NATO 'Ready and Willing' to Protect Europe, Says Rutte
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte delivers a firm commitment to European defence, stating the alliance is prepared to take all necessary measures. Read the full statement and analysis.
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Ukraine Peace Talks Fail as Putin Warns of War with Europe
High-stakes Moscow talks between the US and Russia yield no breakthrough on Ukraine. Putin issues stark war warning to Europe as NATO ministers convene in Brussels.
Brussels breaks record for longest period without a government
Brussels has surpassed Belgium's national record, going 542 days without a government. Political deadlock among 14 parties stalls crucial decisions amid a budget crisis and rising social issues. Read the full analysis.
New Parliament Conduct Rules Fail to Stop Bullying
Crossbench MPs report persistent bullying in Parliament despite new behaviour standards. Read the latest on Westminster's conduct crisis and what changes are needed.
Former Ukip MEP denies Russian payment allegations
David Coburn, former Ukip Scotland leader, denies taking money to promote Russian interests after Nathan Gill's bribery conviction. Read the full investigation details.
Italy delays landmark law defining rape by consent
Italy's parliament postpones crucial legislation that would define sex without consent as rape, creating a rift in Giorgia Meloni's coalition government. Discover the implications.
EU Parliament Votes for Social Media Under-16s Ban
The European Parliament has called for a ban on social media for children under 16 to combat mental health risks from addictive platforms. Discover the details.
Von der Leyen: Changing borders by force sets dangerous precedent
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen warns against carving up Ukraine as peace talks continue. Read her stark warning about border changes and Europe's stance on Russian aggression.
NSW Faces Catastrophic Fire Warning Amid Parliament Rush
New South Wales experiences first catastrophic fire warning in two years as Labor and Greens negotiate environment protection laws in parliament's final days.
Belgium strike cancels all flights, hits UK travellers
A nationwide strike in Belgium cancels all departure flights, disrupting UK travel. Discover your passenger rights and alternative travel options.
Pauline Hanson suspended from Senate for 7 days
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been suspended from Parliament for seven days following her controversial burqa demonstration. Discover the full story behind this historic censure.
Greens Condemn Hanson's Burqa Stunt in Parliament
Greens Deputy Leader Mehreen Faruqi accuses Australian Parliament of systemic racism following Pauline Hanson's controversial burqa protest. Read the full story.
MPs told to switch off phones for Chinese visit
Australian MPs were warned to turn off phones and laptops during a Chinese delegation's Parliament House visit, highlighting serious cyber security concerns. Read the full details.
Coalition attacks Bowen's Cop presidency in parliament
The Coalition launches parliamentary attack on Climate Minister Chris Bowen over his Cop negotiation presidency while experts dismiss criticism as 'culture cringe'. Plus: NSW housing plans and Trump's Ukraine proposal.
Final Parliamentary Week: Key Bills & Party Drama
The final parliamentary sitting week sees crucial environment bill debates and Liberal party instability. Stay informed on the political developments shaping Australia's future.
Starmer demands probe into Reform-Russia links
PM Sir Keir Starmer calls for investigation into Reform UK's Russian connections after ex-Wales leader Nathan Gill jailed for 10.5 years over pro-Russian bribes. Read the full story.
Reform UK's Nathan Gill jailed for Russia bribes
Former Reform UK Wales leader Nathan Gill sentenced to 10.5 years for taking £40,000 in bribes to make pro-Russia statements as MEP. Read the full investigation.
EU debates Ukraine 'capitulation' peace plan
EU foreign ministers meet in Brussels to discuss a secretive US-Russia draft peace plan for Ukraine, denounced as capitulation. Follow live updates on the diplomatic crisis.
MI5: China targets UK Parliament via LinkedIn
Security services warn of Chinese espionage campaign targeting MPs and peers through professional networks. Learn how to identify suspicious approaches.
Italy demands EU probe over 'fake' pasta sauces
Italy's agriculture minister calls for an investigation into 'Italian sounding' pasta sauces found in the EU parliament supermarket, a scandal costing the nation €120bn annually.
MI5: Chinese Spies Target UK MPs on LinkedIn
Security service MI5 warns UK parliamentarians of new Chinese espionage attempts via LinkedIn headhunters. Read the latest on the government's security response.
MI5 warns MPs over Chinese espionage threat
MI5 issues urgent security alert to Parliament about Chinese intelligence operatives targeting MPs and peers. Learn about the ongoing espionage threat.
Two arrested over sex noise prank in Commons
Police arrest two men after a mobile phone was found hidden in the House of Commons chamber, intended to disrupt PMQs with sex noises. Discover the security breach details.
Saturday Quiz: Test Your Knowledge on Music, History & Sport
Dive into this week's challenging Saturday quiz. Can you answer all the questions on country music legends, ancient parliaments, and Olympic events? Put your knowledge to the test!
Decision on 5 London Cafés Due in Early December
The fate of five beloved London cafés, including three on Hampstead Heath, will be announced in early December following a major community campaign supported by celebrities.
New Australian MPs on First-Term Parliament Experiences
Freshly elected Liberal and Labor MPs discuss their initial parliamentary experiences, challenges, and perspectives on Australian politics in revealing new podcast.
Iraqi PM's coalition wins parliamentary elections
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al Sudani's coalition secures victory in Iraq's parliamentary elections. Discover the political challenges ahead and what this means for the nation's future.
Fireworks ban petition forces Parliament debate
A petition demanding fireworks restrictions has surpassed 130,000 signatures, triggering a potential Parliamentary debate about banning public sales to protect vulnerable people and animals.
SA Parliament Defeats Late-Term Abortion Restrictions
South Australian parliament voted down a bill to restrict abortion access after 22 weeks. The proposed amendment sparked an emotional debate on women's healthcare rights.
Howard Backs Four-Year Parliamentary Terms
Former PM John Howard joins current leader in rare bipartisan call for four-year parliamentary terms, marking 50th anniversary of Whitlam's dismissal. Read the full story.
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