Politics News

Vietnam holds general election with 93% of candidates from ruling Communist Party, highlighting the party's tight control over the political process.

Lib Dem leader Ed Davey to argue Britain must develop independent nuclear weapons as it can no longer rely on the US under Trump presidency

The tight mayoral race in Marseille, France is a crucial bellwether for the nation's political landscape as far-right and centrist candidates vie for the city's leadership.

Proposed replacements for Winston Churchill on British banknotes have ignited a fierce backlash, with politicians and animal advocates clashing over the new face of the nation's currency.

As tensions escalate with Iran, President Trump's promise of an economic boom is at odds with the mounting costs of potential military conflict.

NSW to introduce laws forcing sellers to publish price guides, with hefty fines for agents engaging in underquoting or dummy bidding to create a 'fair property market'.

Prediction markets have hosted millions in bets tied to the ongoing conflict, sparking calls for tighter regulation and oversight of these controversial platforms.

Former President Trump pays respects to six Army Reservists killed in an Iranian drone strike during a moving ceremony at Dover Air Force Base.

Brazil's former far-right leader Bolsonaro, known for his persistent health issues since a 2018 stabbing, has been hospitalized for a lung infection while serving a sentence.

The Defense Department tightens oversight of the independent Stars and Stripes publication, sparking concerns over press freedom for military journalists.