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Snow Threatens Voter Turnout in Japan's Snap Election
Japan's snap general election, called by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, faces challenges from heavy snowfall and freezing weather, sparking fears of low voter turnout and logistical issues.
Ilhan Omar Sprayed with Liquid at Town Hall, Man Arrested
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unidentified liquid by a man with a syringe during a Minneapolis town hall. The suspect was tackled by security and arrested for assault.
Starmer's Pragmatic Approach to China and Labour Politics
Keir Starmer's visit to China highlights his doctrine of avoiding hard choices, applying the same pragmatic approach seen in domestic Labour politics to international diplomacy.
Islington Slashes Youth Crime by 80% with Early Intervention
Islington in North London has cut youth justice entries by 80% since 2016, thanks to a 'child first, offender second' approach and investment in youth hubs.
Nationals MP Boyce Challenges Leadership, Coalition Splits
Nationals MP Colin Boyce moves to spill party leadership, citing political suicide from Coalition split. Inflation rises to 3.8%, boosting rate hike expectations. Historic heatwave hits NSW and Queensland.
Starmer's Risky China Visit: US-China Balancing Act
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's first visit to China since 2018 raises questions about his geopolitical strategy, economic priorities, and the risks of navigating relations between the US and China.
Zimbabwe Landmine Clearance Stops as US Cuts Funding
US funding cuts have forced de-mining organisations in Zimbabwe to lay off staff, including many women, leaving deadly mines uncleared and families struggling financially.
Russia's Drone War on Odesa Intensifies
Russian drone and missile attacks escalate against Odesa, targeting civilian infrastructure and creating a humanitarian crisis in Ukraine's vital Black Sea port city.
Deprived Areas to Worsen by Next Election, Report Warns
A report commissioned by No 10 forecasts rising crime and unemployment in England's 613 most deprived neighbourhoods by the next election, despite government investment pledges.
Trump's Geopolitical Clickbait: Europe's Strategic Challenge
Donald Trump's provocative tactics, from Greenland threats to tariffs, aim to dominate attention and keep Europe in reactive mode. This analysis argues Europe must develop independent long-term strategies rather than chasing Trump's distractions.
China Warns Australia Over Port of Darwin Sale
Chinese ambassador Xiao Qian warns Canberra that forcing Chinese firm Landbridge to sell its Port of Darwin lease could damage trade and trigger Beijing's intervention.
Morrison's Imam Register Plan Sparks Muslim Backlash
Former Australian PM Scott Morrison faces condemnation from Islamic leaders after proposing a national register for imams and accreditation standards at a Jerusalem conference.
Syria's IS Prisoner Crisis After Kurdish Takeover
Syrian government forces have rapidly seized territory from Kurdish groups, including camps holding thousands of suspected Islamic State militants, raising urgent security questions.
Man Sprayed Liquid at Ilhan Omar, Tackled by Security
A man approached US Representative Ilhan Omar at a Minneapolis town hall, sprayed an unidentified liquid towards her, and shouted before security intervened. The incident follows the fatal ICE shooting of Alex Pretti, which has sparked protests.
Democrats Threaten Impeachment Over Homeland Security Secretary
Top House Democrats have issued an ultimatum to Donald Trump, demanding he fire Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem or face impeachment proceedings following fatal shootings in Minneapolis.
Russia-Ukraine War: Study Finds 2 Million Military Casualties
A new study reveals nearly 2 million military casualties in the Russia-Ukraine war, with Russian forces suffering 325,000 killed. The report comes amid fresh attacks and diplomatic tensions.
Albanese: Throw Book at Perth Bomb Suspect
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls for full prosecution after a homemade bomb was thrown at a Perth Invasion Day rally, with police investigating further charges.
Judge Reopens Marilyn Manson Sexual Assault Lawsuit
A Los Angeles judge has reinstated a sexual assault lawsuit against Marilyn Manson under a new California law allowing old cases to be heard, filed by his former assistant.
Albanese's Kindness Politics Tested as One Nation Surges
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's 'politics of kindness' faces crucial test as One Nation's record vote challenges traditional binary politics, offering opportunity for inclusive leadership.
Arizona Border Shooting: Escaped Convict in Hospital
A border patrol agent in Arizona shot an escaped convict who fired at a helicopter during a chase near the US-Mexico border, leaving the suspect in serious condition.
Boyce Challenges Littleproud for Nationals Leadership
Queensland MP Colin Boyce announces he will move a spill motion against Nationals leader David Littleproud, warning the party is headed for a 'political cliff'.
Man Charged Over Alleged Bomb Attack at Perth Invasion Day Rally
A 31-year-old Warwick man faces charges after allegedly throwing a homemade explosive device at a large Invasion Day rally in Perth's CBD, with police discovering bomb-making materials at his home.
Wealth Fund Boss Seeks Clarity in Public Finance
Oliver Holbourn, CEO of Rachel Reeves' National Wealth Fund, admits entrepreneurs need clearer guidance amid overlapping public finance institutions.
Doomsday Clock at 85 Seconds to Midnight
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has moved the symbolic Doomsday Clock to 85 seconds to midnight, citing escalating nuclear threats, climate crisis, and uncontrolled AI development as key risks pushing humanity closer to catastrophe.
Ex-Senator Guilty of Drugging MP with Sexual Intent
Joël Guerriau receives four-year prison sentence for spiking MP Sandrine Josso's drink with ecstasy in a high-profile case that has shocked French politics.
Minnesota ICE Raids Continue Amid DHS Shooting Report
A DHS report reveals two agents fired at Alex Pretti during fatal encounter, as videos show aggressive ICE tactics in Minnesota, sparking protests and school concerns.
Starmer's Diplomatic Tightrope with China at G20
Keir Starmer's first China visit as PM aims to bring stability to UK-China relations, but faces tests on human rights, Taiwan, espionage and economic ties amid complex geopolitical landscape.
Judge Blocks Virginia Democrats' Redistricting Plan
A Virginia circuit judge has ruled that Democratic lawmakers failed to follow legal procedures for a redistricting amendment, dealing a setback to their congressional seat ambitions ahead of November's elections.
Ex-Neo-Nazi Appeals Gun Licence Loss After 16 Firearms Seized
Joshua Ryan Hoath, 27, argues Queensland police infringed his political rights by revoking his licence after finding 16 firearms and neo-Nazi materials at his property.
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