UK Firms Linked to Colombian Mercenaries in Sudan
An investigation reveals UK-registered companies recruited Colombian fighters for Sudan's RSF, prompting US sanctions. Explore the complex global security web.
Category : Politics
Lib Dems Call for US to be in Foreign Interference Inquiry
The Liberal Democrats urge the UK government to include Donald Trump's US in a foreign interference inquiry, citing a national security strategy that advocates 'cultivating resistance' in Europe. Read the full story.
Don Jr's Gibraltar Trip Raises Questions on Trump Family Wealth
Donald Trump Jr's secretive meeting in Gibraltar fuels concerns over the Trump family's global business dealings while in power. Explore the conflicts and the cash.
Ageing UK population to hit young hardest, Lords warn
A House of Lords committee warns that young people will bear the brunt of the UK's ageing population crisis, facing higher taxes and reduced services unless government acts now.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK Reshapes 2025 Politics
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party has staged a dramatic political comeback in 2025, challenging the established order and reshaping the British political landscape. Discover the strategy and impact.
Trump Suspends US Green Card Lottery Visa Programme
President Trump suspends the US Green Card Lottery, ending the DV-1 visa programme for 2025. Explore the immediate impact and global reaction to this major immigration policy shift.
US anti-drug strikes death toll exceeds 100
US military kills five alleged traffickers in Pacific, raising total fatalities to 104. The controversial campaign's legality and expansion face scrutiny in Congress.
NSW Premier Links Gaza Rallies to Bondi Terror Attack
NSW Premier Chris Minns proposes unprecedented anti-protest laws, linking pro-Palestinian rallies to the Bondi terror attack. Civil liberties groups and Jewish activists condemn the move.
Bondi hero receives $2.5m cheque in hospital
Ahmed Al-Ahmed, hailed a hero after the Bondi Junction attack, is presented with a $2.5 million cheque while recovering in hospital. Read the full story of his bravery and reward.
How Europe Can Regain Middle East Influence After Gaza
Europe's stance on Gaza has shattered its credibility. Analyst Nathalie Tocci argues the path to regaining a constructive role lies not in grand diplomacy, but in focusing on stabilising fragile neighbours: Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq.
The Real Scandi Noir: Denmark's Self-Image Shattered
A gripping podcast reveals how a filmmaker and a corrupt lawyer exposed deep-seated corruption in Denmark, challenging the nation's cherished myth of integrity. Listen to the full investigation.
Trump White House Faces 'Systemic Corruption' Claims
A new Guardian podcast investigates mounting evidence of corruption within the Trump White House. Listen to the full analysis and decide: is it time to call it what it is?
Trump's Fury Ahead of Epstein Files Release
As the full Epstein files near release, a frustrated Donald Trump campaigns amid low polls. The UK appoints a new ambassador to the US. Full details and analysis here.
Funerals held for couple killed fighting Bondi shooter
Boris and Sofia Gurman, killed trying to stop the Bondi terrorist, are farewelled in Sydney. Rabbi says a 'place in heaven' is reserved for the heroic couple. Read their story.
Honduras Election: A Win for Taiwan in Latin America
Honduras's election sees both candidates pledging to restore ties with Taiwan, halting China's diplomatic advance in Latin America amid US pressure and unmet Beijing promises. Explore the regional shift.
Hungary agrees to EU Ukraine loan, won't contribute
Hungary's Viktor Orbán has agreed not to block a major EU loan for Ukraine, securing a deal after intense talks. The move comes as Russia faces new sanctions and cyber-attack accusations. Read the latest developments.
Surfers Hold Bondi Paddle-Out Tribute for Attack Victims
Hundreds of surfers formed a solemn circle in the ocean off Bondi Beach in a moving 'paddle-out' tribute to honour the victims of the recent Sydney terror attack. Witness the powerful act of remembrance.
Bangladesh Opposition Leader Killed in Political Violence
Bangladeshi opposition figure Sharif Osman Hadi has been killed, sparking widespread protests and political violence. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.
EU leaders agree €90bn loan for Ukraine without Russian assets
EU leaders have agreed a €90bn interest-free loan for Ukraine, secured against EU borrowing. The deal avoids using frozen Russian central bank assets for now. Read the full details.
Bondi Shooting Shock Turns to Anger and Division
The initial horror of the Bondi Junction attack is fading, replaced by a dangerous wave of anger and political division. Explore the community's raw response and the urgent need for unity.
Bondi Attack Victims Boris & Sofia Gurman Buried
Boris and Sofia Gurman, the couple killed in the Bondi Junction terror attack, have been farewelled in a joint funeral. Their story of love and sacrifice has united a community in grief. Read their moving tribute.
New Epstein photos released ahead of DOJ deadline
Democrats release 68 images from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, including disturbing messages and high-profile associates, hours before a legal deadline for the full file disclosure. Read the latest.
Major Gun Buyback After Bondi Terror Attack
PM Anthony Albanese announces a national firearms buyback, splitting costs with states, following the Bondi beach terror attack. New laws and a register are accelerated.
Trump Administration Announces Major Immigration and Trade Moves
The Trump administration has detailed a series of new executive actions on immigration and trade, sparking immediate debate. Explore the key policy changes and their potential impact.
Dr Christian Turner appointed UK Ambassador to US
Following Lord Mandelson's sacking over Epstein links, career diplomat Dr Christian Turner is named the new UK Ambassador to the United States. Read the full analysis.
China's rural protests surge as migrant workers return home
A 70% surge in rural protests across China reveals a crisis of returning migrant workers and local government debt, sparking clashes over land and livelihoods. Explore the deepening social fissures.
Trump signs $901bn US defence bill with Ukraine aid
President Trump quietly signs the 2026 NDAA, authorising a record $901bn in military spending and $800m for Ukraine. The bill curtails his power to reduce US forces in Europe.
Local elections could be delayed again in 2025
Plans to reorganise local councils in England could push the next local elections back to 2026. Read the latest on the government's devolution agenda and its impact on voters.
Premier's Husband Loses Licence for Drink Driving
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan expresses shock as husband Yorick Piper is fined and loses his licence for three months after a morning drink-driving incident in Bendigo. Read the full story.
£80k of suspected stolen tools seized at car boot sale
Metropolitan Police recover 400 items and make four arrests at Hounslow Heath car boot sale in crackdown on tool theft. Read the latest on the operation.
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