Politics News

As Republicans prepare for the upcoming midterm elections, they've acknowledged the necessity to reevaluate their approach to immigration policy to appeal to a broader electorate.

As the US-Iran conflict rages on, Trump's shifting rhetoric leaves many questions unanswered about the war's goals, duration, and civilian casualties.

As the US-Israel war on Iran rages, the Tories and Reform UK have taken a dangerously ideological stance, revealing a lack of serious foreign policy thinking.

Zack Polanski, leader of the Green Party, faces scrutiny over past comments claiming hypnosis could increase a woman's breast size, with contradictory statements revealed in a BBC interview.

Three Norwegian brothers of Iraqi origin have been arrested in connection with a minor blast at the US embassy in Oslo. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the suspected 'terrorist bombing'.

President Trump claims the US has significantly crippled Iran's military capabilities, warning that the remaining assets 'could be taken out in an hour' if necessary.

UK court rejects attempt to reinstate 'terrorism' charge against Liam O'Hanna, rapper of Kneecap group, who says case was never about public threat or terrorism.

Former Australian intelligence chief Dennis Richardson has unexpectedly quit his role as special advisor to the royal commission examining antisemitism and the Bondi terror attack just two weeks after its opening hearing.

17 states file lawsuit against the Trump administration's order for colleges to disclose sensitive student race data, arguing it violates federal privacy laws.

Chile's new president, Jose Antonio Kast, has praised the country's former dictator Pinochet. Experts analyze what this could signal for the nation's future.