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How Trump built a secret deportation pipeline to Africa

An investigation by 72 journalists reveals the Trump administration made shadowy deals with African nations to accept deportees. The policy cost millions and left people stranded in countries they did not know.

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Why Ukraine just hit Moscow with 1,000 drones

The largest ever drone attack on the Russian capital is not just an act of war. It is a calculated strike against Vladimir Putin’s economy, his military, and his authority.

Daniel Okafor·2d ago

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The attack on Riyadh changes the war in Yemen

A rebel strike on the Saudi capital was not just a military act. It was a political message, showing the limits of Riyadh's power and the growing reach of its rival, Iran.

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Why Trump just claimed control of Greenland

Donald Trump says he has secured Greenland for America. Denmark and Greenland say otherwise. The truth lies in the geopolitics of a melting Arctic.

Daniel Okafor·3d ago

UK All UK

Why one rugby contract shows the pressure on the English game

Henry Pollock's new deal with Northampton is worth over £400,000. It shows what it now costs to keep top English talent at home, and the financial squeeze on Premiership clubs.

World All World

Why the discovery of one book in a London shop still matters

A first edition of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' has turned up in an Oxfam. Its journey from an American press to a London shelf reveals much about the enduring nature of cultural power and the value of physical objects.

Politics All Politics

How Trump just blew up Britain’s Chagos Islands plan

A single comment from the US president calls a key British foreign policy deal 'terrible'. It leaves the prime minister caught between an angry ally and an unavoidable legal reckoning.

Business All Business

How one cut cable grounded America's busiest airports

A construction crew severed a single Verizon fiber optic line in New Jersey, causing chaos across the US airline industry. The event reveals a dangerous fragility at the heart of critical national infrastructure.

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Why would Apple build a watch with no screen?

A new rumour suggests Apple is developing a screenless fitness tracker like Whoop. This is not about a new gadget, but a potential shift in the company's multi-trillion dollar health strategy.

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Sport All Sport

What England's ugly Sri Lanka win really means

The scorecard says comfortable victory. The reality was a 'slow-burn affair' that reveals a new, more pragmatic side to England's formidable white-ball team.

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