Britain
Trump warns Britain on China business ventures, as Starmer calls for closer relationship
In three-hour talks with President Xi Jinping on Thursday, the British leader called for a "more sophisticated relationship" with improved market access, lower tariffs and investment deals.
‘Invasion Day’ rallies mark Australia Day as anti-immigration protests also held
Britain to launch national police service, dubbed ‘British FBI’
Starmer, Prince Harry condemn Trump's 'little off the front lines' NATO comments
BBC's battle with Trump puts its global credibility at risk
The White House has called the BBC "100% fake news" and a "propaganda machine," terms that countries like Russia usually level at the 103-year-old broadcaster.
UK police used false claims to ban Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from soccer match - report
Dutch police challenge the claims used by the British West Midlands police force to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from its Soccer match against Aston Villa.
Why the BBC’s firing of top executives was uninspiring - opinion
Should biased Israel coverage have Trumped president in BBC heads’ downfall?
Rubio says the Ukraine peace proposal was authored by US
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington authored the 28-point Ukraine peace proposal, as senators disputed the claim and US, Ukrainian, and European officials opened talks in Geneva.
ISIS harnesses artificial intelligence to lure British teens, sparking MI5 and MI6 vigilance
British security officials told the Telegraph, that jihadist propagandists now used AI systems to translate Arabic material, including editorials from the weekly ISIS newspaper Al-Naba.
Reporter's Notebook: 'Post' embeds with foreign armies visiting the IDF
What do other countries think about Israeli tactics and security challenges?
Imran Khan’s party threatens legal action over Economist story on Bushra Bibi
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf accuses The Economist of publishing a defamatory, politically motivated portrayal of Bibi’s role in national affairs.
Six UK pro-Palestinian activists go on trial over attack on Elbit factory
The defendants carried out a meticulously planned assault on the Elbit Systems UK facility in Bristol, southwest England, in August last year, according to the prosecutors.
US, European aid cuts could result in 22.6 million deaths worldwide by 2030, study finds
The not-yet-peer-reviewed study suggested that aid cuts to developing countries threaten to reverse three decades of unprecedented gains in health, education, and poverty reduction.
BBC apologizes to Trump over speech edit but rejects defamation claim
Lawyers for the US president threatened on Sunday to sue the BBC for damages of up to $1 billion unless it withdrew the "Panorama" news program, which doctored a trump speech on January 6, 2021.
