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London Mayor Sadiq Khan strongly criticized US President Donald Trump, labeling him as sexist, misogynistic, and Islamophobic. Khan defended his leadership of London, highlighting the record number of American tourists visiting the city. He also refute…
Allison Kirkby also warns that the November budget could be ‘very difficult’ for the chancellorBusiness live – latest updatesThe chief executive of BT has said telecoms operators in the UK pay as much as 10 times the amount in “government-inflicted cos…
Perhaps inspired by HBO’s “The Gilded Age,” a growing number of travelers are seeking destinations that echo the grandeur of America’s late 19th century.
Italy’s Defence Minister Guido Crosetto sent a navy frigate Wednesday to assist a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, after organisers said several of their boats had been targeted by drones off Greece.
Complaint sent to Ipso over interview with ‘misogynist influencer’ and brother in Michael Gove-edited magazineFour alleged survivors of sexual abuse by Andrew Tate have complained to the press regulator about an interview with the self-proclaimed misog…
President Trump challenged world leaders in his speech to the United Nations on Tuesday, criticizing countries for recognizing a Palestinian state, calling it a reward for Hamas.
Shortly before the show aired, President Donald Trump, in a post on Truth Social, criticized ABC for putting Jimmy Kimmel back on the air and threatened legal action against the network.
Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, was responding to President Trump’s political attack on him during his speech at the United Nations on Tuesday.
Donald Trump has escalated his criticism of India by openly targeting New Delhi from the UN General Assembly stage, accusing it of funding Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine through oil imports.This marks the first time India has been singled out in such sharp terms by the United States at the UN, reflecting both geopolitical tensions and ongoing trade disputes.Just days earlier, Trump extended
China has said it would no longer seek the special treatment given to developing countries in World Trade Organization agreements – a change long demanded by the United States.