Politics News

Poland's top administrative court rules that same-sex marriages performed in other EU countries must be recognized, marking a significant step forward for LGBTQ+ rights in the country.

A major TV merger backed by former President Trump is moving forward, raising fears about the future of local news and media diversity.

Republican lawmakers defer to Trump on Iran, resisting public accounting despite Democratic calls for congressional hearings. Secretaries Rubio and Hegseth face pressure to testify under oath.

UK Minister Chris Bryant calls for greater ambition in renegotiating the UK-EU relationship, saying policy agreements are being done piecemeal and a more comprehensive vision is needed.

A Trump-connected businessman used his influence to pressure ICE into detaining the mother of his child during a custody dispute. This raises ethical concerns about the politicization of immigration enforcement.

A top Fed official cautioned against premature interest rate cuts, citing potential inflationary pressures from the ongoing Middle East crisis.

Reform UK faces backlash as it suspends Scottish candidate Stuart Niven, who was struck off as a company director over allegations of misusing COVID-19 grants.

Former President Trump is suing Harvard over claims of anti-Semitism, escalating a long-running dispute between the administration and the prestigious Ivy League university.

Denmark, the global leader in climate action, faces a surprising backlash against the spread of solar farms in rural areas ahead of crucial national elections.

Encrypted messages suggest police were prepared to disperse protesters against Israeli President Isaac Herzog if crowd exceeded 6,000 people. Uncovers new details beyond public statements.