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Anthony Albanese hugs Zelenskyy and boosts Ukraine aid by another $60million as new pact is signed
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the United Nations and signed a 10-year bilateral security agreement. Australia will provide a further $60 million in support for Ukraine, as Albanese reaffirmed that Russia’s invasion has implications for international security and the global rules-based order. The package includes $45 million in Australian…
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Burnham Eyes Early Election as Labour Surges; Poland Probes Sabotage
Poll swings in Labour’s favour fuel speculation PM Andy Burnham could call a snap election. Poland investigates a Starlink station fire as deliberate sabotage amid NATO security warnings.
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Dove Cameron & Damiano David Get Married in Italy After 3 Years Together
Dove Cameron and Damiano David have married in Tuscany, Italy, after three years together. The wedding marks the latest development in the relationship between the actor-singer and Måneskin frontman, who became engaged around eight months ago. The couple reportedly married at Palazzo dei Priori in Montalcino on 24 September, with photographs showing them wearing coordinated…
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Zurich Film Festival Underway With Golden Eye Award for Tom Hiddleston
The 2026 Zurich Film Festival has opened with the European premiere of *Tenzing*, an Apple drama about Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary’s historic 1953 ascent of Mount Everest. Tom Hiddleston, who plays Hillary, received the festival’s Golden Eye Award in recognition of his work across film, television, theatre and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Directed…
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Italy ministers agree to ban burqa and niqab in school and cap foreigners in class
The Italian government has approved a ban on burqa and niqab veils in schools and introduced a 30% cap on pupils without Italian citizenship or limited Italian language skills in any single class. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni framed the measures as integration tools promoting gender equality, but opposition parties accuse the government of pandering to…
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One priest killed and four injured in Polish abbey stabbing
A priest was killed and four other people were injured in a knife attack at a Catholic abbey in Jarosław, south-east Poland. A 31-year-old Ukrainian man was arrested, while authorities investigate his motive; Polish and Ukrainian leaders condemned the violence and called for a firm legal response. Police said four men and one woman were…
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Foreign leader on Putin’s doorstep sounds alarm over Iran fueling Moscow’s war machine
Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs has issued a warning about deepening military cooperation between Russia and Iran, stating that Iranian drone technology has been instrumental in Moscow’s war against Ukraine. Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, Rinkēvičs highlighted this growing alliance as a significant security concern for Europe, whilst announcing that Latvia will contribute military…
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See One Of ANGRY ANDERSON’s Final Video Interviews, Recorded Days Before His Heart Attack
Gary “Angry” Anderson, lead vocalist of Australian rock band Rose Tattoo, gave an interview at Sweden’s Skogsröjet festival on 31 July 2026, days before suffering a cardiac arrest. He later died in Sydney on 21 September, aged 79, and the band cancelled the remaining dates of its European farewell tour. In the interview, Anderson discussed…