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South Africa's government deploys soldiers to combat rising violent crime in major cities, sparking support and concerns over the potential escalation of conflicts.

South Africa is sending soldiers to major cities to address a surge in violent crime, sparking debates over the risks and benefits of military intervention in civil affairs.

South Africa takes drastic measures to tackle surging gang violence, deploying military forces to major cities. Supporters hail it as decisive action, while critics raise concerns about potential escalation.

Argentina has granted asylum to a Brazilian fugitive convicted for his role in the 2023 pro-Bolsonaro riots, a decision that could influence Brazil's upcoming presidential election.

Explore the life and legacy of Peter Mandelson, a key political figure who shaped UK politics for decades as a strategist, powerbroker, and cabinet minister.

The Charity Commission has concluded its review of allegations against Sri Guru Singh Sabha in Slough, issuing a formal warning over accounting failures and political activity.

An Australian mom tried to have her 14-year-old's Snapchat account removed, but the platform refused because the age listed was 25. Some platforms aren't complying with the new social media ban.

Senators Payman, Thorpe, and Faruqi call for parliamentary inquiry and mandatory training to address 'overt' racism corroding democracy

Victims of the unlawful robodebt scheme feel let down as the corruption watchdog finds misconduct but declines to press charges against those responsible.

New analysis reveals Australia's state and federal governments are subsidizing fossil fuel use at an unprecedented pace, exceeding $30K per minute and growing faster than NDIS funding.