Trump's Board of Peace: A New Global Force
Analysis of Trump's Board of Peace initiative, its expanding ambitions beyond Gaza, and potential to challenge established international institutions like the UN.
Category : Politics
Russia Joins US-Ukraine Peace Talks for First Time
The Kremlin confirms Russia will participate in inaugural trilateral peace negotiations with the US and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, following separate meetings between Putin and Trump's envoys in Moscow, and Zelenskyy and Trump in Davos.
US, Ukraine, Russia Hold First Trilateral War Talks
Delegations from the United States, Ukraine and Russia are heading to Abu Dhabi for their first three-way meeting since Russia's invasion began in 2022, following late-night Kremlin discussions.
Tory Defections to Reform UK: Political Shift
As Reform UK surges in polls, Conservative defections raise questions about party identity and electoral strategy, with implications for both Reform and the Tories.
Trump's 'Board of Peace' Launched in Davos
Donald Trump hosts a signing ceremony for his new 'board of peace' at Davos, claiming global improvement while sparking concerns it could replace the UN.
Harman: Social Media Ban for Under-16s is 'Shambles'
Labour peer Harriet Harman criticises government plans to ban under-16s from social media as unworkable, warning of a 'cliff edge' for teenagers and calling for proper parliamentary scrutiny.
Trump Withdraws Canada's Invitation to Peace Board
Donald Trump has withdrawn Canada's invitation to join his global 'board of peace' initiative following public disagreements with Prime Minister Mark Carney at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Social Media Ban for Under-16s: Impact on Teens
A House of Lords vote sparks debate on banning social media for under-16s. Podcast hosts explore effects on youth and global political shifts.
Zelenskyy Slams Europe's Inaction as 'Groundhog Day'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivers scathing critique of European allies' failure to act decisively against Russia and influence global powers at Davos forum.
Police Forces Slashed in Sweeping UK Reforms
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces plans to cut UK police constabularies from 43 in largest policing overhaul for decades, sparking Conservative warnings about crime fighting.
Burnham's MP Bid Blocked by Labour Rule Change
Andy Burnham's potential return to Parliament as MP for Gorton and Denton is complicated by a new Labour rule requiring mayoral approval, with Starmer allies reportedly opposing his candidacy.
Spender on Fear and Rushed Laws After Bondi Attack
Independent MP Allegra Spender discusses rushed gun and hate speech reforms, Coalition splits, and migrant targeting fears following the Bondi terror attack.
Man Acquitted in Snapchat Border Patrol Murder Plot
Juan Espinoza Martinez found not guilty of offering $10,000 bounty for killing of CBP chief Gregory Bovino in Chicago trial that lasted three days.
Trump Under Fire for NATO Afghanistan Comments
Donald Trump faces backlash for alleging NATO allies avoided frontline duties in Afghanistan, with UK politicians and veterans condemning his remarks as offensive and inaccurate.
House Rejects Resolution on Trump Venezuela Troops
The US House narrowly rejected a resolution to prevent Donald Trump from sending troops to Venezuela, highlighting Speaker Mike Johnson's fragile majority and Republican divisions.
Police Forces Slashed in Largest Reform for Decades
The UK government plans to significantly reduce the number of police constabularies from 43 in the biggest policing reform in decades, with critics warning it could undermine crime fighting efforts.
Trump's Greenland Ambitions: Security or Resources?
Donald Trump's persistent push to acquire Greenland, citing national security, faces scrutiny as experts suggest underlying motives involve Arctic resources and strategic control.
Zelenskyy Slams Europe Before UAE Peace Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivers scathing Davos speech targeting European defence failures as trilateral Ukraine-US-Russia meeting approaches.
Littleproud Blames Ley for Coalition Split Crisis
Nationals leader David Littleproud continues to blame Sussan Ley for the Coalition fracture while the Liberal leader insists she will survive mounting leadership speculation.
Trump's Board of Peace: UN Challenger or Friends Club?
Analysis of Trump's Board of Peace as it expands beyond Gaza to challenge global diplomacy, with insights from Davos and reactions from Israel and Europe.
Antwerp Knife Attack: Six Injured at Kurdish Protest
Six people were injured, two critically, in a knife attack at a Kurdish demonstration in Antwerp's Opera Square. Police have apprehended two suspects and are investigating the incident as attempted murder, not terrorism.
Labor's Hate Speech Laws: Concerns Over Protest Rights
Analysis of Australia's new hate speech legislation and its potential impact on protest groups, with government figures offering unclear guidance on enforcement.
Carney Defends Canadian Sovereignty After Trump's Davos Jibes
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a national address in Quebec City asserting Canada's independence and values, directly responding to Donald Trump's comments at Davos about Canadian reliance on the US.
Democrats Condemn ICE Over Child Detention in Minnesota
Democratic lawmakers are condemning ICE after agents detained a five-year-old Minnesota boy with his father, transporting them to Texas in a controversial operation.
Zelenskyy: Europe Stuck in 'Groundhog Day' Without US
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has delivered a scathing critique of European nations, comparing their inaction to the film Groundhog Day and warning they cannot function without American leadership.
Barron Trump Call Answered During Rape Allegation
A London court hears how Barron Trump's video call was answered during an alleged assault, prompting the US president's son to alert British police from across the Atlantic.
Fundraiser for Boy Taken by ICE Tops $110,000
A fundraiser for the family of five-year-old Liam Ramos, who was taken by ICE agents in Minneapolis with his father, has raised over $110,000 for legal costs to secure their release from detention in Texas.
White House Posts Altered Image of Arrested Protester
Guardian analysis reveals White House digitally altered image of Nekima Levy Armstrong to show her crying, with skin tone darkened, following arrest at ICE protest.
Cat Reunited After Alleged Amazon Driver Snatch
A West Yorkshire family's cat, Nora, has been safely returned home after being allegedly taken by an Amazon delivery driver, with the incident captured on doorbell camera footage.
Labour's 'Stop Andy Burnham' Campaign Blocks Parliamentary Return
Keir Starmer's allies launch a campaign to prevent Andy Burnham from returning to parliament via a Manchester byelection, fearing a leadership challenge and financial costs.
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