Clacton MP Nigel Farage apologizes for failing to declare nearly £400,000 in earnings. He calls it an administrative oversight and has updated the parliamentary register.
A recent diplomatic turn between Trump and Starmer eased tensions over Greenland and tariff threats, offering relief as both leaders balance principle with sustained US-UK partnership.
The Russian President, Vladimir Putin, has stated that Russia is not concerned about the question of ownership of Greenland. He has also commented on the potential value of the territory, saying that it could amount to around $1 billion in value.
Millions of Americans, from New Mexico to the Carolinas, are preparing for a potential catastrophic ice storm, which could result in widespread power outages and dangerous travel conditions. Approximately 100 million people have been issued various winter weather alerts as the storm is approaching, expected to start on Friday and continue through the weekend.
At the Davos summit, U.S. President Donald Trump renewed sharp criticism of European countries and the UK, particularly targeting energy policy and migration, prompting strong responses from British leadership and raising fresh diplomatic tensions.
PMQs saw Kemi Badenoch clash with Sir Keir Starmer over foreign policy, with both leaders setting out contrasting visions of Britain’s global role during a tense Commons exchange.
President Prabowo invited UK universities to partner in establishing 10 internationally-standard universities in Indonesia, focusing on medicine, science, and technology by 2028.
Noe Letto, serving as expert staff in the Dewan Pertahanan Nasional, said he’d resign within 6–12 months if his role doesn’t prove beneficial, emphasizing accountability.
PDIP rotated 15 DPR members, including Adian Napitupulu, as part of internal “tour of duty” to refresh roles, align expertise with committees, and improve parliamentary work.
European nations largely declined or hesitated to join the U.S.-proposed Peace Council, citing concerns about undermining the United Nations and multilateral norms.
In a strategic move, the Mexican government has extradited 37 cartel members to the United States as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen cooperation with the Trump administration on combating drug trafficking and organized crime.
The Deputy Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stated that the recent measles outbreak reflects the "cost of doing business" in today’s interconnected global economy. This remark has sparked discussions about public health policies and the implications of global travel on disease transmission.
A tense dinner at Davos exposed deep transatlantic rifts as U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick blasted Europe’s economy, prompting ECB President Christine Lagarde to walk out and the event to end abruptly.
Bank Indonesia’s governor says the process to nominate a new deputy governor — including Thomas Djiwandono — will not affect the central bank’s mandate or independence.
Trump calls the Canada‑China trade deal “a good thing,” but some of his senior advisors warn that the agreement could have problematic long‑term effects and warrant caution.
Three senior Nationals senators — McKenzie, McDonald and Cadell — resigned from Sussan Ley’s shadow cabinet after voting against the Coalition’s agreed stance on hate and extremism laws.
Remarks by the US ambassador to Singapore suggesting “substantially larger gifts” for a July 4 celebration drew quiet unease, highlighting diplomatic sensitivities and cultural expectations.
A senior Welsh Conservative MS, James Evans, has had the Tory whip removed and been ousted from the shadow cabinet after engaging in talks about defecting to Reform UK, prompting internal party action and political uncertainty.
The High Court has allowed Reform UK’s legal challenge to proceed over proposed delays to local elections, setting the stage for a major judicial review of government plans.
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves tells Cabinet Britain will not rejoin the EU customs union, stressing stability, trade certainty and a forward-looking economic relationship with Europe.
A federal judge has denied a request to block a new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) policy that restricts members of Congress from accessing ICE facilities, raising concerns about transparency and oversight in immigration enforcement.
The UK government has approved plans for a new Chinese mega-embassy in London, drawing both support and concern among political leaders and community members regarding the implications for international relations and local communities.
A trade dispute between Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney over reduced tariffs on Chinese EVs highlights differing views on industry protection and global partnerships.
At Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said bolstering Arctic security with NATO allies is central to resolving tensions around Greenland’s future while upholding sovereignty and cooperative peace.