El Salvador Journalists in Exile After Exposing President
Two journalists from El Faro English fled El Salvador after publishing explosive interviews linking President Nayib Bukele to gang leaders, fearing arrest and indefinite exile.
Category : Politics
Europe's Turning Point: EU Elites and The Leopard
As Europe faces geopolitical decline, the Netflix adaptation of The Leopard offers insights. EU leaders must choose between managed decline and proactive change to preserve democracy and sovereignty.
Labour Civil War Fears as Starmer Blocks Burnham
UK newspapers react with headlines warning of internal strife after Labour's NEC blocked Andy Burnham from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election.
Tehran Mural Warns US Against Military Action
Iranian authorities unveil a massive billboard in Tehran's Enghelab Square with a direct threat to the United States, depicting a damaged aircraft carrier as US warships head to the region.
Germany's Military Rebuild: Public Opinion Shifts
Germany is undergoing a major military expansion, with changing public attitudes towards soldiers and geopolitical pressures driving the defence programme forward.
America's Democracy at Risk: The Urgent Threat
Francine Prose warns that America faces an imminent authoritarian takeover, with federal violence in Minneapolis highlighting a national crisis demanding our full attention.
Obama and Clinton Condemn Minneapolis Shooting
Former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton have spoken out against the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, calling it a 'wake-up call' for American values.
Minns Flags Further Sydney Protest Crackdown
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has indicated plans for tougher protest laws in central Sydney, including potential bans on specific chants and stricter approval processes.
China's Top General Zhang Youxia Under Investigation
China's defence ministry confirms investigation into General Zhang Youxia, Xi Jinping's closest military ally, for alleged violations amid ongoing military purge.
Zelenskyy: US Security Pact Ready for Signing
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy announces a US security agreement is fully prepared for signature, awaiting date confirmation. Talks in Abu Dhabi show progress.
Walz Urges Trump to Remove Agents After Minnesota Shooting
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz appeals to President Trump to withdraw federal immigration agents following the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti.
NSW Police Hunt Triple Murder Suspect
Police in New South Wales are searching for Julian Ingram after three people were shot dead in Lake Cargelligo. The sole survivor describes the attacker laughing during the incident.
Police Face 15-Minute City Response Mandate
The UK government pledges new police reforms requiring 15-minute emergency responses in cities and 20 minutes in rural areas, with 999 calls answered in 10 seconds.
Israel's Gaza Hostage Search Delays Ceasefire Phase
Israel conducts a large-scale military operation to locate the last Gaza hostage, Ran Gvili, as pressure mounts to open the Rafah crossing and begin the ceasefire's second phase.
Police Face New Emergency Response Time Limits
Police forces in England and Wales will face strict new emergency response time limits, with officers required to reach crime scenes within 15-20 minutes under a major Home Office overhaul.
Teen Arrested for Murder After Body Found in Plymouth
A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a body was discovered in Millbay Marina, Plymouth. Police are investigating the death of 24-year-old Drew Perham.
Met Office Issues Flood Warnings for UK
The Met Office has issued yellow heavy rain warnings for Monday and Tuesday, with risks of flooding and transport disruption across Northern Ireland, Wales, and southern England.
ICE Boss Defends Killing of Nurse Alex Pretti
ICE commander Gregory Bovino has sparked controversy by defending the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, suggesting border patrol agents were the true victims in the incident.
NDIS Staff Told to Pretend as Public Servants
Outsourced NDIS call centre workers claim they are instructed to impersonate government employees and prioritise funding requests without proper training, raising concerns over service quality.
Labour Blocks Burnham's Byelection Bid Amid Tensions
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham's request to stand in the Gorton and Denton byelection has been refused by Labour's NEC, highlighting ongoing tensions with Keir Starmer's leadership.
Minneapolis Vigil for Alex Pretti After ICE Shooting
Minneapolis residents gather in sub-zero temperatures to mourn Alex Pretti, fatally shot by a US border patrol officer, as tensions escalate over federal immigration enforcement.
Iran Unveils Mural Threatening US with 'Reap the Whirlwind'
Iran has unveiled a giant mural in Tehran's Revolution Square featuring a damaged US aircraft carrier and a biblical threat warning America against military action.
Labour Blocks Burnham's MP Bid, Starmer Votes Against
Andy Burnham expresses disappointment as Labour's NEC votes 8-1 to block his return to Westminster, citing cost concerns and potential Reform threat in Manchester.
Teen Arrested for Murder After Woman Dies in Altercation
A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman in her 40s died following an altercation in North Shields. Another woman was arrested for assisting the offender.
Court Rejects DoJ Push on Minnesota Church Protest
A US appeals court has rejected the Justice Department's attempt to charge five more individuals, including journalist Don Lemon, over a Minnesota church protest, marking a legal setback for the Trump administration.
Javid Calls on Farage to Apologise for Racist Comments
Former Tory chancellor Sajid Javid urges Reform UK leader Nigel Farage to apologise for alleged racist bullying at school, citing Guardian investigation findings.
Five-Year-Old Detained by ICE in Minnesota Sparks Outrage
The detention of Liam Ramos, a five-year-old boy, by ICE in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, has ignited a firestorm of criticism and despair over US immigration policies.
US Navy Veteran Slams Trump's UK Troops Comments
A retired US Navy senior chief petty officer and other readers respond to Donald Trump's controversial comments about NATO troops in Afghanistan, defending UK forces and expressing solidarity.
EU Urged to Build 'Airbus of Payments' to Counter Trump Threat
French MEP Aurore Lalucq warns Europe must create its own payment system, inspired by India's UPI, to protect against potential US sanctions under Trump.
FBI Supervisor Resigns Over ICE Agent Shooting Probe
An FBI supervisor in Minneapolis resigned after trying to investigate an ICE agent who fatally shot Renee Good, amid protests and federal resistance to accountability.
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