🏛 Met Police Investigate Alleged Rape Inside Parliament
The Metropolitan Police confirmed it is investigating a 63-year-old man over an alleged rape inside the Houses of Parliament, in a case linked to former MP Jeffrey Donaldson.
Without naming Donaldson directly, the Met issued a statement confirming the investigation is underway.
🌍 Hungarian Central Bank Chief Detained in Fraud Probe
Former Hungarian central bank governor György Matolcsy has been detained as part of a financial fraud investigation, authorities confirmed.
The probe centres on foundations linked to the central bank that managed more than €1 billion in public funds. Matolcsy has denied any wrongdoing.
Matolcsy served as governor of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank and was a close ally of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, making the case one of the most significant legal actions involving a senior Hungarian official in years.
⚡ EU Vows Arctic Oil and Gas Must Stay in the Ground
European Commissioner for International Partnerships Jozef Síkela has reaffirmed the EU's opposition to drilling for oil and gas in the Arctic, putting Brussels at odds with Washington and Oslo.
Síkela stated the bloc will maintain its stance against extracting natural resources from the region, even as the US and Norway pursue a different course. The position signals a firm divide between the EU and key allies on Arctic energy policy.
🪖 Sudan Army Drones Kill 200+ Mourners and Market Civilians
Sudanese army drones struck a funeral procession and a fuel market in Sudan, killing more than 200 people, according to sources.
A truck carrying mourners to a funeral was hit, as was a market the army alleged was supplying fuel to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Both strikes occurred in RSF-held territory.
The death toll makes this one of the deadliest single incidents of Sudan's civil war. The army's stated justification — that the market was an RSF supply line — has not been independently verified.
🌍 China Tracks US-Japan Taiwan War Games With Drones and Warships
Japan has scrambled fighter jets after three PLA aircraft — two drones and a reconnaissance plane — flew through international airspace between Japanese islands into the Pacific, then returned toward mainland China, as US-Japan "Keen Sword" drills began.
Tokyo also detected PLA warships in the area, including a supply vessel capable of supporting the Liaoning aircraft carrier. The exercises are focused on a potential Taiwan contingency, making the Chinese surveillance deployment a direct signal of Beijing's intent to monitor allied readiness in the region.
Looking to expand your reach and get more visibility for your brand? We’ve got you covered! 🔥
💎 Unlock special partnership terms when booking advertising packages across our Telegram channel network!
✨ WHY ADVERTISE WITH US?
🎯 Wider Reach — Connect with audiences across 32 channels and multiple niches.
💰 Exclusive Terms — Access special conditions when booking package placements.
📈 More Visibility — Increase brand awareness across a network with over 25 million subscribers in total.
🤝 Flexible Packages — Find advertising solutions tailored to your goals, audience, and budget.
🌟 PERFECT FOR BRANDS, BUSINESSES, STARTUPS & MEDIA BUYERS!
📩 Ready to promote your brand?
Message us to explore available packages and get a personalized offer.
🔥 32 channels. 25M+ subscribers. More opportunities for your brand.
🪖 Drone Strike on Abyei Market Kills 73, Minister Says
At least 73 people were killed when drones struck a market in the disputed Abyei region on the Sudan–South Sudan border, according to the caretaker information minister for the jointly administered area.
The minister accused Sudan's army of carrying out the attack. Abyei's status remains contested between the two countries, making it one of Africa's most sensitive border zones.