Hungary Faces Daily Fines from EU Over Asylum Law Violations
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has imposed a significant fine on Hungary, demanding €1 million (£845,000) for every day the country fails to...
The Persistent Tragedy of Gun Violence in America: A Call for Stricter Regulations
On October 1, 2017, the Route 91 music festival in Las Vegas turned into a scene of horror. Heather Gooze, a bartender at the...
Speculation and Strategy: The Labour Party’s Tax Proposals and Assisted Dying Debates in the UK
As the UK gears up for a pivotal general election, political strategies and policy proposals are under intense scrutiny. The Labour Party, led by...
The Vanishing Australian Dream: Unaffordable Housing in Major Capitals
The dream of owning a home in Australia’s major cities is becoming increasingly unattainable for middle-income earners. According to a recent study by the...
Tragic End to a Reformist’s Journey: Malawi Mourns the Loss of Vice-President Saulos Chilima
Lilongwe, Malawi - In a sombre revelation that has gripped the nation, President Lazarus Chakwera confirmed the death of Malawi's Vice-President, Saulos Chilima, following...
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Navalny, “frog poison”, and the UK’s push for action: evidence, politics, and the hard questions
Two years after Alexei Navalny died in a Russian...
McSweeney quits: the Mandelson scandal becomes a Downing Street test of judgment, vetting and trust
Morgan McSweeney’s sudden resignation as Sir Keir Starmer’s chief...
Epstein files shake transatlantic politics as records show payments linked to Peter Mandelson
Newly released U.S. government records tied to late sex...
Minneapolis on Edge After Federal Agents Kill US Citizen, Igniting Protests and a National Reckoning
Minneapolis is once again at the centre of a...
