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Imtiaz Fazel appointed inspector general of intelligence
Read More President Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed the appointment of Imtiaz Fazel, the current deputy director general of home affairs, as the new inspector general
Rishi Sunak could U-turn on Cop27 summit snub, says minister
Read More Rishi Sunak could backtrack on his decision to snub the Cop27 UN climate summit, which has upset many developing countries and risked harming
Supreme Court to hear arguments in landmark cases that could end affirmative action in university admissions
Post Content The U.S. Supreme Court will hear two cases Monday that could mean the end of decades of race-based affirmative action at universities. The
Dog spotted in Mexico running with human head in its mouth
Residents of Zacatecas, Mexico, witnessed a dog carrying a human head in its mouth as it ran down the streets of the violence-plagued state. Police
Tory MP suggests conditions at migrant centre deliberately allowed to deteriorate as Braverman under pressure to face Commons – UK politics live
Read More According to Danny Shaw, the BBC’s former home affairs correspondent, sources briefing on behalf of Priti Patel, the former home secretary, say she
Will Biden’s low-key strategy work in the midterm polls?
Read More With just under two weeks until the midterm polls in the United State, President Joe Biden is sticking to his political experiment of
Load-shedding: The ANC cashed in millions and now South Africa is in the dark
Read More There is a popular line used by those disgruntled by the reign of the ANC: “Everything the ANC touches, it destroys.” The dereliction
Lula wins Brazil’s bitter presidential vote, Bolsonaro silent
Read More Brazilian president-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called for “peace and unity” after narrowly winning a divisive runoff election Sunday, capping a remarkable
Right-wing group target National Trust council over rewilding and LGBT+ stance
Read More A Tory donor, an activist opposed to critical race theory and two “anti-woke” Conservative historians are among candidates being promoted by a right-wing
Russia-Ukraine war live: missiles hit Kyiv, damaging critical infrastructure, says mayor
Read More From 1h ago Several explosions have been heard in Kyiv this morning, according to Ukrainian officials and local media reports. Senior presidential adviser
Met police chief to reform list of alleged gang members targeting black men
Read More A controversial Metropolitan police list of alleged gang members mainly targeted black men “amplified disproportionality” and must be radically reformed, Britain’s top police
India bridge collapse kills at least 132, including mostly teens, women and older people: officials
Officials in the western Indian state of Gujarat said at least 132 people were killed after a pedestrian suspension bridge collapsed into the Machchu river
Two US college students among more than 150 killed in Halloween stampede in South Korea
More than 150 people were killed in the Halloween stampede in Seoul, South Korea, including two U.S. college students studying abroad. Steven Blesi was an
‘Simply being a Christian is enough to get you arrested’ in Iran: British government report
iran A shocking new report from the British government details that the violent persecution of the Christian minority population continues unabated in the Islamic Republic
NHS yet to see ‘a single penny’ of promised ?500m emergency fund
Read More Hospitals and care homes have not received a single penny of a ?500m emergency fund promised by the government to prevent the NHS
Nearly 2m public sector workers close to quitting over pay, says TUC
Read More Nearly 2 million public sector workers could be close to quitting over poor pay, their representatives have warned, leaving the UK’s public services
Top Democratic prosecutors revolt against criminal justice reform law they say will ‘destroy’ Illinois
Post Content A Democratic prosecutor in the Chicago-area is sounding the alarm over a criminal justice reform law that will “tie the hands” of prosecutors
Race-based admissions? Two Harvard Students debate ahead of Supreme Court decision
Post Content CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Two Harvard University students on opposing sides offered their arguments on whether colleges should or should not consider race during
Former Google CEO emerges as key Democratic power player ahead of midterms
Post Content Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, a longtime Democratic donor, has recently ramped up political contributions to Democrats in the form of big-dollar donations
World on track for an accelerating climate disaster, United Nations warns
Read More Mock headstones are pictured at Glasgow Necropolis to symbolise the failure of the COP26 process, at Glasgow Cathedral. (Photo by PAUL ELLIS/AFP via