Politics News

The EU and Germany express concern over reports of Hungary's foreign minister briefing Russia on EU talks, prompting an investigation by PM Orban into alleged wiretapping.

The US president's tough stance on Iran has shown that swift, decisive action rather than protracted talks can secure victory, experts say.

Brian Doherty, a renowned writer who chronicled the libertarian movement and other outsider communities, has passed away at the age of 57. His works provided a definitive history of libertarianism and explored underground comics and the Burning Man festival.

Reform UK's mayoral hopeful faces backlash for likening Jewish neighborhood watch group to 'Islamists on horseback' following an arson attack on Jewish charity ambulances.

A Republican lawmaker wants to impose a $250 yearly tax on electric vehicle owners to fund highway repairs, further undermining EV adoption in the US.

The Security Minister releases a statement on the disturbing attack on a Hatzola ambulance in Golders Green, sparking outrage and concerns for public safety within the Jewish community.

Péter Magyar, the leading opposition candidate in Hungary's elections, says the government's alleged sharing of confidential EU information with Moscow betrays Hungarian and European interests.

Families of Hillsborough disaster victims accuse Keir Starmer and the government of an 'insult' for failing to introduce the promised Hillsborough law in this parliamentary session.

Italian voters have overwhelmingly rejected the government's proposed overhaul of the judiciary, dealing a setback to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's agenda and her prospects for the next general election.

Former Justice Secretary Sir Robert Buckland KC has been tapped to lead an independent review into the tragic murder of Conservative MP Sir David Amess.