Davos Braces for Trump's 'Dinosaur Diplomacy'
As Donald Trump prepares to speak at the World Economic Forum, European leaders warn of a shift towards autocracy and a rules-free global order, while protesters rally in Zurich.
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North-West Labour MPs Threaten Rebellion Over Funding
Labour MPs from northern constituencies warn they may vote against the local government funding settlement, arguing it unfairly penalises towns with low incomes rather than high housing costs.
Payphones Link San Francisco and Texas Across Party Lines
A neuroscience project installs payphones in San Francisco and Abilene, Texas, enabling conversations between Democrats and Republicans to foster understanding.
Greenland Crisis Ends Transatlantic Order, Says Expert
Christopher S Chivvis argues Trump's coercive tariffs for Greenland mark a profound rupture in US-Europe relations, urging EU to accelerate defence integration.
Hate Speech Laws Pass Senate After Bondi Terror Attack
Labor's hate speech legislation has been approved by the Senate following a special sitting. The laws aim to ban hate groups and establish a national gun buyback scheme in response to the Bondi terror attack.
Teen to Plead Guilty in 2022 North Carolina Mass Shooting
Austin Thompson, 18, plans to plead guilty to all charges for the 2022 Raleigh shooting that left five dead, including his brother, avoiding a trial next month.
Starmer's Trump Strategy Under Fire as Polls Show Disapproval
Keir Starmer's 'keep calm' approach to Donald Trump faces growing public scepticism as polls reveal mounting disapproval. The prime minister's pragmatic diplomacy strategy is tested by Trump's unpredictable actions.
Australia Passes Historic Hate Crime and Gun Control Laws
The Australian Senate has approved new laws banning hate groups and establishing a national gun buyback scheme, following the Bondi beach massacre.
Vance Expecting Fourth Child, Makes History
JD and Usha Vance announce they are expecting their fourth child, a boy, this summer. Usha Vance becomes the first vice-presidential spouse to be pregnant while her husband serves in office.
Trump's Rambling Press Conference Alarms World
Donald Trump's erratic press conference in Washington, filled with wild tangents and controversial claims, has heightened international concerns about his leadership and NATO's future.
Trump's Greenland Push Risks NATO Stability
Donald Trump's press conference reveals his willingness to jeopardise NATO over Greenland acquisition, sparking global condemnation and market turmoil.
California GOP Asks Court to Block Redistricting Maps
California Republican party files emergency request with state supreme court to halt redistricting measure approved by voters, claiming unconstitutional racial gerrymandering.
NZ PM Luxon Sets 2026 Election Date
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announces the 2026 general election will be held on 7 November, with cost of living and economic issues set to dominate the campaign.
Trump's Rambling Address & Greenland Ambitions Dominate
Donald Trump delivered a two-hour rambling address on his inauguration anniversary, discussed acquiring Greenland, and faced political subpoenas and funding disputes in a busy day.
Carney: Old World Order 'Not Coming Back' Amid Trump Showdown
Canadian PM Mark Carney tells Davos the US-led global system faces a rupture, as Trump's Greenland ambitions threaten to tear NATO apart.
Nationals Frontbenchers Resign Over Hate Speech Bill Vote
Three Nationals frontbenchers have resigned after voting against Labor's hate speech bill, breaching shadow cabinet solidarity. Opposition leader Sussan Ley accepted their resignations, emphasising the importance of Coalition unity.
Trump's Goal: Destroying Old US Alliances in Europe
Analysis of how Donald Trump's second presidency threatens to dismantle transatlantic partnerships, with European leaders struggling to respond to his authoritarian instincts and disregard for historical lessons.
Greens: New Hate Laws May Target Israel Critics
Australian Greens warn that newly passed hate speech legislation could criminalise legitimate criticism of Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu, sparking free speech concerns.
Hate Speech Laws Pass Amid Coalition Rifts
Australia's parliament passes controversial hate speech legislation, sparking resignations and debate over antisemitism and public safety measures.
UK Must Deploy 'Trade Bazooka' Against Trump, Says Davey
Ed Davey calls for Britain to abandon appeasement and join EU allies in targeted trade measures to counter Donald Trump's threats, criticising Keir Starmer's diplomatic approach.
Supreme Court Hears Trump's Bid to Fire Fed Governor Cook
The US Supreme Court will consider Donald Trump's attempt to remove Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, testing presidential powers amid allegations of mortgage fraud.
Farage Apologises for 17 MPs' Code Breaches
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage apologises for 17 breaches of MPs' conduct code after failing to declare £380,000 income, blaming administrative errors and computer illiteracy.
US Treasury Chief Dismisses Denmark as 'Irrelevant'
Scott Bessent dismisses Danish investment threats amid Greenland row, clashes with Macron and Newsom at World Economic Forum as Trump's arrival looms.
Trump Heads to Davos After Midnight Aircraft Switch
President Trump has departed for the World Economic Forum in Davos following a late-night aircraft transition, with White House pool reports detailing the hurried preparations.
Miliband Backs Starmer's Approach to Trump Greenland Crisis
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband argues that Britain would be worse off if Keir Starmer had matched Donald Trump's aggressive rhetoric over Greenland annexation threats and tariff warnings.
Nationals Frontbench Quits in Coalition Crisis Over Hate Speech Laws
The Australian Coalition faces turmoil as the entire Nationals frontbench resigns following a split over Labor's hate speech legislation, with Sussan Ley urging David Littleproud not to abandon their political alliance.
US tourist chases and catches phone thief in London
An American tourist in London had her phone snatched but quickly recovered it after a dramatic chase. The thief didn't realise his victim was a trained track athlete. Read the full story.
Ex-paramilitary leader gets 40-year sentence for crimes
A Colombian court has sentenced former AUC commander Salvatore Mancuso to 40 years for crimes against Indigenous groups. His term could be reduced for cooperation.
Teen arrested after stabbing in North West London
A 27-year-old man was stabbed on Harlesden High Street in Brent. Police arrested a 19-year-old suspect. Witnesses are urged to come forward.
Man jailed for chasing police officer with chainsaw
Liridon Kastrati shouted at a High Court judge after being sentenced for attempting to murder a PC in Paisley. Read the shocking details of the horror-film style attack.
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