Tokyo Court Orders North Korea to Pay Victims of 'Paradise' Scheme
A Tokyo court has ordered North Korea to pay 20m yen each to plaintiffs lured by a 'paradise on Earth' scheme, exposing decades of exploitation and human rights abuses.
Category : Politics
Liberals Back Sussan Ley as Leadership Rumours Swirl
Senior Liberal figures dismiss leadership spill prospects, expressing confidence in Sussan Ley's support while Coalition reunification talks loom ahead of parliament's return.
US Reports Constructive Ukraine Peace Talks with Russia
The United States has reported constructive peace talks with Russia regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, signalling potential diplomatic progress.
Balochistan Attacks Leave Over 120 Dead
A wave of coordinated suicide and gun attacks by Baloch insurgents in Pakistan's Balochistan province has resulted in over 120 fatalities, marking one of the deadliest days for militants in decades.
Myanmar's Crisis Five Years After Coup, Says Cooper
Yvette Cooper marks five years since Myanmar's military coup, warning of a worsening humanitarian crisis, displaced millions, and flawed elections.
Nationwide ICE Protests, Trump Orders Non-Intervention
Over 300 demonstrations occurred across all 50 states and Washington DC against ICE, while President Trump instructed federal agencies not to intervene in Democratic-led cities unless requested.
LA Olympics Chief Regrets Maxwell Emails
Casey Wasserman, head of the Los Angeles Olympics committee, has expressed deep regret over 2003 email exchanges with Ghislaine Maxwell, revealed in the latest Epstein file release.
Burnham Backs Labour Candidate After NEC Blocks Bid
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has endorsed Labour's candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election after being blocked from standing himself by the party's NEC.
Chicago Mayor Orders Police to Probe Illegal ICE Actions
Mayor Brandon Johnson issues executive order directing Chicago police to investigate and document alleged illegal activity by federal immigration agents in the city.
Judge Orders Release of Five-Year-Old from ICE Detention
A US judge has ordered the release of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father from immigration detention, criticising ICE's 'ill-conceived' pursuit of deportation quotas.
Trump Hints at Iran Deal Amid Military Tensions
Donald Trump suggests Iran is negotiating to avoid US military strikes as naval forces approach, while Tehran denies seeking conflict but warns of missile retaliation.
Australia Pauses UNRWA Funding Over Israel Claims
Australia suspends funding to UNRWA following Israeli allegations, sparking political debate and scrutiny of international aid policies.
Starmer: Andrew Should Testify in US on Epstein
Prime Minister Keir Starmer suggests Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should testify before US Congress regarding his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, amid new document releases.
King Charles Cheers on Sandringham Parkrun Runners
The monarch made a surprise appearance at the Sandringham parkrun, cheering on participants in support of cancer awareness ahead of World Cancer Day on February 4.
Lord Triesman, Ex-Labour Minister and FA Chair, Dies
David Triesman, a former Labour minister and Football Association chairman, has died peacefully at home aged 82. Tributes pour in from political and sporting figures.
Louisiana Mardi Gras Shooting: Six Injured, One Arrested
Six people, including a child, were shot during a Mardi Gras parade in Clinton, Louisiana. One suspect is in custody as police search for the vehicle used in the attack.
Storm Hinders Search for British Girl in Morocco
A seven-year-old British girl from Blackburn was swept into the Atlantic near Casablanca. Stormy weather and alleged poor local support are hampering search efforts.
Starmer Urges Andrew to Testify in US Over Epstein Links
Prime Minister Keir Starmer calls on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to testify before US Congress regarding Jeffrey Epstein links, as newly released documents reveal a Buckingham Palace invitation.
Epstein Lawyers' Cooperation Talks Revealed
Newly disclosed documents show lawyers for Jeffrey Epstein discussed potential cooperation with authorities, shedding light on legal strategies in the high-profile case.
One Nation's Rise as Mainstream Political Threat
Political experts reveal Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is gaining unprecedented voter support due to disillusionment with major parties, with its primary vote soaring to record levels.
Australians Want Rights Charter as Political Will Lags
Julianne Schultz argues that despite overwhelming public support for a codified charter of rights in Australia, political inertia and legislative overreach continue to delay this crucial reform.
NSW Removes 'Good Character' from Sentencing
New South Wales becomes the first Australian state to legislate against considering 'good character' in sentencing hearings, following a review led by retired judge Peter McClellan.
Epstein Wanted Sarah Ferguson to Deny Paedophile Claims
Newly released documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein asked Sarah Ferguson to issue a statement denying he was a paedophile as part of a PR strategy, with emails showing his demands and her past gratitude.
Mandelson Emails Show Epstein Bonus Policy Lobbying
Newly released emails reveal Peter Mandelson told Jeffrey Epstein he was 'trying hard' to change UK bankers' bonus tax policy months after Epstein paid his husband £10,000.
Judge Denies Minnesota Request to End ICE Surge
A federal judge has refused Minnesota's plea to terminate Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis, where ICE agents have killed two people, sparking widespread protests and constitutional debates.
Border Official Mocked Jewish Faith of Minnesota Attorney
Recently demoted border patrol commander Gregory Bovino reportedly made sarcastic remarks about US attorney Daniel Rosen's Jewish faith during a phone call with prosecutors in Minnesota.
Epstein's Plan to Use Sarah Ferguson for Redemption
Newly released emails expose Jeffrey Epstein's scheme to pressure Sarah Ferguson into retracting her criticism, revealing his efforts to salvage his reputation post-conviction.
Milan Protests Against ICE at Winter Olympics
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Milan's Piazza XXV Aprile to protest US Immigration and Customs Enforcement involvement in Winter Olympics security.
Storm Hinders Search for Missing British Girl in Morocco
Search efforts for seven-year-old Inaayah Makda from Blackburn, swept to sea in Casablanca, are being hampered by severe weather conditions, according to her local MP.
Epstein Files Expose Andrew's Family Financial Ties
Newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case reveal the Duke of York's sustained contact with the financier after his conviction and financial assistance to his family.
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