Politics News

In an unprecedented move, former US President Donald Trump is expected to attend the upcoming Supreme Court oral arguments, marking a historic presidential first.

Cecillia Wang, the ACLU's national legal director, is set to argue for the preservation of birthright citizenship in a crucial Supreme Court case.

As a 2-year report on Germany's partial cannabis legalization is filed, conservative politicians dismiss it as a 'nonstarter', despite nuanced findings that identify issues needing resolution.

Trump lashes out at NATO allies, signals winding down of Iran war, and warns Iran's Strait of Hormuz closure will impact others - a comprehensive analysis of the latest developments.

UK courts find pro-Palestine protest leaders guilty of breaching police rules, drawing criticism from human rights groups over alleged political motivations.

In a bold move, President Trump calls on Europe to forge its own path, emphasizing national sovereignty over global cooperation. This shift in U.S. foreign policy could have far-reaching implications.

A new £62m fund has been introduced to encourage the installation of common fire alarms in buildings awaiting remediation work, enhancing safety and lowering costs for leaseholders.

Prosecutors in France link a failed attack on a Bank of America office in Paris to a pro-Iranian group, highlighting the ongoing threat of extremism targeting Western institutions.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's comments on returning 80% of Syrian refugees within 3 years spark backlash and prompt clarifications amid ongoing debate over migration policies.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's statement that 80% of Syrians in Germany should return to their home country within 3 years has sparked widespread backlash from the Syrian community.