Trump rejects Saudi request for strikes on Houthis – Report
Putin says European troop deployment in Ukraine would be ‘war against Russia’
US lawmakers set for explosive vote on Epstein files
‘Parasocial’ crowned Cambridge Dictionary word of 2025
US flights to return to normal after restrictions lifted
In reversal, Trump supports House vote to release Epstein files
Zelensky renews calls for more air defence after deadly strike on Kyiv
Trump’s Africa envoy says Sudan ‘world’s biggest humanitarian crisis’
Israel says Gazans who landed in S. Africa unexpectedly had third-country approval
Trump calls Thailand, Cambodia after new clashes
Trump says will sue BBC for up to $5 bn over video edit
Trump claims Democrats are pushing an ‘Epstein hoax’
South Korea says to ‘move forward’ on nuclear subs with US
Doctors in England launch strike over pay and jobs
Benin’s govt on course to retain power in April election
Ukraine capital under ‘massive’ attack – Kyiv mayor
Ghana scraps Covid levy, cuts VAT in bid to boost growth
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SubscribeTrump to ramp up US travel to push economic message
The billionaire president has faced pressure from the right wing of his party, including firebrand ally Marjorie Taylor Greene, to spend more time on the “home front” instead of foreign trips and peace negotiations.
Macron pledges to do ‘everything’ to prevent more Paris attacks
“Everything will be done to prevent any new attack and to ruthlessly punish those who would dare to attempt it,” he said.
US judge orders hundreds of arrested migrants released on bond
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the release on bond of hundreds of undocumented migrants arrested in Chicago in the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.
Pope Leo reveals four favourite films
Pope Leo XIV has revealed his four favourite films ahead of a special audience with Hollywood celebrities and Oscar-winning directors at the Vatican.
Trump claims ‘obligation’ to sue BBC over speech edit
“I guess I have to, why not?” said the president in his first public comments on the potential for legal action.
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