Author: News Desk

ICJ Fugitive Netanyahu in Washington gets a red carpet treatment instead of handcuffs. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived in the United States for meetings with President Donald Trump and others in his administration to discuss the Gaza ceasefire deal and his Middle East plans.

There’s a ceasefire agreement in Gaza is holding on by a thread but Israel continues to bomb the West Bank and is butchering palestinians at every chance it gets.

Musk has an issue with USAID being autonomous enough to disregard and undermine his orders.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs are no longer a threat but a reality. They cap off a wild January in Washington. ‘Tariff is a beautiful word’, only Trump would say something so Ron Burgundy.
He is using these tariffs to assert more authority over these trading partners and at the same time, put up taxes, without using the word TAX.

Starmer will be doing Trump’s dirty work in Europe, if he wants to keep his job.

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If you’ve got the cash to splash, Amsterdam is a lovely option for a mini-break. It is a city that effortlessly combines luxury with charm making it the perfect destination for a high-end getaway.

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Humbling of champions The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on last night’s Premier League matches. Arsenal’s 5-1 win over Manchester City leads the main story, with the paper describing the win as a ‘humbling’ of Manchester City.

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Arsenal 5 Man City 1 – Humbled The back page of the Daily Express reports on last night’s Premier League action as Arsenal thumped Man City 5-1. Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim says he has no regret in letting Marcus Rashford go on loan to Aston Villa.

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EU warns Trump: We will not be bullied European leaders are also on edge, with The Telegraph highlighting threats of retaliation if the EU faces similar tariffs. The front page reports on the changes to the Ofsted ratings. The paper says parents are “bewildered” by the plan to replace one-word reviews of schools with at least 40 points of comparison.

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French tell UK to eat humble pie on Brexit The Times claims that French President Emmanuel Macron will tell UK Labour leader Keir Starmer that his attendance at an EU summit signals the failure of Brexit. An unnamed diplomat told the paper, “In a complicated world, the UK will obviously be closer to Europe.”   Russians suspected of hacking into Starmer’s personal email says the front page.

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