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.
Category : Politics
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.
Nationals' Influence Weakens Liberal Urban Appeal
Analysis reveals how the Liberal Party's shift toward Nationals-lite policies has eroded its urban support base, with economic anxiety and housing affordability becoming critical electoral battlegrounds.
Starmer's China Trip: Pressure on Steel and Trade
Keir Starmer's diplomatic visit to China faces scrutiny over British Steel's future and limited trade prospects, as experts warn of marginal economic gains.
Starmer's China Visit: Security Guardrails and Economic Pragmatism
Prime Minister Keir Starmer visits Beijing, promising 'stability and clarity' in UK-China relations while maintaining national security guardrails amid criticism and geopolitical tensions.
Russian Drone Strike Kills Five on Ukrainian Train
A Russian drone attack on a passenger train in Ukraine's Kharkiv region has killed five people, with President Zelenskyy condemning it as terrorism.
Judge Blocks Deportation of Five-Year-Old Boy and Father
A US federal judge has issued an order preventing the immediate deportation of a five-year-old Minnesota boy and his father, whose arrest last week sparked international outrage.
Army Officer Dies in Live Firing Training Incident
Captain Philip Gilbert Muldowney, a 25-year-old fire support commander, died during training at Otterburn Training Area. The Ministry of Defence confirmed the incident and paid tribute to the 'rising star' officer.
Guardian Corrections: Warrington, Fremantle, Exeter, Rusholme
The Guardian has published corrections and clarifications regarding several errors in recent articles, including misidentifying Warrington as a city, misspelling Fremantle, and incorrectly stating Sajid Javid's university.
Army Captain Killed in Live-Fire Training Accident
A 25-year-old Royal Artillery officer was fatally shot during a tactical exercise at Otterburn Training Area. The Army has launched an investigation into the tragic incident.
Albanese in East Timor to Boost Bilateral Relations
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visits East Timor to address parliament and meet leaders, aiming to enhance Australia's relationship with its neighbour, as a severe heatwave sweeps across parts of Australia.
Trump's Gaza Plan Likely AI-Generated, Experts Say
Donald Trump's futuristic plan for Gaza, featuring skyscrapers and new cities, is likely AI-generated, according to tech experts who analysed the images.
Army Officer Shot Dead in Live-Fire Training Exercise
A 25-year-old Royal Artillery officer has died during tactical training at Otterburn Training Area. Colleagues describe him as 'endearingly joyful' and 'immensely enthusiastic'.
Pornhub Blocks New UK Users Over Age Checks
Pornhub stops new UK users from accessing its site, citing a 77% traffic drop since mandatory age checks under the Online Safety Act were enforced in 2025.
Biden Slams Minneapolis Shooting, Government Targeting
Former President Joe Biden issues a strong statement condemning the fatal shooting of an ICU nurse by federal agents in Minneapolis, criticising the Trump administration's actions.
US Aerial Drills in Middle East Amid Iran Tensions
The US announces multi-day military exercises in the Middle East, deploying an 'armada' led by the USS Abraham Lincoln amid escalating tensions with Iran.
Police Commissioner Defends Chief Constable Sacking Process
West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner Simon Foster explains legal constraints preventing immediate dismissal of Chief Constable Craig Guildford over Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban controversy.
One Nation Polling Surge Hits Record High
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party has surged to a record 22% primary vote in the Guardian Essential poll, as Coalition leadership faces crisis and Malcolm Turnbull offers insights.
Welsh Budget Passes with Labour-Plaid Deal
The Senedd has approved Wales's £27.5bn budget for 2026-2027 after Labour struck a deal with Plaid Cymru, providing real-terms funding increases across departments.
Texas Sues Delaware Nurse Over Abortion Pills
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files lawsuit against Debra Lynch of Her Safe Harbor, accusing her of mailing abortion pills across state lines in defiance of Texas abortion ban.
Cartoon Satirises Suella Braverman's Defection to Reform UK
A new cartoon by Ella Baron humorously depicts Suella Braverman's political defection to Reform UK, offering a sharp commentary on the shifting dynamics in British politics.
Mexico Cancels Cuba Oil Shipment as 'Sovereign' Move
President Claudia Sheinbaum confirms Mexico cancelled an oil shipment to Cuba, denying US pressure, amid Cuba's severe blackouts and US threats.
UK Poverty Crisis Deepens Under Tory Legacy
A new Joseph Rowntree Foundation report reveals deepening poverty in the UK, with millions struggling to survive due to welfare cuts and rising living costs.
Labour's Police Reform Plan Faces Accountability Questions
Shabana Mahmood's sweeping police reforms propose merging forces into larger units and creating a 'British FBI', but critics question data on effectiveness and local accountability risks.
Rayner Emerges as Labour Leadership Contender
With Andy Burnham's Westminster return blocked, attention shifts to Angela Rayner as a potential future Labour leader, despite ongoing HMRC investigation and internal party dynamics.
Reform UK's Byelection Campaign Faces Criticism in Manchester
Reform UK's byelection campaign in Gorton and Denton has been marked by boundary confusion, controversial candidate selection, and awkward public appearances.
Labour's Burnham Block Sparks Leadership Crisis
Labour's decision to block Andy Burnham's parliamentary return has ignited fierce debate about Keir Starmer's leadership, party values, and internal power struggles.
Democrats Demand Kristi Noem's Removal After ICE Incident
US Democrats escalate pressure to oust Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, with impeachment proceedings gaining support.
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