Africa's Youthful Future: Leadership Investment Key
With over 70% of Africans under 30, the continent faces a pivotal decade requiring unprecedented leadership investment to harness demographic potential for global innovation.
Category : Politics
Reform UK Hires Ben Goldsmith for Nature Policy Advice
Reform UK has approached Conservative environmentalist Ben Goldsmith to develop nature policies, aiming to attract green Tory voters concerned about climate issues.
IPPR Demands AI News Labels and Publisher Payments
The Institute for Public Policy Research urges standardised labels for AI-generated news and licensing deals to ensure tech firms pay publishers fairly for content.
Political Rhetoric's New Age: Bad News for Starmer
Political communication has transformed dramatically, with compelling rhetoric now essential for success. Keir Starmer's formal, cautious style contrasts sharply with populist communicators like Farage and Trump, leaving him struggling to connect with vot
Petition for Free Friday Prayer Parking in East London
Over 500 residents in Waltham Forest have signed a petition urging the council to introduce free on-street parking during Friday prayers to support Muslim worshippers facing parking fines and accessibility issues.
Trump's UK-China Warning, Mozambique Floods, Joshua Tribute
Sky News Morning Rundown: Donald Trump warns UK on China strategy, aid workers scramble in Mozambique floods, Anthony Joshua's emotional tribute to friends killed in crash.
Starmer's China Trip: Diplomacy and UK Politics
Analysis of Prime Minister Keir Starmer's historic visit to China, its impact on UK-China relations, and the domestic political turmoil with Conservative defections to Reform UK.
Starmer in China to Strengthen UK Economic Ties
Harriet Harman explains that Prime Minister Keir Starmer's trip to China focuses on enhancing trade and investment to improve the UK's economy, while managing security concerns pragmatically.
Trump's ICE Dream in Minnesota Faces Backlash
After weeks of federal insurgency, Minnesota has fought back, casting doubt on Trump's ICE operation and raising questions about Republican unity on immigration.
Prison Violence: System Perpetuates Trauma
A former prison officer reveals how rising murders in UK prisons traumatise inmates and staff, arguing violence isn't inevitable despite systemic failures.
Trump Warns UK on China Business After Starmer's Beijing Trip
Donald Trump has described UK-China business ties as 'very dangerous', hours after Keir Starmer hailed progress on trade during his landmark visit to Beijing.
Palau Blocks US Deportee Resettlement Deal
Palau's senate has voted to block a controversial Trump-era agreement to resettle US deportees, facing opposition from traditional leaders over cultural concerns.
Trump Endorses Deal to Prevent Government Shutdown
Donald Trump has endorsed a bipartisan spending agreement to fund most government agencies until September while extending Homeland Security funding for two weeks.
Four Found Dead in Perth Home in Suspected Murder-Suicide
Two adults and two children discovered deceased in Mosman Park home in suspected double murder-suicide. Police confirm no weapon involved and children had significant health challenges.
Minneapolis Community Fights ICE Raids
In Minneapolis, residents are organising to protect neighbours from ICE agents, with stories of violence, detentions, and community resilience amid widespread confusion and chaos.
Trump Sues IRS and Treasury for $10bn Over Tax Leaks
Donald Trump has filed a $10bn lawsuit against the US Treasury and IRS, alleging they failed to prevent a contractor from leaking his tax returns to media outlets in 2019-2020.
Turkey Mediates US-Iran Nuclear Tensions
Iran's foreign minister travels to Ankara for urgent talks aimed at preventing US military action, as Turkey steps in as mediator amid escalating threats.
Kurdish Forces Retreat in Syria, Future Uncertain
Kurdish-led forces are being pushed back in northeast Syria, threatening their semi-autonomous region. Damascus demands disarmament, raising fears of renewed conflict and humanitarian crisis.
Zelenskyy, Merz Welcome Trump Truce Claim as Attacks Continue
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and German Chancellor Merz have welcomed Donald Trump's claim of a temporary truce with Russia, while condemning ongoing attacks that killed six people in Ukraine.
Alan Jones' Lawyer Says Evidence Could Clear Him of Abuse Charges
Alan Jones' lawyer has told a Sydney court that 800 pages of evidence, including witness statements, could exonerate the former radio star facing 27 sexual abuse charges. The 84-year-old has pleaded not guilty.
Ley Appoints Liberal-Only Shadow Cabinet After Coalition Split
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has unveiled an interim Liberal-only shadow cabinet, giving Nationals eight days to reconcile or face permanent exclusion from Coalition frontbench positions.
Trump Tariffs Threat for Countries Selling Oil to Cuba
Donald Trump signs executive order establishing a process to impose tariffs on countries providing oil to Cuba, citing national security threats and Cuba's alleged ties to hostile powers.
Shadow AG Supports Sussan Ley in Leadership Crisis
Shadow Attorney General Andrew Wallace defends Sussan Ley's leadership and discusses hate speech legislation, surf lifesaving, and family challenges in politics.
Couple Caned 140 Times Under Aceh's Sharia Law
A man and woman in Indonesia's Aceh province were publicly caned 140 times each for sex outside marriage and drinking alcohol, with the woman fainting during the punishment.
Man charged with impersonating FBI agent in jail release bid
A Minnesota man has been charged after allegedly impersonating an FBI agent in an attempt to free murder suspect Luigi Mangione from a Brooklyn detention centre.
Charity Warns of 'Chilling' Hacking Network Targeting Children
The Molly Rose Foundation issues a public warning about the Com, a global hacking ecosystem exploiting children for sexual abuse, self-harm, and suicide.
Gabbard at FBI Election Raid Sparks Democratic Alarm
Democratic lawmakers express serious concerns after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was spotted at an FBI search operation in Fulton County, Georgia, questioning her fitness for office.
Woman Charged with Murder Over Isle of Wight Infant Death
A 27-year-old woman has been charged with murder and child death offences following the tragic death of one-year-old Jayla-Jean Mclaren on the Isle of Wight in August last year.
Minneapolis Mayor Warns Mayors: 'Your City is Next'
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey addresses US mayors, warning that Trump's ICE deployments threaten democracy and urging leaders to speak out against federal overreach.
Reform UK Chair Quits Over Illegal Unsafe Rentals
Edward Harris, chair of Warwickshire county council, resigns after being exposed as a rogue landlord illegally renting out unsafe HMO properties with serious safety failures.
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