal: Democracy at Risk?
The recent decision by the Trump administration to withdraw from UNESCO has sparked debates on its implications for democracy and international cooperation.
Russian strikes hit Kyiv during anti-corruption vote
Russian forces launched fresh strikes on Kyiv as Ukraine's parliament voted on crucial anti-corruption measures. Read the latest developments.
Lithuania's Social Democrats back Ukraine in key vote
Lithuania's Social Democratic Party has pledged unwavering support for Ukraine, marking a significant political stance amid ongoing tensions in Eastern Europe.
Ukraine attacks Russian Black Sea Fleet HQ in Crimea
Ukraine launches a major missile attack on Russia's Black Sea Fleet headquarters in Crimea, escalating tensions as the war enters its 20th month.
Taiwan TV show angers China with cyberattack plot
A Taiwanese TV drama depicting a cyberattack on China has ignited fury in Beijing, with state media condemning it as 'provocative fiction'.
Sky News reveals dire conditions in Israeli shelter
Sky News correspondent Liz Storer reports from an overcrowded Israeli shelter, revealing dire conditions as conflict escalates. Families face shortages of food, water, and medical supplies.
Myanmar junta ends emergency rule, plans elections
Myanmar's military government has lifted the state of emergency, paving the way for elections amid ongoing unrest and international scrutiny.
Ukraine War Escalates: Zelenskyy Warns of Crisis
Latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war as President Zelenskyy warns of escalating conflict while Putin's forces push forward. Key developments, diplomatic tensions, and global reactions.
Israel-Gaza conflict escalates with mounting casualties
Fresh violence erupts in Gaza as Israeli airstrikes target Hamas positions, with mounting civilian casualties reported. International mediators scramble to broker a ceasefire amid growing humanitarian crisis.
Putin: Trump would have ended Ukraine war in 24h
Vladimir Putin asserts that Donald Trump could have swiftly resolved the Ukraine conflict, sparking global debate over US-Russia relations and future diplomacy.
Trump threatens Canada trade deal over Palestine
Former US President Donald Trump warns Canada against recognising Palestine as a state, threatening repercussions on trade agreements.
UK/Canada: Israel weaponising starvation in Gaza
The UK and Canada have issued a stark warning, accusing Israel of employing starvation as a military tactic in Gaza. As humanitarian aid remains blocked, thousands face catastrophic hunger.
Fed Chair Powell's unusual Manila encounter
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell encountered an unexpected situation during his visit to Manila, sparking discussions on diplomatic protocols.
Qatar, Egypt broker Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal
Qatar and Egypt have mediated a fresh ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, offering temporary relief in the war-torn Gaza Strip. The deal includes humanitarian aid and prisoner exchanges.
UK Palestine recognition: Impact on Gaza crisis
Exploring how the UK's recognition of Palestine could impact humanitarian efforts in Gaza, where famine and conflict continue to devastate lives.
FBI Launches New Zealand Office Amid Cybercrime Surge
The FBI has launched its first-ever office in New Zealand to strengthen international cooperation on cybercrime, counterterrorism, and organised crime.
Helsinki Accord: 50 years of diplomatic legacy
Fifty years after its signing, the Helsinki Accord stands as a landmark achievement in European diplomacy. Its principles of cooperation and human rights are more relevant than ever in today's fractured world.
Russia accuses Ukraine of Luhansk 'terror attack'
Moscow claims Ukrainian forces targeted civilians in Luhansk, while Kyiv denies involvement. The incident fuels already heightened tensions between the two nations.
Trump: Ukraine should cede Crimea, Donbas to Russia
Former US President Donald Trump suggests Ukraine should surrender Crimea and Donbas to Russia to end the war, sparking global debate and Ukrainian outrage.
Kremlin Claims Immunity to US Sanctions as Trump Deadline Nears
As Trump's deadline for sanctions looms, the Kremlin asserts legal immunity, escalating tensions in the Ukraine conflict. Here’s the latest analysis.
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