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President Joe Biden has expressed concerns that Donald Trump will attempt to undermine the integrity of the upcoming midterm elections.

Student loan debt in England has become increasingly burdensome, leading to calls for reform from politicians and public figures.

A man has been charged with criminal damage after graffiti was sprayed on the Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square, London, with messages regarding Zionism and Palestine.

The UK government is reviewing a decision to permit a British company to export equipment to Armenia amid concerns over its potential military applications possibly linked to Russia.

US anti-vaccine rhetoric may hinder global efforts to control measles, as several European countries lose their elimination status.

The Sydney Mardi Gras Sissy Ball showcases vibrant performances inspired by New York’s ballroom scene, reflecting a strong sense of community within the LGBTQ+ culture.

The Sydney Mardi Gras parade 2026 celebrated with vibrant floats and thousands of participants on Oxford Street, featuring an array of colorful displays.

The article criticizes Donald Trump's military actions against Iran as being unconstitutional and lacking a clear purpose, emphasizing his call for regime change and the potential consequences of such aggression.

Keir Starmer is leading a Cobra emergency committee meeting in the UK regarding responses to recent US-Israeli military strikes on Iran and its subsequent retaliation.

In Baghuz, Syria, remnants of the Islamic State are stirring again as locals express unease about the group's resurgence amid lingering dissatisfaction with the current governance.

Doctors have raised concerns about private clinics in England that inadequately assess and prescribe medications for children with ADHD, emphasizing the need for better regulations and in-person evaluations.

A recent shootout between the Cuban coastguard and heavily armed men in a stolen speedboat has left Miami's Cuban exile community confused and reflective.

The coordinated attack by Israel and the US on Iran amidst diplomatic negotiations raises doubts about the sincerity of Washington's efforts to engage Tehran.

The iconic Paris nightclub Le Palace, once frequented by international celebrities, is set to reopen after years of closure.

The US and Israel have initiated significant military operations against Iran to eliminate perceived threats from its regime, sparking intense international concern.

The US and Israel have initiated a military conflict against Iran, with President Trump calling for regime change amidst escalating tensions and significant military maneuvers in the region.

A report by NGO Project Play highlights that the deaths of 22 children while attempting to cross the Channel were the result of significant failures by the UK and French governments.

The BBC is struggling to find a successor for Tim Davie amid controversy following the recent inclusion of a racial slur during its Bafta coverage.

Australia's foreign affairs department has issued a warning about the potential for increased military conflict and disruptions in air travel following recent attacks on Iran by Israel and the US.

The article reflects on the decline of pocket books in Greece, prompted by recent articles from prominent publications like The New York Times and The Guardian that sparked a broader discussion on the topic.

Israel has initiated a military strike against Iran, preparing for potential retaliation amidst escalating tensions and inconclusive US-Iran nuclear talks.

Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook calls for an end to divisive political rhetoric following the arrest of a man charged with planning a terrorist attack.

The odds of winning prizes on Britain's premium bonds are set to worsen as the payout percentage decreases from 3.6% to 3.3%, starting in April.

Harrods is being sued over a £1 cover charge that is not shared with its restaurant staff, ahead of new legislation mandating tips and service charges be given to workers.

The Green Party's recent electoral success in Gorton and Denton has highlighted a significant shift of Muslim voters from Labour, causing tensions and accusations among political parties in the UK.

The article presents a collection of insights and opinions on current global issues and cultural topics, including international politics surrounding the US, the impact of politics on the Winter Olympics, and controversial aspects of royal affairs.

Manchester is celebrating the Brit Awards' first location outside London in its fifty-year history, showcasing the city's vibrant music culture.

Danish intelligence warns of potential Russian interference in the upcoming general election, citing disinformation and cyber threats linked to U.S. actions regarding Greenland.

A Pastafarian in Queensland is resisting state demands to relinquish his driver's license photo featuring him in a colander, claiming it represents his religious freedom.

California Governor Gavin Newsom discusses his potential presidential run in 2028 and analyzes the Democratic party's challenges following losses in 2024.

Bangkok police employed a unique undercover strategy during a lunar new year event, where they disguised themselves as lion dancers to catch a suspect.

The US has supported Pakistan's right to defend itself following airstrikes on Taliban positions in Afghanistan amid rising tensions between the two nations.

At least 15 people died after a military cargo plane crashed near La Paz, Bolivia, scattering banknotes on the highway.

The Trump administration has informed businesses that the refund process for tariffs overturned by the US Supreme Court will be lengthy, following a recent Supreme Court ruling.

New Orleans police issued a new arrest warrant for actor Shia LaBeouf, increasing the total number of battery allegations against him to three in connection with a February incident.

A North Dakota judge has confirmed a $345 million judgment against Greenpeace for its role in protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, amidst claims from Greenpeace that the lawsuit violates free speech rights.

The family of Renee Good, an unarmed woman killed by a federal immigration officer, stated that Donald Trump has not reached out to them since her death, emphasizing their efforts to uncover the truth.

LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has been placed on leave following an FBI raid conducted at his home and district office as the board seeks to ensure operational continuity.

Southern Australia is facing severe weather conditions with flood watches issued across several states due to heavy rainfall.

Sherry Xue Li was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a $30 million scheme defrauding foreign investors and funneling money into U.S. political campaigns.

The Guardian reports unverified but severe allegations against Donald Trump related to Jeffrey Epstein's case based on unreleased FBI memos.

Neil Sedaka, renowned singer-songwriter famous for hits such as 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do' and 'Calendar Girl', has passed away at the age of 86.

The Adelaide Biennial 2026 focuses on how artists can challenge societal norms and political boundaries through the medium of sculpture.

This article showcases a selection of the best photographs taken in Australia during February 2026, featuring diverse subjects from across the country.

The Victorian Liberal party faces a growing challenge from One Nation as polls indicate a significant increase in support for the latter ahead of the upcoming state elections.

Pulp's performance at the Adelaide Festival's opening gig successfully addressed the controversy surrounding the Adelaide Writers' Week.

Shabana Mahmood remains committed to her hardline immigration policies despite calls from unions and Labour MPs for a reevaluation following a byelection loss.

Two transgender men are suing the state of Kansas, claiming a new law invalidates their driver’s licenses in a discriminatory manner that violates their constitutional rights.

Bobby J Brown, known for his role in The Wire, tragically died at the age of 62 in a barn fire in Maryland.

The U.S. government is advancing legal action to seize a tanker and its cargo of Venezuelan crude oil linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.