Politics News

Reform UK vows to stop issuing visas to people from countries demanding compensation for the transatlantic slave trade, calling the reparations calls 'insulting'.

Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith faces arrest over alleged war crimes committed during his service in Afghanistan. The high-profile case raises questions about military accountability.

Ben Roberts-Smith, a recipient of Australia's highest military honor, faces accusations of murdering unarmed civilians during his deployment in Afghanistan.

In a shift in Vietnam's power structure, the Communist Party's To Lam has been elected as the country's new state president, consolidating party and state leadership.

Millions in child trust funds sit unclaimed as government faces calls to automatically release the funds at age 21. Explore the issue and the potential impact on young adults.

Elections in the UK's Celtic nations could see nationalist parties like Plaid Cymru, the SNP, and Sinn Féin take power, presenting constitutional challenges as the country faces a 'seismic change'.

Political analysts examine why Iran has declined a US ceasefire deal, citing the country's past experiences with the US and Israel. Experts provide in-depth analysis on the complex geopolitical factors at play.

John Bolton, former US National Security Advisor, travels to Hungary to boost PM Orban's re-election bid amid growing concerns over democratic backsliding.

Explore how the Roma community's votes could sway the outcome of Hungary's upcoming election, and the factors shaping their political engagement.

Spanish leaders engage in heated debate over request to temporarily relocate Picasso's masterpiece Guernica to Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum.