EU Backs Cyprus in British Bases Talks Amid Middle East Crisis
EU leaders have vowed to support Cyprus as it seeks discussions on the future of British bases, which have become targets following Middle East military escalation.
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Canadian Mother, Autistic Daughter Detained by ICE in Texas
A Canadian mother and her seven-year-old daughter with autism have been detained by ICE in Texas despite presenting valid visas, raising concerns about immigration enforcement practices.
EU Vows Ukraine Loan Despite Hungary Block, New Talks Planned
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pledges to find ways to pay a €90bn loan to Ukraine despite Hungary's resistance, as US-Ukrainian negotiators prepare for weekend talks.
Trump Mocks Japan Over Pearl Harbor During Iran War Questions
President Donald Trump made a controversial joke referencing Japan's 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor while meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. The awkward moment occurred during discussions about the US war on Iran and allied notification.
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Trump Panel Approves Gold Coin with President's Image
A federal arts commission approved a 24-karat gold commemorative coin design featuring Donald Trump for the US's 250th birthday, despite laws against living presidents on currency.
Iran War Disrupts Australian Security and Politics
The ongoing US-Israel military actions against Iran are creating significant disruptions to Australia's national security framework and domestic political stability, according to defense and political analysts.
Trump Denies Foreknowledge of Israeli Strike on Iran Gasfield
President Trump claims ignorance of Israeli attack on Iran's South Pars gasfield, contradicting Israeli officials and revealing deepening divisions in US-Israel alliance over war strategy.
Nashville Journalist Freed After 15 Days in ICE Detention
Colombia-born journalist Estefany Rodríguez was released on $10,000 bond after being detained by ICE for 15 days without a warrant, raising press freedom concerns.
One Nation's Surge Reshapes Australian Politics
Pauline Hanson's One Nation is not a passing fad but a real force reshaping Australian politics, with its popularity tested in upcoming elections as voters flock to the right-wing movement.
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Albanese Heckled at Sydney Mosque, Cites Extremist Ban
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced heckling during an Eid al-Fitr visit to Lakemba mosque, claiming protesters were upset over his government's ban on extremist groups like Hizb ut-Tahrir.
Trump's Iran Threats and NATO Remarks Analyzed
Donald Trump's recent threats to blow up Iran's gasfield and dismiss NATO allies raise questions about his 'America First' policy and its impact on global security and energy prices.
Childcare Costs Drop 39% in England, But Inequalities Remain
Full-time childcare costs for under-twos in England have fallen 39% due to government funding, but gaps in access and eligibility leave the most deprived children behind, highlighting ongoing challenges in early years education.
Palantir Sues Swiss Magazine Over Investigation
US tech giant Palantir files lawsuit against Swiss magazine Republik over investigation alleging company failed to gain foothold in Switzerland despite years of government outreach.
Cyclone Narelle Hits Cape York, Albanese Heckled at Eid Event
Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle struck Cape York with minor damage, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced heckling at a mosque. Fuel shortages hit NSW, and turbulence injured flight attendants in Sydney.
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Unite Leader: Labour Faces Decimation in May Over Bin Strike
Sharon Graham says Labour should 'hang heads in shame' over Birmingham bin strike handling, warning of electoral consequences as Unite cuts funding.
Radical Left Nears Election Victory in French Town of Roubaix
La France Insoumise party led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon is poised for a significant win in Roubaix's mayoral election, signaling resilience despite recent controversies and testing political dynamics ahead of next year's presidential race.
Attorney General Questions Badenoch's Stance on Jewish Prayer
Richard Hermer challenges Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch to clarify whether she objects to Jewish public prayer after she supported criticism of Islamic Ramadan event.
Teen Prodigies Taking Over Sports: The New Normal
From football to Formula One, teenage athletes are achieving peak performance earlier than ever. Experts explain how advanced training and sports science are accelerating youth development in elite sports.
UK Must Resist Being Dragged into US-Iran War
As US F/A-18E Super Hornets deploy on USS Gerald R Ford, Simon Jenkins warns Keir Starmer against following Tony Blair's path into a conflict not Britain's own.
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Al-Aqsa Mosque Closed for Eid, Prayers Held in Streets
Hundreds of Muslims gathered outside Jerusalem's Old City for Eid al-Fitr prayers after Israeli authorities closed al-Aqsa mosque, citing security concerns amid escalating tensions with Iran.
Iranian Diaspora in London Divided Over War and Homeland's Future
As the Middle East conflict escalates, London's Iranian community is deeply split, with protests revealing stark divisions over Iran's authoritarian regime and foreign intervention.
Venezuela's Rodríguez Replaces Military Commanders After US Ousts Maduro
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez has replaced Venezuela's senior military commanders, following the US ouster of Nicolás Maduro, amid efforts to balance US demands and domestic loyalty.
Cesar Chavez Legacy Tarnished by Rape Allegations
A New York Times investigation reveals multiple sexual assault allegations against Cesar Chavez, including child abuse and rape, forcing a reevaluation of the farmworker leader's legacy.
LA Man Blinded by Police Projectile Files $100M Claim
Jesus Javier Gomez Islas, 23, says he permanently lost vision in one eye after being hit by a projectile at an anti-ICE protest. He has filed a legal claim against the LAPD seeking damages.
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Hungary Accused of Forced Injection on Ukrainians in Raid
Hungarian security forces allegedly administered a forced injection containing a relaxant to a Ukrainian detainee during a raid on bank vehicles carrying cash and gold, with Kyiv calling it 'Russian-style' interrogation methods.
Madagascar's Military Ruler Mandates Lie Detector Tests for Cabinet
Madagascar's military president Michael Randrianirina has decreed that all new ministers must pass polygraph tests to root out corruption, following the unexplained dismissal of the prime minister and cabinet earlier this month.
Rare Find on Bargain Hunt: International Order Cartoon
Stephen Collins' cartoon in The Guardian humorously depicts a rare find on Bargain Hunt as the rules-based international order, blending satire with political commentary.
Essex Police Pauses Facial Recognition Over Bias Study
Essex Police suspends live facial recognition technology after a study reveals it disproportionately targets black individuals, prompting regulatory warnings and calls for reform.
IRS Glitch Masks $51M in Political Donations
A technical error at the understaffed IRS has left $51 million in campaign contributions unaccounted for, affecting key state election groups during a critical midterm year.
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Childcare Center Survives ICE Surge with Elderly Volunteers
A Spanish-immersion childcare center in Minneapolis navigated Operation Metro Surge with help from dozens of volunteers, mostly over 70, who provided rides and protection for immigrant staff fearing ICE encounters.
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