Politics News

Keir Starmer's recent appearance before the Liaison Committee was a calculated move, as the Labour leader aimed to avoid making headlines while Iran took center stage.

Examining the uncertainty surrounding Trump's claim of 'productive' talks with Iran, as the U.S. president balances a crisis with the pursuit of international prizes.

EU demands transparency as Hungary investigates claims of information leaks to Russia, raising concerns about national security breaches.

A bipartisan bill aims to prohibit online sports betting exchanges like Kalshi and Polymarket, sparking debate on regulating new financial instruments.

Labour leader Keir Starmer signals government aid for household bills next winter amid soaring energy prices and the ongoing fallout from the Iran conflict.

Iran dismisses reports of productive discussions with the US, accusing Trump of using the idea of talks to 'escape the quagmire' the US and Israel find themselves in.

A group of 8 prominent architecture and culture organizations have filed a federal lawsuit against President Trump and the Kennedy Center board, seeking compliance with historic preservation laws.

Sudanese and Afghan students with UK university offers challenge government's 'emergency brake' visa policy, citing discrimination.

The new 'Pax Silica' fund aims to reduce global dependencies and strengthen U.S. manufacturing of critical semiconductors.

As Hungary's election looms, far-right leaders like Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders praise Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, calling him an 'exceptional leader' and 'a lion' on a 'continent led by sheep'.