Category : Westminster


Greens and Reform Challenge UK's Two-Party System

Political scientist Prof Rob Ford analyzes how Labour and Conservatives are losing voters to the Greens and Reform UK, with insights on upcoming May elections and the future of British politics.

Two More Teens Arrested After 14-Year-Old Shot Dead

Two additional teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the fatal shooting of 14-year-old Eghosa Ogbebor in Woolwich, south London. The incident has sparked a major police investigation and community outrage.

Settlers Threaten Ancient Christian Town in West Bank

Taybeh, one of the world's oldest Christian communities, faces existential threat from escalating settler violence and land grabs in the occupied West Bank, with residents describing a strategy to make life intolerable.

Young Hungarian Voters Challenge Orbán in Pivotal Election

A new generation of Hungarian voters under 30, disillusioned by economic stagnation and corruption, are mobilizing against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Polls show 65% plan to vote against him, potentially reshaping the country's political future.

Trump's Quest to Name Everything After Himself

Donald Trump's second term sees an unprecedented expansion of his name and image across government institutions, from drug discount sites to battleships, sparking debates on narcissism and democratic norms.

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