Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha says it is up to India's players to decide if they will shake hands with his team before and after Sunday's much-anticipated T20 World Cup clash
Organizers say Cuba’s annual cigar fair, which was set to be held the last week of February, has been postponed
It is no coincidence that the UK and its allies chose a security conference in Munich to accuse the Kremlin of killing Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny with dart frog poison.
Around 200,000 people demonstrated against the Iranian regime on the sidelines of a gathering of world leaders on Saturday.
Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, the former chairman of Dubai port giant DP World, met with the royal at Buckingham Palace in March 2016.
Depending on how long the shutdown lasts, some federal workers could begin to miss paychecks
Huda Ammori calls for proscription to be lifted after high court finds it to be very serious interference with protest rightsThe co-founder of Palestine Action has said the ban on the group “massively backfired” and called for its proscription to be suspended after .Three senior judges ruled on Friday that the ban was disproportionate and constituted very serious interference with the rights to protest and free speech.
The Democratic-leaning midwestern state where federal agents killed two citizens is in many ways anathema to the administrationSince the federal immigration surge began late last year, Minnesotans have offered varying theories for why their state was targeted by the Trump administration.It’s a midwestern state that hasn’t voted for a Republican presidential candidate since 1972, including the three times it voted against Donald Trump.
Noem abruptly ended a presser on Friday after she was questioned about the closure of El Paso airspace on Tuesday due to a party balloon possibly being mistaken for a Mexican cartel drone.
With backers including Climate 200, Michelle Milthorpe is confident she can win Sussan Ley’s south-western NSW seatGet our , or Some are tucked away in sheds, gathering dust. Others were never taken down, but have been crowded out by undergrowth in the nine months since the federal election.But across the electorate of Farrer, in south-western NSW, they’re about to return to roost: the orange emu corflutes used to support independent candidate Michelle Milthorpe.
The Spice Girl was a guest on the iconic series back in 1999, and the episode featured the toe-curling moment Chris asked her to weigh herself live on air.
Like all new parents, Arthur Zey and Chase Popp think their son Dax is the most perfect baby in the world. But they don't attribute their son's temperament to their paternal instincts alone.
Ukraine's president has stated that Vladimir Putin 'doesn't have too much time left'.
Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized 'unconditional' U.S. aid to Israel, linking it to civilian deaths in Gaza, and called for enforcing the Leahy Laws, which prohibit aid to foreign units committing gross human rights violations
While subjecting prisoners to torture is nothing new in Russia, the war in Ukraine has seen Moscow ramp up its techniques, which include electrocution, waterboarding, and the sinister 'elephant mask'.
A month after Iran launched a crackdown on nationwide protests, widespread arrests are roiling the country
His shameful stewardship of a once great title highlights how much we lose when private interest eclipses the public goodNot long after being made Time magazine’s in 1999, Jeff Bezos : “They were not choosing me as much as they were choosing the internet, and me as a symbol.” A quarter of an increasingly dark century later, the Amazon founder is now a symbol of something else: how the ultra-rich can kill the news.Job cuts in an industry that has struggled financially since the internet came into existence and killed its business model is hardly new, but of hundreds of journalists at the Bezos-owned Washington Post marks a new low. The redundancies that were announced to staff on a video call, the axing of half its foreign bureau (including the war reporter in Ukraine) – not since have layoffs been handled so badly. Former Post stalwart that affected nearly half of the 790-strong workforce as “the biggest one-day wipeout of journalists in a generation”.
Staffers believe network has decided to retain Attia, who issued apology after inappropriate Epstein emails, as on-air analystTwo weeks after a trove of files revealed extensive – and inappropriate – communications between Jeffrey Epstein and a recently named CBS News contributor, the longevity expert Peter Attia, the network appears to have settled on keeping him.“Everyone internally unofficially concluded he was staying as of about a week ago,” one CBS News staffer told the Guardian.
Peter Mandelson accepted luxury flights aboard a Gulfstream jet controlled by one of the Kremlin strongman's favourite tycoons - aluminium billionaire Oleg Deripaska.
The United Kingdom and allies have uncovered the “brutal and barbaric circumstances” surrounding the death of Alexei Navalny in a Russian prison. The opposition leader died on February 16, 2024, at age 47, in a Russian penal colony in Siberia. His death, which coincided with the 2024 Munich Security Conference, sparked outrage. The UK said […]
Grieving relatives of a man killed during Iran's violent protester crackdown joined thousands of marchers in London supporting the overthrow of the state - as the Shah's exiled son said it was 'time' for change.
A woman who was abused in a council-run children's home has told how she was also a victim of grooming gangs while living in care.
Many people bought the devices thinking they would do little more than protect their delivery packagesWhat happens to the data that smart home cameras collect? Can law enforcement access this information – even when users aren’t aware officers may be viewing their footage? Two recent events have put these concerns in the spotlight.A by the doorbell-camera company Ring and the FBI’s pursuit of the of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, have resurfaced longstanding concerns about surveillance against a backdrop of the Trump administration’s immigration . The fear is that home cameras’ video feeds could become yet another part of the government’s mass .
A documentary about Mississippi examines competing forces: the nostalgic celebration of the old south and the refusal to sanitize the brutal history of enslavement“Natchez swallowed a master narrative about the old south.”In Suzannah Herbert’s documentary Natchez, the opening remark from National Park Service ranger Barney Schoby functions as both diagnosis and thesis. The film that follows does not evade the Mississippi town’s contradictions. Instead, it actively adjudicates them, staging white people’s curated nostalgia against Black people’s historical knowledge, lived experience and institutional fact.
A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.
The Catholic Bishop of Nsukka Diocese, Godfrey Onah, has stated that Nigeria is gradually sliding into a one-party state. This is even as he accused the current administration of using financial inducements to weaken opposition parties. Bishop Onah made the remarks on Friday while officiating the burial mass of late Senator Okey Ezeah in Igbo […]
Two golfers in Washington, D.C., have sued the federal government to try to prevent the Trump administration from overhauling a more than 100-year-old public golf course
This stretch of Nigeria's Middle Belt - the faultline where the largely Muslim north meets the predominantly Christian south - has convulsed in recurring waves of bloodshed.
The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control granted general licenses to BP, Chevron, Eni, Repsol and Shell "authorising transactions related to oil or gas sector operations in Venezuela," with certain conditions
Negotiators disbanded on Friday without a plan for the basin supplying water to 40m people, thrusting the region into uncertaintyThe future of the American west hung in the balance after seven states remained at a stalemate over who should bear the brunt of the enormous water cuts needed to pull the imperiled Colorado River back from the brink.Negotiators, who have spent years trying to iron out thorny disagreements, ended their talks on Friday without a deal – one day before a critical deadline to form a plan that had been set for Saturday.
As calls for the former prince to cooperate with investigation become deafening, this may be the reckoning Andrew cannot escapeGordon Brown is a man who gets into the detail.In office, and since then, he has applied his forensic mind to the matters that concern him. Lately, he has been focused on the Epstein files.
Wall Street Journal says Claude used in operation via Anthropic’s partnership with Palantir TechnologiesClaude, the AI model developed by Anthropic, was used by the US military during its operation to kidnap Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela, the Wall Street Journal on Saturday, a high-profile example of how the US defence department is using artificial intelligence in its operations.The US raid on Venezuela involved bombing across the capital, Caracas, and the killing of 83 people, according to Venezuela’s defence ministry. Anthropic’s terms of use prohibit the use of Claude for violent ends, for the development of weapons or for conducting surveillance.
Doctors Without Borders said it has suspended some operations at the largest functioning facility in Gaza after patients and its staff said they witnessed armed, masked men in parts of the hospital
The most recent tranche of documents has raised serious questions about how much the two Princesses knew about their parents' dealings with the paedophile financier.
Former Philippine justice secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II also among eight current, past officials named in complaint.
Prosecutors say plot to kill Sikh leader in US linked to Indian government employee, an allegation New Delhi denies.
Scattered through the three and a half million files released by the Department of Justice are the accounts of Jeffrey Epstein's victims themselves: their words, their voices.
Mette Frederiksen tells Munich Security Conference that Denmark is willing to work with the US, but ‘there are, of course, things that you cannot compromise on’Rubio insists that the US “do not seek to separate, but to revitalise an old friendship.”He says “we do not want allies to rationalise the broken status quo rather than reckon with what is necessary to fix it.”“We do not want our allies to be weak, because that makes us weaker. We want allies who can defend themselves, so that no adversary will ever be tempted to test our collective strength. This is why we do not want our allies to be shackled by guilt and shame.
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese faces calls to step down by France and Germany despite debunked remarks.
'Illiberal' PM, endorsed by ally Trump this week, to receive US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday.
Concern grows over Narges Mohammadi’s health, family says, after reports of ‘life-threatening mistreatment’Iranian authorities have without prior warning transferred Nobel peace prize laureate Narges Mohammadi to a prison in the north of the country as concern grows over her health, her family said on Saturday.Mohammadi, who won the peace prize in 2023 in recognition for more than two decades of campaigning, was arrested on 12 December in the eastern city of Mashhad after speaking out against Iran’s clerical authorities at a funeral ceremony.
Grieving relatives of patients who died at a scandal-hit super hospital have joined forces for the first time to issue an unprecedented warning to John Swinney that the £1bn site is still not safe.
A copper mining proposal is at the center of a high-stakes legal and political battle, with billions of dollars in potential metals and national security implications on the line.
It comes as police held discussions with the Crown Prosecution Service over allegations that Andrew shared confidential reports from his role as the UK’s trade envoy with the late paedophile
An activist, Steven Kefas, has recounted his alleged abduction and unlawful arrest under El-Rufai, former governor of Kaduna State, in 2019. Kefas, in a statement on his X account on Saturday, narrated how he was allegedly tracked, abducted, and unlawfully detained by plainclothes police officers he claims were sent by El‑Rufai. He alleged that El-Rufai’s […]
Luis Muñoz Pinto, 27, who was sent to notoriously brutal prison in El Salvador, would like to clear his name after US judge’s rulingA US federal judge’s order that some of the Venezuelan men sent by the Trump administration to a notorious prison in El Salvador must be allowed to return to the United States to fight their cases has been greeted with hope and a sense of vindication – but also fear – by one of the deportees. US district judge James Boasberg on Thursday in Washington DC that the Trump administration should facilitate the return of deportees who are currently in countries outside , saying they must be given the opportunity to seek the due process they were denied after being illegally last March.Boasberg added that the US government should cover the travel costs of those who wish to come to the US to argue their cases.
Police announced that the victim has not yet been identified and that a criminal investigation into the circumstances of the shooting is underway, including a search for suspects
Senators said repeal was ‘particularly troubling’ and was counter to EPA’s mandate to protect human healthMore than three dozen Democratic senators have begun an independent inquiry into the (EPA) following a huge change in how the agency measures the health benefits of reducing air pollution that is widely seen as a major setback to US efforts to combat the .In a regulatory impact analysis, the EPA said it would stop assigning a monetary value to the health benefits associated with regulations on fine particulate matter and ozone. The agency argued that the estimates contain too much uncertainty.
Olympic skier Eileen Gu has banked a staggering $23 million over the past year, yet a look at her books reveals a mystery that has left the sports world scratching its head.
Derek Klazinga made the series of disastrous blunders while working for the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board in North Wales between 2002 and 2016.