U.S. and UK launch airstrikes on Houthi targets in Yemen
The U.S. and UK conducted airstrikes targeting Houthi militia in Yemen amid a surge in attacks on ships, marking the fourth joint operation to deter further aggression.
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Western leaders show solidarity with Ukraine as conflict enters third year
Western leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen and Justin Trudeau, visited Kyiv to show solidarity with Ukraine as it marks the third year of conflict with Russia.
UK Pledges Further Support for Ukraine
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledges additional support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, including funding for artillery ammunition and drones.
500 kg WWII bomb discovered in UK garden, safely detonated in sea
500 kg WWII bomb found in Plymouth Garden led to mass evacuation. Detonated at sea after four days. Disruptions ensued, but community unity prevailed. The museum sheds light on the city's wartime past.
Houthi militants target cargo ships in Gulf of Aden
Houthi militants escalate attacks on cargo ships in the Gulf of Aden, disrupting global shipping and raising safety concerns for crews.
Houthi rebels launch missiles at Iran bound cargo ship
Houthi rebels launched missiles at the Greek-owned MV Star Iris in the Red Sea, targeting an Iran-bound cargo ship, in the first such incident since the onset of attacks on international shipping during the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Anand Mahindra recently referred to Great Britain as “brutal” on Twitter
After persistent market turbulence, British Prime Minister Liz Truss removed her finance minister this week, Kwasi Kwarteng.
UK PM Boris Johnson under increasing pressure as Sue Gray report on Lockdown Party expected today
As the government prepares for a "very damning" assessment by top civil servant Sue Gray, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing increasing criticism over Downing Street parties.
UK imposes sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s daughters
Putin's adult daughters Katerina Tikhonova and Maria Vorontsova, as well as Sergeyevna Vinokurova, the daughter of foreign minister Sergei Lavrov, have their assets frozen.
UK slams restrictions on five Russian banks and wealthy individuals
Talking at the UK parliament hours after Russia appointed troops into two Moscow-backed Ukrainian rebel regions, Johnson explained it as "a renewed invasion" of its western neighbour.
China pledges not to build new coal-fired power projects abroad
Since it will be better for the world, if developing countries could reduce their carbon emissions and carbon footprints, therefore China has been under heavy diplomatic pressure to put an end to its coal financing overseas to meet the goals of the Paris agreement.
Britain’s state-run NHS starts the world’s largest blood trial for 50 types of cancer
Lung, bowel, prostate, and breast cancers account for 45% of the United Kingdom’s cancer deaths the NHS started.
Britain’s PM Boris Johnson will introduce plans to tackle COVID-19 in winter
The winter is going to be challenging the NHS is fearing the worst winter in living memory, they know they’re going to have more flu and respiratory problems.
EU cancels British demand to deal the trading position of Northern Ireland
Britain agreed to the protocol and left some EU guidelines in accordance with the Northern Ireland region and readily accepted to undergo the security checks on goods arriving from the United Kingdom.
Vaccine passport mandatory for nightclubs and large-scale gatherings : British Government
British government introduces Vaccine Passports for nightclubs & large scale gatherings.
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