Prince Harry's decision to downgrade his security in the UK has sparked a high-stakes court battle, with the Appeal Court set to determine whether the treatment was unjustified and inferior. The Duke of Sussex's decision to downgrade his security in the UK has been challenged in court, with the Appeal...

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired Vice Admiral Shoshana Chatfield, the country's top military representative to NATO, amid a larger purge of security officials loyal to President Donald Trump. The move marks a significant shift in leadership within the US military. The US Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth, has confirmed...

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his election rival Peter Dutton faced off in their first debate, with cost of living issues dominating the conversation. As Australia's future hangs in the balance, can either leader convince voters that they have the vision to lead the country forward? The First Election...

The UK government has given MPs a three-week reprieve to consider changes to the assisted dying bill, delaying its report stage and votes until May 16. The next vote on the Assisted Dying Bill will now return to the Commons on 16 May, instead of 25 April, for its report...

The Trump administration's 'reciprocal' tariffs are a flawed attempt to reduce trade deficits, ignoring the complexities of international trade and promoting a simplistic view of reciprocity that does not hold up under scrutiny. When US President Donald Trump announced the details of his wave of tariffs to a packed Rose...

Brazil's democracy is put to the test as former President Jair Bolsonaro stands trial before the Constitutional Court, marking a historic moment for the country's institutions. Brazil's democracy has been the subject of intense debate in recent years. While some argue that it is inefficient and biased, others see it...

The Green Party of England and Wales is poised to make history in this year's local elections, aiming for a record-breaking number of councillors and capitalizing on voter disillusionment with mainstream politics. The Green Party of England and Wales is set to make a significant impact in this year's local...

The UK Government's 'Make Britain Great Again' Tariff Reform Initiative faces scrutiny as the country navigates the complexities of trade wars with the US and China. Amidst growing concerns over medicine supply, European markets rebound despite trade war fears. Keir Starmer gives evidence to the Commons liaison committee today, where...

As France prepares to play a pivotal role in Europe's defense sector, the country must address several hurdles to achieve strategic autonomy, including sourcing raw materials and training engineers. France is poised to play a pivotal role in making Europe's defense sector autonomous, but the country faces several hurdles that...

A British businessman has lost a court battle over parliamentary immunity, sparking debate on the balance between individual rights and the power of parliament. Sir Philip Green, a well-known British businessman, has lost a legal case against the UK government over the use of parliamentary privilege. The case centered on...