Category : Westminster


Carney's Liberals Forge Majority Government in Canada

Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party has achieved a parliamentary majority through a combination of byelection victories and defections from rival parties, marking only the third majority government in Canada in two decades.

Tisza Party Victory in Hungary Sparks Democratic Renewal Hopes

Following Péter Magyar's Tisza party's landslide victory in Hungary's parliamentary elections, Budapest erupted in celebration. This outcome signals a potential end to Viktor Orbán's populist era, with implications for Ukraine, the EU, and global democrac

Readers React: US Bases, Trump, and Tax Letters

Guardian readers share witty letters on US airbases in Britain, Trump's clash with the Pope, and the case for taxing luxury matchboxes, highlighting public opinion on politics and society.

UK Poultry Feed: Wheat Dominates, Not Just Soy

Professor Julian Wiseman corrects misconceptions about UK poultry diets, emphasizing wheat as the primary home-grown component and debunking claims that soy is the only grain used.

Darfur's Despair: Hunger and Ruin in Sudan's Civil War

As Sudan's civil war enters its fourth year, photojournalist Jérome Tubiana captures daily life for 600,000 displaced in Tawila, highlighting hunger, bribery, and heritage loss amid the world's largest displacement crisis.

Police Probe Katy Perry Sexual Assault Allegations by Ruby Rose

Victoria Police are investigating historical sexual assault claims against Katy Perry by Australian actor Ruby Rose, stemming from a 2010 Melbourne nightclub incident. Perry's representatives have vehemently denied the allegations as 'dangerous reckless l

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