National Insecurity: When Countries Lose Identity
Explore how states like Russia and the US experience ontological insecurity, and what Australia and New Zealand can do to recover a shared identity amid global fractures.
Category : World
Zelenskyy Calls for Direct Talks with Putin
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy publicly calls for face-to-face negotiations with Putin, proposing a neutral venue. Trump says both sides must compromise as war enters fifth year.
DoJ probes 15 medical schools over race bias in admissions
The US Department of Justice has launched investigations into 15 medical schools over allegations of race discrimination in admissions, following findings against UCLA and Yale.
Best Man Faints at Wedding, Officiant Continues
A best man faints during a Texas wedding ceremony, but the officiant carries on without pause. The viral TikTok clip has over 7 million views, sparking debate about the show-must-go-on mentality.
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Nepali climber found alive after six days on Everest
A Nepali climbing guide who vanished on Everest for six days has been found alive near Base Camp, crawling back after being feared dead.
Mule Deer Use $20m Wildlife Bridge in California
A trio of mule deer have been captured on camera using a nearly completed $20m wildlife bridge in Siskiyou county, California, marking a success for the state's first over-crossing over a major highway.
GOP Blocks Bid to Halt Trump's $1.8bn Fund for Allies
Senate Republicans narrowly defeated a Democratic amendment to block Donald Trump's proposed $1.8bn fund for allies, with three GOP senators crossing party lines.
Trump Mueller Comments Reignite Speak No Ill Debate
Donald Trump's remarks following Robert Mueller's death have sparked renewed debate over the 'speak no ill' tradition in American politics.
Hampstead Heath Ponds Stay Trans-Inclusive After Vote
London's Hampstead Heath ponds will remain trans-inclusive after 86% of 38,000 respondents backed existing rules, despite legal challenges from campaign groups.
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UK Ban on Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur: Punishing Witnesses
The UK banned Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur for 'not conducive to the public good' due to Gaza criticism, raising questions about free speech and moral clarity.
Trump's omnipresence threatens democratic norms
The Guardian warns against Donald Trump's growing use of his image and name on government buildings and currency, comparing it to authoritarian practices and urging respect for democratic taboos.
Mexico Ex-President Accuses US of Plot Against Party
Andrés Manuel López Obrador claims US officials are using investigations and propaganda to weaken Mexico's ruling Morena party ahead of US elections.
Canada approves relocation of 30 beluga whales from Marineland
Canada and Marineland reach tentative deal to relocate 30 beluga whales to sanctuaries in Spain or the US, ending whale captivity in Canada and avoiding euthanasia.
Trump to Use Wartime Powers for $700m Coal Aid
Donald Trump invokes the Defense Production Act to provide $700 million to coal-fired power plants, sparking criticism from environmental groups who call it a giveaway to polluters.
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Jury awards $176m to family of boys killed by LA socialite
A Los Angeles jury found Rebecca Grossman and Scott Erickson negligent in the deaths of two brothers, awarding $176m to the family.
GOP urges probe into Epstein abuse claims against Fekkai, Levine
Republican lawmakers have asked the Justice Department to investigate sexual assault allegations made by Jeffrey Epstein's former assistant against hairstylist Frédéric Fekkai and ex-Miami Beach mayor Philip Levine.
US Bombing Led to Communist Rise in Cambodia and Laos
A letter argues that US carpet-bombing of Cambodia and Laos, not a domino effect, caused communist regimes there. Also: Trump's self-reflection, Blair's Toryism, Starmer's WhatsApp, and the nine times table.
Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Hinges on Hezbollah Compliance
Israel and Lebanon agree to a ceasefire, but its success depends on Hezbollah halting fire and withdrawing from southern Lebanon. The US sees this as a step toward ending the broader war with Iran.
Argentina Outraged After Two Teen Girls Murdered
Argentina reacts with fury after the bodies of two teenage girls, aged 14 and 17, are found days apart, highlighting the country's femicide crisis and cuts to support under President Milei.
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Marjane Satrapi: Voice That Freed Iranian Women
Marjane Satrapi, author of Persepolis, has died at 54. Her work gave Iranian women a voice, translating their trauma and resilience to the world. Dina Nayeri reflects on her legacy.
Jamaican officer charged with murder over protest shooting
A Jamaican police officer has been charged with murder after CCTV footage showed him shooting a woman during a protest. The case has sparked calls for greater accountability in police fatal shootings.
Outrage in France over missing girl case suspect's past
Uproar in France after it emerged the main suspect in the disappearance of 11-year-old Lyhanna had been repeatedly accused of child sexual abuse with no action taken. A body was found on Thursday.
Israel Strikes Lebanon Despite Ceasefire
Israel launched strikes in southern Lebanon hours after a ceasefire was agreed, as the US pushes for a broader deal to end the war with Iran. The truce depends on Hezbollah halting fire and withdrawing fighters.
Banning Left Activists: UK's Illiberal History Repeats
The UK's ban on Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker echoes past exclusions of left-wing figures like Stokely Carmichael, raising concerns about free speech and ministerial overreach.
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Trump's Iran War Messaging Fails to Win Over Americans
Despite Trump claiming the Iran war is over, a House vote to end hostilities passed with Republican support. Polls show disapproval, and the Senate may follow suit.
Missing Sherpa Guide Found Alive on Everest After Funeral Rites
Hillary Dawa Sherpa, a Nepali guide missing for nearly a week on Mount Everest, was found crawling to base camp, alive, after his family had started funeral rituals.
US Supreme Court Backs FCC in Fine Dispute with Carriers
The US Supreme Court ruled 8-1 to uphold the FCC's authority to impose fines through in-house proceedings, rejecting claims by AT&T and Verizon that the system violates their right to a jury trial.
Paul Murray's 'Trump's America: 250 Years in the Making'
Sky News host Paul Murray presents a new documentary exploring America's 250-year history, its current divisions under President Trump, and its future direction.
Millions of Aussies Brace for Coldest Day of Year
Millions of Australians face the coldest day of the year as a low-pressure system brings rain, strong winds, and freezing temperatures to the southeast, with Melbourne and Hobart hit hardest.
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Farage calls for end to two-tier policing after murder
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has called for an end to 'divisive' two-tier policing following public backlash over Hampshire Police's handling of the murder of Henry Nowak, whose killer was sentenced to life in prison.
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