Politics News

Islamic community condemns spate of Islamophobic incidents after former church being converted into mosque in Victoria is set ablaze in suspicious fire.

Republican members of Congress raise worries about the Trump administration's approach to tensions with Iran, citing risks of military escalation and failed policies.

The U.S. Justice Department has agreed to pay $1.25 million to settle a lawsuit filed by former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn, who claimed he was wrongfully prosecuted in the Russia investigation.

Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin ordered arrested for contempt of court, signaling a dramatic legal showdown over his controversial pardons and commutations.

The Trump administration's decision to lift restrictions on Russian and Iranian oil exports sparks bipartisan criticism over potential energy price hikes and geopolitical consequences.

Examining the top talking points driving voter sentiment in a key central Scotland constituency ahead of the Holyrood elections.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is gaining ground in Australia, driven by voter discontent with traditional parties. This article explores the rise of right-wing populism and its impact on the country's political landscape.

The Supreme Court of Canada hears a landmark case on the government's ability to suspend civil liberties through the notwithstanding clause of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Fiercely independent Republican Congressman Thomas Massie is fighting to retain his seat in Kentucky's primary election, despite clashing with former President Trump. Can the outspoken libertarian hold onto his House seat?

The Metropolitan police will start arresting people who show support for Palestine Action, reversing a previous decision after a court ruled the group's ban was unlawful.