Politics News

Boris Pistorius, the German Defense Minister, dismisses rumors of a leadership change within his center-left Social Democratic Party after recent electoral setbacks. Meanwhile, legal challenges loom for two major automakers.

PM Modi assures India's economy can weather the challenges posed by Middle East turmoil, highlighting the country's strong fundamentals despite disruptions to supply chains and trade routes.

The Indian Supreme Court will hear petitions challenging the new privacy law, which transparency activists and journalists argue could restrict access to information. Additionally, domestic airfares in India are expected to rise as temporary caps are lifted.

As Labour braces for losses, a rising drive to keep out the Reform party is complicating expectations for the May local elections in the UK.

Explore the surprising stability behind the high drama of UK politics, as small swings carry outsized consequences in a fragmented multi-party system.

A prominent pro-government blogger in Russia who criticized President Vladimir Putin has been admitted to a psychiatric hospital in St. Petersburg, raising concerns about free speech.

A pro-Kremlin blogger who turned against Putin has been hospitalized in a Russian psychiatric facility. Is this a sign of the regime's crackdown on dissent?

A new Guardian podcast explores troubling questions about the conviction of Alexander Villa for the murder of an off-duty Chicago police officer, highlighting issues in the US justice system.

London authorities investigate a shocking arson attack on a Jewish emergency medical service as a potential hate crime. The incident has shaken the community and raised concerns about rising antisemitism.

A Guernsey Deputy claims there is significant public support for eliminating the island's £5.6 million in annual foreign aid spending, sparking debate around the future of the program.