Reform UK says Britain is broken. Birmingham tells another story
The party’s gains in Britain’s most diverse major city are real, but they are not a verdict against multiculturalism.
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Oil and politics: What Trump’s ‘historic’ deal means for Venezuela
Venezuelans are hoping for free and fair elections, but the US may prioritise oil production.
From: NewsFeed
Asylum seekers caught in US immigration crackdown
Dree Collopy argues it could make people who lawfully enter the US more vulnerable to arrest and deportation.
Published On 5 Sep 2026
‘Small potatoes’: US President Trump downplays war on Iran
Trump tells reporters the US is ‘not fighting right now’ despite a recent exchange of fire with Iran.
Tunisia arrests journalist Mohamed Yousfi amid crackdown on critics
Tunisia faces criticism as prosecutions of journalists continue under President Kais Saied’s rule.
Mock Republican convention website tops Google, redirects to Epstein files
Democratic lawmakers poke fun at prank website, while Republicans slam ‘fake news’ and redirect users to real one.
From: NewsFeed
Nigel Farage heckled as he denies Reform UK took illegal funding
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was heckled by protesters on Friday, as he addressed the party’s conference in Birmingham.
Published On 4 Sep 2026
From: Inside Story
Will Europe pay the US to provide military aid to Ukraine?
US President Donald Trump laments past financial support for Ukraine’s war effort and has vowed to claw the money back.
Published On 4 Sep 2026
Watchdog report alleges misconduct by Trump’s former labour secretary
Lori Chavez-DeRemer reportedly used staff for personal tasks, drank at work and violated ethics regulations.
UN votes to adopt new world map that reflects Africa’s true size
The widely-used Mercator map is often criticised for visually exaggerating and centralising Western nations.
Brazilian Supreme Court roiled by dispute between justices
The country’s highest court is considering investigations into two judges who have accused each other of wrongdoing.
