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How a dead extremist Rabbi still shapes Israeli politics today
How a dead extremist Rabbi still shapes Israeli politics today
Can anyone stop Andy? Ex-marine Al Carns and Starmer loyalist Darren Jones mull challenging Burnham for keys to No10
Can anyone stop Andy? Ex-marine Al Carns and Starmer loyalist Darren Jones mull challenging Burnham for keys to No10See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy JAMES TAPSFIELD, UK POLITICAL EDITOR Published: 08:12, 23 June 2026 | Updated: 08:12, 23 June 2026 e-mail View comments
EU to hold migration meeting with Taliban officials in Brussels
The meeting is expected to focus on the deportation of Afghan nationals who do not have a right to stay in Europe.
The Mistakes That Sealed Keir Starmer's Fate
Keir Starmer resigns as UK Prime Minister after poor election results and political difficulties.
US-Iran MoU outlines $300 billion Iran reconstruction fund — but who will pay the bill?
US secretary of state Marco Rubio is heading to the Gulf amid controversy over a proposed $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran. While critics decry it as a US payout, the administration claims Gulf states and private investors would largely finance it. However, some Arab allies fear a wealthier Iran could boost its regional influence and military might, sparking unease despite suggestions of significant foreign interest in investing.
Ayodhya donation scam probe: SIT submits preliminary report to UP govt
A Special Investigation Team has submitted its initial findings to the Uttar Pradesh government regarding allegations of embezzlement of donations for the Ayodhya Ram temple. The probe, initiated by the temple trust, is actively continuing as investigators gather more information. Officials confirmed the preliminary report was handed over to the Additional Chief Secretary (Home) by the Lucknow Divisional Commissioner, with further details expected as the investigation progresses.
'India welcomes US-Iran MoU': NSA Ajit Doval expresses 'cautious optimism' over peace deal
India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval expressed 'cautious optimism' regarding the US-Iran MoU, hoping it restores regional stability and strengthens energy security. He highlighted the potential for easing global supply chain disruptions and improving economic prosperity through the Strait of Hormuz. Doval also addressed the world's complex security landscape and the weakening of multilateral institutions, emphasizing BRICS' role in fostering a multipolar order and cooperation among emerg...
Democrats' new-wave socialists are winning primaries but face a harsh reality in general elections
The Democrats are lurching to the left. And having a fine time doing it. Socialism is no longer a dirty word. In fact, it's becoming the party’s calling card.MAMDANI'S POLITICAL EARTHQUAKE ROCKS DEMOCRATS, DIVIDING PARTY ON PATH FORWARDThe atmosphere changed when Zohran Mamdani came out of nowhere to trounce Andrew Cuomo and wind up in New York's Gracie Mansion. Not only is he the city's first Muslim mayor and anti-Israel, but he is a self-proclaimed socialist.Here's the problem: While that migh...
Ed Miliband to say UK must stick to net zero targets to deliver jobs and growth
Energy secretary expected to argue that UK clean economy is booming as private sector pledges over £100bn of investmentEd Miliband is to say that the UK must stick to net zero targets to deliver jobs and growth, as speculation surrounds the energy secretary’s role under a new prime minister.He will make the speech as data shows more than £100bn in green investment has been pledged by private sector companies in this parliament. Continue reading...
Taylor won’t say if he supports multiculturalism as Chalmers says he’s trying to ‘out-One Nation One Nation’
Treasurer says Coalition playing ‘footsie with the monoculture language’ after Liberal leader sidesteps questions at press conference Angus Taylor has repeatedly refused to say whether he supports multiculturalism in Australia, sidestepping five questions at a press conference about his views and claiming “there’s all these vague words running around”.Treasurer Jim Chalmers accused the opposition leader of “playing footsie” with One Nation and Pauline Hanson’s call for a “monoculture” in Austral...
North Korea's Kim Jong Un says country will exercise its position as nuclear state
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said exercising the country’s position as a nuclear state is the only way to cope with an unpredictable and complicated global security situation, KCNA state news agency reported on Tuesday. “Unimaginable, astonishing incidents and events” are occurring because of the “gangster-like” greed of hegemonic forces, making confrontations around the world more violent, Kim said, blaming the US for worsening bloodshed in Europe and the Middle East. He was speaking at a...
Penny Wong clashes with the Coalition over Federal Budget reforms after Labor makes a deal with the Greens
Senators clash over Budget changesIt comes after Albanese locks in a deal with the GreensREAD MORE: Albanese caves to Greens on superannuation changeSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy NICHOLAS COMINO, POLITICAL REPORTER, AUSTRALIA Published: 07:55, 23 June 2026 | Updated: 07:55, 23 June 2026 e-mail View comments
From Boston to Miami: Tartan Army adjusts to World Cup culture shock
From Boston to Miami: Tartan Army adjusts to World Cup culture shockByMegan Bonar BBC Scotland, Reporting fromMiamiPublished23 June 2026Scotland fans have arrived in American's Sunshine State in their thousands, braving extremely hot temperatures.Tartan Army members have started to descend on the Florida city ahead of Wednesday's last group stage match against Brazil.Temperatures hit just below 35 degrees on Monday, the heat index meant it felt even hotter, around 43 degrees.After days of soakin...
CBI Arrests Senior Haryana IAS Officer In Rs 60-Crore IDFC First Scam
Senior IAS officer arrested by CBI for Rs 60.54 crore fraud in Haryana government accounts.
After Pakistan, now Bangladesh eyes China’s J-10CE fighter: Why it matters
Bangladesh is reportedly set to acquire 24 Chinese J-10CE fighter jets, a significant move for both nations. This deal, if finalized, would mark the second export for China's advanced fighter, following Pakistan's acquisition. The procurement aims to bolster the Bangladeshi Air Force's combat capabilities, replacing aging F-7 aircraft. This development occurs as China's defense exports face a downturn, with Asia being a primary market.
Why Iran’s President Pezeshkian is heading to Pakistan after US-Iran talks
This is Pezeshkian's first overseas trip since Iran war began, and comes a day after the high-stakes Switzerland talks.
Amid rebellion, TMC sends fresh office-bearers list to EC, says Mamata remains party chief
Trinamool Congress has reshuffled its national working committee, asserting Mamata Banerjee's leadership following a significant electoral setback. This move aims to counter a rebellion by a faction claiming to be the "real" TMC, which appointed its own chairperson. The party has informed the Election Commission of its new office-bearers, with Banerjee remaining chairperson and her nephew Abhishek Banerjee continuing as national general secretary.
Opinion: Opinion | The Great Surrender: Why This Is America's Worst Humiliation In Over 50 Years
There is no precedent in recent US history for an American president accepting such humiliating terms as in the Iran deal.
Massive showdown in TN assembly: CM Vijay targets DMK, mimics Stalin; opposition walks out
Tamil Nadu chief minister Vijay engaged in a heated exchange with the opposition DMK in the assembly, accusing them of misusing party funds and engaging in political opportunism. Amidst disruptions, he mimicked a viral hand gesture associated with former CM MK Stalin, leading to a DMK walkout. Vijay defended his party's alliances and addressed concerns on law and order, asserting his government's commitment to tackling corruption and crime.
'Foul and vile' display which accused Winston Churchill of starving Indians to death is finally withdrawn
A display which wrongly accused Winston Churchill of starving Indians to death has finally been withdrawn amid intense public backlash.The 40-minute film, titled Persistence, had been showing at the central London venue for 10 months as part of an exhibition called "Artists First: Contemporary Perspectives on Portraiture".In the work, Turner Prize-winning artist Helen Cammock referred to "the wilful starvation of the Indian population by Winston Churchill" during the 1943 famine that killed an e...