The floundering left-wing Labour Party government in Britain appears intent on imposing as much authoritarianism on the public while it remains in power, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer using the King’s Speech on Wednesday to confirm plans to introduce a Digital ID system and calls being made from an outgoing minister for further surveillance of phones.
The floundering left-wing Labour Party government in Britain appears intent on imposing as much authoritarianism on the public while it remains in power, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer using the King’s Speech on Wednesday to confirm plans to introduce a Digital ID system and calls being made from an outgoing minister for further surveillance of phones.
Police investigating after a pair of soldiers deployed to the NATO headquarters were attacked by alleged slogan-shouting, mask-wearing men.
The United States and Canada must unite to confront communist China’s growing global influence, panelists at the National Conference in Ottawa concluded last Friday, discussing, in part, this mutual goal.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has signalled that Brussels may seek to introduce legislation for a blanket ban on social media access for teenagers throughout the entire bloc by the summer.
Emergency services were called to Brighton early Wednesday over concern for a person in the water, leading to three bodies being recovered.
Demi Moore declared “AI is here” at the Cannes International Film Festival while urging people to find ways to work with it.
Days of plotting against Britain’s lame-duck PM paused for a key part of Britain’s constitution to play out with pomp and ceremony.
The European Union (E.U.) is set to ban Brazilian meat imports on September 3 over the use of antibiotics to stimulate growth unless producers show compliance with safety regulations before the deadline — an announcement that comes roughly two weeks after the E.U. provisionally kicked off its controversial free trade deal with Mercosur.
Spain has called for the creation of a “European Army” to free the continent from American “coercion” and reliance on Washington for defence.
Spain’s refusal to allow the United States, its NATO ally, to use its military bases for the war in Iran remains in place, Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares reiterated Tuesday.
The overwhelming majority of the German public is dissatisfied with the performance of Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition government on immigration.
Interior Secretary and Chairman of the National Energy Dominance Council Doug Burgum said Monday that American natural gas could move through Europe’s vertical corridor to help allies reduce their dependence on Russian energy and change the geopolitics of the region.
The World Health Organization reports two new hantavirus infections linked to the cruise ship MV Hondius, bringing the total up to 11.
A retired pastor in Northern Ireland was convicted last week of breaching a “safe access zone” outside a hospital in 2024 while sharing a gospel message.
Illegal migrant placed in pre-trial detention over alleged plans to launch a jihadist terror attack against the world-famous Louvre museum.
While blockbusters like “Top Gun: Maverick” and “Elvis” have touched down at previous incarnations, studio films this year have been either scared away by the possibility of a rocky reception or by the high cost of flying in A-listers to the Cote d’Azur. The closest thing in Cannes’ slate is an anniversary celebration for “Fast & Furious.”
Nigel Farage’s insurgent Reform UK party has seen its support among British voters surge higher after it thrashed both Westminster establishment parties in last week’s local elections.
Chinese automobile giant BYD’s first EV plant in Europe under scrutiny over allegations of abuse against its Chinese migrant workforce.
In what may prove to be the first shot across the bow for broader unrest in the months to come, French farmers once again took to their tractors in Lyon on Monday to protest the rising cost of fuel in the country.
Starmer has refused to go quietly, as some within the UK’s Labour government had clearly hoped, and has defied rebels to challenge him.
A leading economic forecasting group has warned that Britain’s sluggish economic growth, combined with rising energy prices, will result in over 160,000 jobs being lost this year, raising further questions about the left-wing government’s net-zero green agenda
The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) and Spanish health officials on Monday updated their tally of hantavirus cases linked to the cruise ship MV Hondius to seven confirmed cases and two reported infections under investigation.
A clear majority of Britons think it is time for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to step down in the wake of his disastrous election results.
The Cascio family is renewing their allegations of sexual abuse against The King of Pop, Michael Jackson, in the wake of the recent biopic about the music star. But Jackson’s estate is ripping the claims as just another “desperate money grab.”
Court sentenced parents for keeping three children locked away for years in a case known in the country as ‘The Oviedo Horror House’.
Far-left presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon has vowed to withdraw France from the NATO military alliance, while blasting both U.S. President Donald Trump and Israel over the conflict in Iran.
Israeli singer Noam Bettan and his entourage received a warm welcome in Vienna, Austria, during the opening event for this week’s Eurovision Song Contest on Sunday — a radical departure from the throngs of pro-Hamas protesters wearing keffiyehs and threatening Israeli contestants that had become the norm in the past two years.
Labour’s political opponents are un-British, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said as he made a final Hail Mary speech to save his job on Monday, while attempting to use boogeyman scare tactics over the so-called “far-right” to justify his continued presence in Number 10.
London’s far-left Mayor Sadiq Khan accused President Donald Trump of being “obsessed” with him as he celebrates his tenth anniversary as head of the British capital — jibing Trump by asking whether he is “interested” and “fancies” him. President Trump has
Nigel Farage has proclaimed that Reform UK’s dominant performance in last week’s UK elections has given his party a national footing to take down the Westminster political duopoly.
Russia accused Kyiv of breaking a U.S.-brokered ceasefire on Sunday, while Ukrainian officials said that one person had been killed and more injured by Russian drone and artillery strikes in the past 24 hours.
The Greek government has warned that there are over half a million migrants waiting in Libya to cross the Mediterranean and land in Europe, sparking concerns of another migrant crisis.
Two British-Chinese dual nationals were found guilty of utilizing Home Office systems spy on Hong Kong dissidents in the UK on behalf of China.
The shaky ceasefire in the Iran war was tested again on Sunday when drones of unclear origin set fire to a cargo ship off Qatar’s coast and entered Kuwaiti airspace before dawn, authorities said.
More than a hundred Labour Party politicians have called on Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer to set out plans to resign from his post following this week’s disastrous defeat in the local elections to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party.
Passengers started disembarking on Sunday from the hantavirus-hit cruise ship anchored off Tenerife in Spain’s Canary Islands, hours after arriving there as evacuation plans got underway.
Russian President Vladimir Putin hinted that the war in Ukraine may be coming to a close as he led his country in celebrating the victory over Nazi Germany in World War II on Saturday.
Former Polish presidential candidate Sławomir Mentzen has claimed to have been detained by British authorities after flying to London with his wife and children on Friday
In the wake of being hammered at the polls by the British electorate during this week’s local elections, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer vowed to push forward with his unpopular agenda while wrapping himself in the cloak of the Labour establishment in a bid to cling onto power.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday voiced confidence of victory in Ukraine as he oversaw a military parade on Red Square commemorating the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II – a show that didn’t include heavy weapons for the first time in nearly two decades.
