Somalia Ex-PM Attacked by Government Forces
Former Somali Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire says he was attacked by government forces in Mogadishu as he prepared for protests against President Mohamud's term extension.
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Samoan Tenor Pene Pati: From Poverty to Opera Greatness
A documentary follows Samoan tenor Pene Pati's journey from a poor South Pacific island to performing at La Scala and the Met, premiering at Sydney film festival.
Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker Banned from UK: Podcast
Left-wing US commentators Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker were barred from entering the UK by the Home Office. This podcast explores the reasons, including controversial remarks about Israel, and the political implications.
US Boat Strike Kills Two in Pacific, Death Toll at 207
The US military attacked a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific, killing two men. The strike brings the death toll to at least 207 since the Trump administration began targeting alleged narcoterrorists in Latin America.
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House Rebukes Trump on Iran War Powers Resolution
The US House voted 215-208 to pass a war powers resolution against Trump's Iran policy, with four Republicans siding with Democrats. The measure now goes to the Senate.
Russia Losing Ground in Ukraine, Escalates Air War
Russian forces fail to advance on the battlefield in Ukraine, resorting to intensified air raids on cities. Ukraine tests homegrown Patriot alternative, while drone strikes deep inside Russia cause panic.
Tech Wins Big in California Primary with Millions
Silicon Valley's massive spending in California's primary election paid off with several wins, despite the governor candidate loss. Tech aims to gain political leverage on regulation and AI.
Seattle's Year-Long Ban on New Datacenters Gains Momentum
Seattle is set to pass a one-year moratorium on new datacenters, reflecting growing backlash against Big Tech and AI's energy demands. Activists and lawmakers aim to protect residents from rising costs and environmental harms.
Japan Plastic Shortage Worsens Amid Naphtha Crisis
Japan is experiencing a critical shortage of plastic bags, trays, and gloves due to reduced naphtha supply from the Middle East, impacting supermarkets, bakeries, and waste management.
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Service Helps Care Leavers Reconnect with Lost Loved Ones
A new national family-finding service for care leavers in England aims to help young adults reconnect with relatives, friends, and trusted adults lost touch with while in care.
Kuwait Airport Hit in Deadly Strike Amid US-Iran Tensions
Kuwait International Airport was struck in an attack, killing an Indian national and injuring 63. Kuwait intercepted missiles and expelled Iranian diplomats as US-Iran tensions escalate.
Israel Plans to Reoccupy Gaza? Behind the Yellow Line
Israel expands military control in Gaza, seizing 70% of the strip, violating international law and the peace plan. The international community remains largely inactive.
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Race to Discover New Species
Scientists are discovering new species both in remote places and hidden within familiar animals, using advanced DNA analysis. This race against extinction reveals a more complex natural world.
Trump Plans 12.5% Tariff on Australian Exports
The Trump administration plans a 12.5% tariff on Australian exports over alleged failure to ban forced labour imports, adding to existing 10% surcharge.
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House passes war powers resolution to curb Trump's Iran authority
The US House of Representatives voted 215-208 to pass a war powers resolution forcing President Trump to seek congressional approval for the Iran conflict, a rebuke to his administration.
Trump: UFC Arena at White House May Stay Permanently
President Trump likened the UFC arena on the White House South Lawn to the Eiffel Tower, suggesting it might never be taken down. The arena will host the Freedom 250 fight card on June 14.
Chinese Spies Target UK Officials on LinkedIn
Five Eyes intelligence agencies warn that Chinese spies pose as recruiters on LinkedIn to target UK officials and military staff, aiming to extract classified information.
Reich: Trump Slush Fund and IRS Immunity Corruption
Robert Reich says Trump's $1.8bn slush fund and IRS audit immunity for Trump family are corruption. Democrats could link this to affordability crisis for a winning message.
Senate Republicans Drop $1bn Ballroom Security Funding
Senate Republicans abandoned a $1bn proposal for security at Trump's ballroom after Democrats threatened to force tough votes, risking broader immigration enforcement funding.
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Trump Order Eases Firing of 8,000 High-Paid Federal Workers
President Trump signed an executive order stripping job protections from 8,000 senior federal workers earning up to $200,000, aiming to reshape the federal workforce.
US 'Freeloading' Claim Heats Up NZ Foreign Policy Debate
US War Secretary Pete Hegseth's claim that New Zealand is 'freeloading' as an ally has intensified debate over NZ's independent foreign policy, nuclear-free stance, and defence spending targets.
Monterey Park Voters Approve Permanent Datacenter Ban
Monterey Park, California, becomes the first US city to vote on a permanent datacenter ban, with 86.3% support. The measure aims to protect air quality, water resources, and public health.
Colorado Governor Vetoes Surveillance Pricing Ban
Colorado Governor Jared Polis vetoed a bill banning surveillance pricing, saying it was overly broad. Consumer advocates criticize the move, as other states push for similar laws.
Mahsa Amini Protests Intensify in Iran
Despite a brutal crackdown, protests over Mahsa Amini's death continue to grow across Iran, with women leading the defiance against the regime.
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Bayeux Tapestry's Secret Journey to UK Exhibition
The 11th-century Bayeux tapestry will be transported to the UK in a top-secret operation, with special precautions to avoid jolts and vibrations. It will be displayed at the British Museum from September 10, 2025 to July 11, 2027.
Graduation Speaker Cancellations Raise Free Speech Concerns
As US graduation season unfolds, some speakers are disinvited over their opinions. PEN America warns this sends a troubling message about free speech on campus.
Former MI6 Chief Sir Alex Younger Dies at 62
Sir Alex Younger, head of MI6 from 2014 to 2020, has died at 62 after battling cancer. Tributes from PM Starmer, foreign secretary Cooper, and colleagues highlight his dedication to UK security.
Trump Appointee Ben Black Had Epstein Ties, Emails Show
Emails and business filings reveal that Ben Black, head of the US Development Finance Corporation, had personal and business ties to Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about his appointment.
DRC Ebola Outbreak May Have Started in January
The WHO chief says the Ebola outbreak in the DRC may have begun as early as January, giving the virus a big head start. Travel restrictions and community mistrust hinder the response.
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Migrant Workers' Rights: Tribunal Win Exposes Broken System
Shabin Shaji's employment tribunal victory over unpaid wages highlights systemic failures in protecting migrant workers in the UK care sector, prompting calls for stronger safeguards.
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