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No details given over status of talks following US president’s remarks over condition of Israeli hostages released at the weekendThe IDF’s raid on the West Bank city of Jenin, which has killed at least 25 Palestinian people, according to officials, is on its 21st consecutive day. The Israeli military says its aim is to rout out what it has described as militants.Jenin’s refugee camp, one of 19 across the West Bank built in the aftermath of Israel’s creation in 1948 to house displaced Palestinians, is a centre of armed Palestinian resistance to the Israeli occupation.The occupation soldiers opened fire on

Local channels show police officer walking up to star as he sings Shape of You and unplugging microphoneEd Sheeran has been stopped by police from busking in India after he was told he lacked permissions.The songwriter was seen singing the hit single Shape of You on a pavement in the southern city of Bengaluru before his concert on Sunday night. Continue reading... Source link : https://www.theguardian.com/music/2025/feb/10/police-in-india-stop-ed-sheerans-impromptu-street-concert Author : Rachel Hall and agency Publish date : 2025-02-10 13:03:00 Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the linked Source.

Report published before international summit suggests US is moving away from a global leadership roleDonald Trump’s proposed “land grabs” mean the US is no longer perceived as “an anchor of stability, but rather a risk to be hedged against”, the organisers of the Munich Security Conference have said in their pre-summit report.The report, which takes as its theme the shift from a US-led, unipolar post-cold war era towards a multipolar world in which no single ideological outlook dominates, will form the backdrop to this year’s conference. Continue reading... Source link : https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/10/trump-proposed-land-grabs-mean-us-now-seen-as-a-risk-munich-security-report Author : Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor Publish date

Angela Eagle defends government plan to broadcast deportations as Home Office launches new immigration raidsToday the Telegraph is running a frontpage story claiming that the government may exempt some US tech companies, like Elon Musk’s X, from aspects of the Online Safety Act to ensure the UK avoids President Trump’s tariffs. It says:The law, which regulates online speech, is thought to be heavily disliked by the president’s administration because it can levy massive fines on US tech companies.Downing Street is willing to renegotiate elements of the Act in order to strike a trade deal, should it be raised by the