UK Home Office Allocates £700m For Management of Channel Crossings Until 2030
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak maintains that the new Rwanda treaty and associated legislation will deter small boats from reaching the UK.
University of Pennsylvania President Quits After Anti-Semitism Uproar
US universities have been accused of not keeping Jewish students safe from rising anti-Semitism amid Israel’s war in Gaza.
Heavy Fighting in south Gaza As Israel Presses Ahead with Renewed US Military and Diplomatic Support
Israel has faced rising international outrage and calls for a cease-fire after the killing of thousands of Palestinian civilians.
US Vetoes UN Resolution Backed By Many Nations Demanding Immediate Humanitarian Cease-Fire in Gaza
The vote in the 15-member council was 13-1, with the United Kingdom abstaining.
Israel Intensifies Gaza Bombardments, Including Areas Where It Told Civilians To Flee To
The latest strikes came a day after the US vetoed a UN resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza.
University of Pennsylvania Loses $100 Million Donation Over Congressional Controversy
This follows university leaders’ responses during testimony, where they failed to provide a clear yes or no answer to whether calling for the genocide of Jews violated their code of conduct.
UK Sends Additional £100m to Rwanda for Asylum Seeker Relocation Deal
This comes after a previous payment of £140 million had already been sent to Rwanda.
Hunter Biden Faces Nine-Count Tax Evasion Indictment Unrelated to Father’s Actions
If convicted, he could face up to 17 years in prison.
Armenia, Azerbaijan Announce Steps Towards Normalising Relations, Prisoner Exchange
This exchange is seen as a positive step towards building trust and fostering peace between the two nations.
Israel Increases Gaza’s Daily Fuel Quota, Electrifies Hospitals; Local Media Says Al-Shifa Head Is Hamas Member
There is a possibility of a peace keeping force being created if the UN security council enforces Article 99 but it’s the last thing Israel wants to see.
Peru’s Ex-President Freed From Jail After 16 Years
Peru’s highest court on Tuesday, ruled in favour of an appeal to restore a 2017 pardon for Fujimori, on humanitarian grounds.
Russia Set To Hold Presidential Election In March 2024
For the first time, residents of the parts of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhya and Kherson regions of Ukraine annexed by Russia would vote.
‘It Won’t Work’: Former UK Home Secretary Criticises Sunak’s Rwanda Law, Warns of Failure
Her comments come in the wake of Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick’s resignation,
Brazil Deploys Troops on Venezuela Border Amid Rising Tensions Over Disputed Territory
Guyana, directly involved in the territorial dispute, has placed its troops on high alert.
US Senate Republicans Block Ukraine Aid Bill Amidst Border Security Dispute
Republicans are steadfast in their demand to link aid for Ukraine with sweeping US immigration and asylum reforms.
Netanyahu Faces Backlash As Israel Prioritises Hamas’ Destruction Over Captives’ Release
“Latest polls are now showing his approval at 27% across the country, down from 57%, and trust in him as a leader is now down to 4%.”
Ukrainian President Zelensky Cancels Briefing with US Lawmakers Amid Funding Impasse
The US has approved over $110 billion in military and economic aid to Ukraine since the war began in February 2022.
Tragic End to Indonesia’s Mount Marapi Eruption As 23 Confirmed Dead
Most of the hikers were promptly evacuated, but the eruption resulted in numerous injuries and burns.
‘We Cannot Let Him Win’: Biden Reveals Stopping Trump As Motivation For 2nd Term
Trump said he didn’t think Biden will ‘make it’ through the campaign.
Putin Visits UAE and Saudi Arabia To Discuss Oil, Regional Conflicts
Relations between Russia and key players in the Middle East have become increasingly significant amid Western attempts to isolate Russia.
