Pro-Palestinian protesters projected anti-Semitic slogans onto Parliament, raising concerns among MPs about their safety and the rise of anti-Semitism in the country.
The SNP has called for the removal of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle after he allowed a vote on a Labour amendment to an SNP motion, causing chaos in the chamber and accusations of breaking parliamentary convention.
Pakistan's major parties, PPP and PML-N, have agreed to form a coalition government, with the PPP providing conditional support and reviewing decisions on a case-by-case basis.
President Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi were mocked on the internet after footage of them holding hands while walking across the tarmac in San Francisco sparked criticism about the president's age and abilities.
Sammy Wilson has resigned as the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) chief whip at Westminster, in opposition to the deal made by the party and the government to restore power sharing in Northern Ireland.
Former Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon, visited President Bola Tinubu and urged him not to be concerned about criticisms from Nigerians, citing his own experience of facing similar criticism during the Civil War.
Amateur ballerina Ksenia Karelina, a US-Russian citizen, faces a possible life sentence in Russia for allegedly donating $51 to a Ukrainian charity and is being charged with treason.
The Biden administration aims to establish a Palestinian state with security guarantees for Israel and further integration of Israel into the region, according to US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller.
New York Attorney General Letitia James' statement about potentially seizing Donald Trump's assets if he fails to pay a $355 million fine stemming from a civil fraud trial will greatly anger the former president, as it suggests he may not have enough cash to satisfy the judgment and challenges his self-proclaimed wealth, according to Mary Trump.
A U.S.-Russian citizen, Ksenia Karelina, has been detained in Russia on suspicion of treason, accused of financially supporting Ukraine's army; her boyfriend claims she was visiting her grandmother.
Republicans investigating the Biden family face a setback as a former FBI informant, Alexander Smirnov, behind false bribery claims against President Biden and his son Hunter, is allegedly linked to Russian intelligence.
The Kremlin accused Joe Biden of trying to appear like a "Hollywood cowboy" after he called Vladimir Putin "a crazy SOB" at a fundraising event, with the Kremlin spokesperson stating that such vocabulary debases America itself.
President Joe Biden's comment referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "crazy SOB" during a fundraiser has drawn anger from the Kremlin, with spokesperson Dmitry Peskov criticizing Biden's language as a failed attempt to portray himself as a Hollywood cowboy. Additionally, Russian politicians Dmitry Medvedev and Peskov condemned Biden's remarks, accusing him of being senile and ready to start a war in Russia, further straining relations between the US and Russia.
The Kremlin spokesperson criticized Biden's behavior, stating that insulting statements from the US president are unlikely to harm Putin but are a disgrace to the United States.
Telugu community leader KTR expresses outrage and demands justice for Jaahnavi Kandula, the young woman who was tragically killed by a Seattle police officer in a hit-and-run incident.
A special committee of MPs investigating the firing of two scientists from Canada's top infectious disease lab, who worked with China, claims that most of the redacted information from documents was withheld to protect the organization from embarrassment rather than national security, and is recommending that the majority of the documents be made public.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland has concluded its investigation into alleged threats against DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, with no criminal offenses being detected.
The Karnataka government's bill to charge temples a percentage of their revenue has sparked political controversy, with the BJP accusing the ruling Congress of implementing "Anti-Hindu" policies.
A growing number of MPs are calling for Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle's resignation after he broke precedent by allowing votes on three separate propositions related to the war in Gaza, causing chaos in the House of Commons.
The Speaker of the Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, is facing criticism and calls to resign after allowing a vote on Labour's Gaza ceasefire motion, breaking with convention and sparking acrimony during the debate.
Desi Lydic of The Daily Show criticized Donald Trump for comparing himself to the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, calling it "disgusting" and stating that Navalny sacrificed his life for democracy while Trump tried to sacrifice Mike Pence's life to kill democracy. Lydic also mocked Trump for creating a merchandise line, including a pair of $399 gold sneakers, and commented on Nikki Haley's insistence on staying in the White House race despite criticism.
Majority Leader of Parliament, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu, has resigned from his position following reports of an impending reshuffle in the leadership of the Majority Caucus.
The usage of condoms with the logos of rival political parties in Andhra Pradesh has sparked controversy, diverting attention from important issues and highlighting the sensationalist and controversial nature of AP politics.
NATO must recognize that it is ill-prepared to address Russia's threat to its security based on the lessons learned from Ukraine's conflict, where military aid from the US and Britain initially helped Ukraine withstand Russia's invasion but a combination of Western hesitation and Russia's robust defenses have now brought the conflict to a stalemate.
British politician Liz Truss blamed the "administrative state" and the presence of "trans activists" and "environmental extremists" in the Civil Service for sabotaging her premiership, while speaking at a US political conference alongside Donald Trump, Nigel Farage, and other Republicans at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
The BJP criticized Rahul Gandhi for demeaning Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, stating that he has a dangerous and creepy obsession with successful women, after his remarks during a political event in Uttar Pradesh where he criticized the presence of Bollywood celebrities at the Ram Temple inauguration.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has received a seventh summons from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to appear for questioning regarding the Delhi liquor excise policy case, despite already skipping six previous summonses and questioning the timing and urgency of the calls.
US President Joe Biden referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "crazy SOB" and criticized Donald Trump for comparing himself to a Russian opposition leader who recently died, during a fundraiser in San Francisco.
YS Sharmila Reddy, the chief of the Andhra Pradesh Congress, claimed that she stayed at the Congress office to evade government attempts to house-arrest her, following a protest against the alleged problems faced by unemployed youth and students in the state.
Israel-Gaza war ending relies on the establishment of a Palestinian regime, which is currently dependent on Yahya Sinwar's agreement and a strong leader in Hamas to guide him.
Imran Khan has established a powerful connection with the electorate, and his support continues to grow despite obstacles and allegations of rigging, with his appeal rooted in factors such as anti-establishment sentiments, high inflation, and dislike for Nawaz Sharif.
GOP lawmakers accuse James Biden of contradicting himself during testimony about his brother's alleged business dealings, with Biden initially denying involvement but later changing his story when presented with evidence.
The Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) has demanded three to four ministries in the federal cabinet and legislation for empowering local government bodies in exchange for their support in the power-sharing deal with the PML-N and the PPP.
A total of 149 MPs skipped a crucial vote on the Affordable Housing Bill, revealing their inconsistency on the matter that directly affects their constituents.
New subpoenas have been issued to key witnesses in the sexual assault lawsuit against CPAC leader Matt Schlapp, including a subpoena to a CPAC official alleged to have overseen document destruction shortly after the allegations were first reported.
Singer Sona Mohapatra criticizes Rahul Gandhi for his derogatory comments about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Aishwarya Rai, questioning the need for such remarks in an already sexist society.
Former Governor of Kwara State, Abdulfatah Ahmed, will be arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for alleged N10bn fraud on Friday.
The Biden administration maintains its stance of non-interference in the formation of the government in Pakistan, rejecting calls to withhold recognition of the election results.
South Africa's parliament impeaches top judge John Hlophe for trying to influence justices in a case involving former President Jacob Zuma, in an unprecedented move since the start of the country's democratic era in 1994.
Visits to Taiwan by US government officials, including members of Congress, are seen as both a show of support for Taiwan and a provocation to China, with their purpose and impact on US-Taiwan relations being questioned.
President Biden called Russian President Vladimir Putin a "crazy SOB" and criticized former President Trump for his response to the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, while emphasizing climate change as the greatest threat to humanity.
New Zealand's welfare system has undergone years of inconsistent policies, with a recent change from a more generous approach to a tougher one, but what is needed is a new vision that provides comprehensive support, enhances dignity, and focuses on high-quality jobs and retraining programs.
Former Utah Gov. Gary Herbert hosted a conversation with Sen. Mike Lee and former U.K. prime minister Liz Truss about the importance of limited government and the threat of unelected bureaucrats in both the U.S. and the U.K.
Former FBI informant is charged with lying about Bidens' connections to a Ukrainian energy company, undermining the Republican-led impeachment inquiry.
Hardline House Republicans have urged Speaker Mike Johnson to abandon bipartisan spending talks and implement automatic spending cuts, fearing compromises with Democrats.
Republicans grilling President Biden's brother face criticism and backlash after the arrest of Alexander Smirnov, the FBI informant whose allegations against the president were central to the GOP impeachment inquiry, were revealed to be fabricated claims from Russian intelligence officials.
An ex-informant charged with lying to the FBI about President Biden recently admitted to being in contact with Russian operatives, raising concerns about Russian disinformation and its impact on U.S. elections and political divide, according to a court filing by special counsel David Weiss.
The indictment of Alexander Smirnov, a former FBI informant, has caused turmoil in the ongoing impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden, as it undermines the foundation of the case made by House Republicans regarding false statements about Biden and his son Hunter.
The Biden administration is considering a range of options, including economic and military measures, to impose consequences on Russia for the death of Alexei Navalny, but it is becoming increasingly aware that its toolkit of penalties is limited due to previous sanctions imposed after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The Trudeau cabinet spent over $1.3 million on three retreats aimed at addressing Canada's affordability crisis, sparking criticism as Canadians continue to struggle financially.