Politics News

Comprehensive update on the Timms Review of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) from the co-chairs, detailing the review's current status and key developments.

As France gears up for the presidential race, local elections this weekend could signal a shift towards far-right leadership in major cities. Analysts say the results indicate a fractured political landscape.

As Hungary's election approaches, PM Viktor Orban leverages the EU's loan to Ukraine to gain political advantage, putting him at odds with President Zelensky.

The UK government plans to reduce climate aid to developing countries by around 14% to £2 billion per year, sparking concerns over national security and lives overseas.

Former Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says LGBTQ+ rights in Europe face a 'chill wind' as Russia exports conservatism and the US retreats under Trump.

Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán refuses to back down on blocking a vital €90bn loan for Ukraine, amid dispute over a damaged Russian oil pipeline.

Vice President JD Vance responds to concerns over soaring gas prices by redirecting focus to the Biden administration's policies, sparking a heated political debate.

Israel's newly-appointed National Security Minister Ben-Gvir stokes controversy by touring a 'gallows museum' and threatening to reintroduce the death penalty.

A woman who endured 14 years of sexual and physical abuse by her parents breaks her silence, condemning The Australian's podcast for downplaying her evidence.

Rumors swirl around a possible leadership change within the Victorian Labor party, with growing concerns over Premier Jacinta Allan's baggage and handling of recent controversies.