Rachel Reeves has announced a new diplomatic push to drive Britain closer to the European Union. “I have today fired the starting gun of where we want to go next, and that is closer alignment,” ...
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Going nuclear? Why a growing number of Washington’s allies are eyeing an alternative to US umbrella
Until just a few years ago, few experts would have predicted that these nations – all allies of Washington – might one day join the nuclear club. Since 2006, that club has consisted of just nine ...
C atherine Connolly won the Irish presidential election last year for many reasons, some of which may take time to decipher.
A renowned lawyer who has become India's first openly queer member of parliament, Menaka Guruswamy from West Bengal has said she will stand for "equality, fraternity and non-discrimination." ...
The Swiss franc is brimming with strength, but how serious is the problem? To what extent do you think assisted suicide should be a legally available option to those who want to end their lives? Read ...
The BBC has been accused of acting as “judge and jury” after rejecting almost all the complaints made against it. The broadcaster has upheld just 200 out of almost 2.3 million ...
F rom John Bull’s ruddy cheeks to King Charles’s visage, symbols of Britain abound. But for a true glimpse of Britain’s soul, head to the “Compo Face” page on Reddit. On ...
The Westminster government and media have their heads 'so firmly in the sand' about the pro-independence political atmospheres in Scotland, ...
Britain is ending the centuries-old tradition of hereditary aristocrats sitting in Parliament’s House of Lords.
Britain's parliament has approved legislation to remove the remaining hereditary peers from the House of Lords, ending a centuries-old system of aristocratic seats in the upper chamber that the ...
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