Thousands of participants are expected to gather in Jerusalem for a conference advocating for the resettlement of Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip and Northern Samaria to claim victory in the war.
Thousands of participants are expected to gather in Jerusalem for a conference advocating for the Jewish resettling of the Gaza Strip as a means of achieving victory in Israel's conflict with Gaza.
Likud MK Tally Gotliv claims that families of hostages held by Hamas are providing "a weapon for Hamas" by calling for a hostage deal, hindering its advancement.
Labour rejects Rishi Sunak's claim that their £28bn green investment pledge would require tax increases, stating it is a "lie" and clarifying that the figure includes government spending; Downing Street insists that most Conservative MPs support Sunak's leadership; England's local authorities are set to receive additional funding to tackle financial challenges; Rishi Sunak claims that there are fewer people in poverty compared to 2010, while one measurement shows a decrease, another shows an increase.
The Supreme Court is set to deliver judgment on the Rivers state governorship election, where Tonye Cole of the APC is challenging Governor Fubara of the PDP's victory on the grounds of his qualification to contest the election.
The US State Department dismisses reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to reclaim former Russian territories, including Alaska, stating that Russia will not be getting Alaska back.
Israel's Mossad intelligence agency has denied the unfounded claims made by Likud MK Tally Gotliv that protest leader Shikma Bressler communicated with Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, stating that the claim is a recycled falsehood.
Senior YSRCP MLA Vara Prasad is likely to leave the party and join JanaSena after a secret meeting with its leader Pawan Kalyan.
The House and Senate are at odds over the inclusion of new assistance to Ukraine, with House Democrats rejecting tougher border migration policies demanded by House Republicans, further diminishing the likelihood of a successful congressional effort to help Ukraine before the upcoming presidential election.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered that the Chandigarh mayoral election, which was postponed due to security concerns, will now take place on January 30.
The apex socio-cultural youth organisation of Ndigbo worldwide, Ohanaeze Youth Council (OYC), has called on Britain and the international community to be shocked by the revelation that former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari considered assassinating Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
Former Anambra State Governor Willie Obiano has been granted bail by the Federal High Court in Abuja, with the condition that he remains within the court's jurisdiction, following his arrest on charges of fraud and money laundering.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar thanks the government for awarding the Bharat Ratna to Karpoori Thakur, while taking a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not calling him to discuss the decision.
A woman in her 50s was detained by Israeli police for allegedly slapping Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman during a physical altercation.
A viral video shows a clash between a British pianist and Chinese nationals at a train station in London over the right to use their images in a livestream, highlighting a cultural clash between the West and East.
President Biden's authorization of precision strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen without seeking congressional approval falls within the historical precedent of presidents exercising their authority and responsibility to deploy military forces defensively.
Senator Bob Menendez is implicated in a bribery scandal involving interventions on behalf of the Egyptian, Qatari, and Albanian governments in exchange for bribes, with evidence suggesting the involvement of another businessman linked to Albania.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi's trip to Beijing holds significance in strengthening collaboration in trade, investment, and security between Kenya and China, as part of Kenya's economic diplomacy efforts.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich voiced concern over reports of a month-long truce being 'broadly' agreed upon between Israel and Hamas, stating that it would endanger Israeli forces and progress made in the war on Hamas.
Former deputy Tory chairman Lee Anderson insists there is no chance of Rishi Sunak being removed before the next election and urges Conservative MPs to support him, stating that their only chance to win the next election is by keeping Rishi in power.
Suranya Aiyar, daughter of Mani Shankar Aiyar, went on a Facebook rant and protested against the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha, expressing her love for Muslims and condemning Hinduism and nationalism.
Four BRS MLAs in Hyderabad dismissed rumors of joining Congress, stating that their meeting with CM Revanth was to settle protocol issues, reaffirming their loyalty to BRS and KCR.
Labour Party's 2023 governorship candidate in Lagos State, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, has repaid his wife's debt following social media criticism and allegations of unpaid wages from a former employee.
Trinamool Congress leader Mamata Banerjee has announced that her party will contest the Lok Sabha elections in Bengal on its own and consider a pan-India alliance with the Congress only after the results are declared, effectively ending hopes of any agreement between the two parties in the opposition bloc.
The Congress party has called for a nationwide caste census while welcoming the decision to confer Bharat Ratna on Karpoori Thakur, criticizing the Modi government for refusing to release the 2011 caste census data.
Poland's president, Andrzej Duda, has pardoned two imprisoned politicians due to concerns for their health and to appease Law and Justice party supporters.
Karpoori Thakur, the former Chief Minister of Bihar, has been awarded the Bharat Ratna posthumously for his commitment to social justice and efforts to create an inclusive society.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders have been booked by Assam Police on charges of violence, provocation, and damage to public property, as the showdown between the BJP-led Assam government and the Congress escalated during Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra.
Top US security chiefs are visiting Nairobi to address the increasing threats and instability in the Horn of Africa region, with Kenya being seen as the focal point for addressing these challenges.
A father in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa killed his son after an argument over hoisting the PTI flag at their family home, as tensions rise ahead of the general election in Pakistan.
Congress leader Veerappa Moily's doubt on Prime Minister Modi's 11-day fast for the Ram Temple inauguration sparks controversy, with BJP MP Lahar Singh Siroya stating that one can fast for 11 days if they have faith in Lord Ram.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has written to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, requesting intervention to ensure the security of Rahul Gandhi and other participants of the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in Assam, after the police filed an FIR against them for a clash that occurred during the yatra.
The formation of the Kenya Kwanza Alliance between President William Ruto and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi was the result of nine months of negotiations and behind-the-scenes maneuvering, including parallel talks in the One Kenya Alliance to block Ruto's ascent to power, according to interviews and sources within the political circles.
Teal MP Kate Chaney criticizes the government for not committing to tax reform before the last election and accuses them of being "a bit gutless," while also noting that 60% of respondents in her electorate are open to getting rid of stage 3 tax cuts or reshaping them; Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley pledges to roll back any changes made to stage 3 tax cuts if the Coalition wins the next election; the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry emphasizes that stage 3 tax cuts must be delivered in full; Teal MP Allegra Spender expresses concern about possible changes to stage 3 tax cuts, seeing it as a broken promise; NSW Premier Chris Minns expresses support for the proposed changes, particularly for middle-class families in Australia; ACTU secretary Sally McManus supports the reforms to stage 3 tax cuts, emphasizing the need to address cost of living for ordinary Australians; and the nation's peak employers warn against any changes to stage 3 tax cuts, citing risks to the economy and trust in the government.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announces an additional $45 million in funding for West African nations to combat instability, bringing the total funding to nearly $300 million, as he visits Nigeria and Ivory Coast to discuss partnerships on various issues including trade, climate, and security.
Former president should not interfere with the current president's affairs, as African democracy needs to mature, according to Julius Malema, the Commander-In-Chief of South Africa's far-left political party, EFF.
Republican lawmakers in Georgia are pushing for changes to election oversight, including granting the State Election Board the power to investigate Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who has been criticized by some Republicans over his handling of the 2020 election.
NRA leader Wayne LaPierre's health becomes a subject of dispute during his corruption trial as the judge requests sworn statements from his doctors attesting to his illness, while LaPierre's lawyers argue he is too ill to withstand daylong testimony.
The Liberal Party is outraged over proposed changes to tax cuts, stating that it would undo any modifications and accusing the government of lying to the Australian people.
China may believe that India is leaning towards the United States instead of maintaining neutrality in the China-U.S. rivalry, leading to diplomatic actions from China to potentially coerce India, according to Vijay Gokhale, former Foreign Secretary and author of the book "Crosswinds: Nehru, Zhou and the Anglo-American Competition over China."
Andhra Pradesh Speaker Tammineni Sitaram has accepted the resignation of Telugu Desam Party MLA Ganta Srinivasa Rao in order to prevent him from voting in the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections, where the ruling YSR Congress party is expected to comfortably win all three seats.
Kevin Morris, a show-business attorney, testified before the House Oversight Committee about his friendship with Hunter Biden and revealed that he had loaned him nearly $5 million, but denied any impropriety and stated that President Joe Biden had no involvement in their relationship.
Manhattan Democratic boss Keith Wright asserts that a recording of him criticizing Assemblywoman Inez Dickens was an AI-generated fake, highlighting the need for legislative action to regulate deepfake technology.
Former Wyoming GOP Rep. Liz Cheney called House Republican Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik a "total crackpot" in response to Stefanik's criticism of Cheney's role in the Jan. 6 committee and the mysterious deletion of files related to the events.
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft defends himself against allegations that he violated state law by failing to provide cybersecurity reviews of local election offices, while also facing criticism for his departure from the Electronic Registration Information Center.
Pentagon Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin continues to recover at home after a medical procedure, with no expected timeline for his return, and is fulfilling his duties remotely, including participating in a meeting regarding security assistance for Ukraine.
Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw criticizes United Airlines after claiming that their employees grabbed his dog and personal belongings without permission, resulting in his wife choosing to fly with another airline instead.
Tory MP Simon Clarke has called for Rishi Sunak to resign, claiming that his leadership is the main obstacle to the Conservative Party's recovery, leading to a potential election defeat.
Republican infighting reaches new heights in the Missouri Senate as Senate leadership removes members of the Freedom Caucus from their committee assignments, intensifying dysfunction within the chamber.
Chike Jones, a former employee of Ify Rhodes-Vivour, alleges non-payment of his salary for over eight months, prompting a response from Ify and her husband Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour.