Péter Magyar's election victory ends Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, bringing EU relief. However, tensions over Ukraine support, frozen funds, and migration policy will test Hungary's new government.
Geoffrey Robertson KC, founder of Doughty Street Chambers where Keir Starmer practiced, condemns Labour proposals to halve jury trials as a betrayal of party values and warns of constitutional damage.
Donald Trump's naval blockade of Iran triggers rising oil prices and threatens medicine shortages, forcing Europe and the UK to reconsider diplomatic intervention despite initial reluctance to join the conflict.
Reform UK's press conference saw Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf attack Boris Johnson and Kemi Badenoch over immigration, proposing show trials for 'traitors' while forgiving allies Braverman and Jenrick.
Hungary's prime minister-elect Péter Magyar pledges to restore rule of law and unlock EU funds after defeating Viktor Orbán with a decisive supermajority victory.
Viktor Orbán's surprising election loss in Hungary after 16 years of rule provides symbolic hope for US Democrats opposing Donald Trump's authoritarian tendencies, analysts say.
The Trump administration has reversed its decision to remove the Pride flag from the Stonewall national monument in New York City, agreeing to keep it flying after a lawsuit from LGBTQ+ advocates.
Péter Magyar's landslide victory over Viktor Orbán signals a dramatic shift in Hungarian politics, ending 16 years of autocratic rule and offering Brussels hope for restored democratic values and cooperation.
Hungarians celebrate a historic election victory for the Tisza party, ousting Viktor Orbán after 16 years. Record turnout brings hope and uncertainty to Budapest streets.
Trump Media and Technology Group has voluntarily withdrawn its defamation lawsuit against The Guardian regarding a report about federal prosecutors investigating $8 million in payments with potential Russian connections.
Donald Trump faces backlash after posting an AI-generated image depicting him as a Christ-like figure, with criticism coming from both supporters and opponents. The incident highlights growing concerns about AI misuse in politics.
Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell announces resignation following multiple sexual assault allegations and a House ethics committee investigation, ending his California gubernatorial campaign.
Texas Republican Tony Gonzales will retire from Congress after admitting to an affair with a staffer who died by suicide, facing expulsion threats from colleagues.
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Donald Trump removed a controversial AI-generated image from Truth Social that depicted him as a divine healer, sparking criticism from his Christian supporters.
Péter Magyar, Hungary's new leader, says he would urge Vladimir Putin to stop the killing in Ukraine if they speak. Ukraine celebrates Viktor Orbán's defeat, clearing the way for a crucial €90bn EU loan.
Donald Trump removed an AI-generated image depicting him as a Christ-like figure after conservative Christian supporters called it blasphemous, amid escalating tensions with Pope Leo XIV.
National fuel protests in Dublin highlight Ireland's reliance on fossil fuels, government failures in energy transition, and grassroots demands for justice amid rising costs and political mistrust.
Viktor Orbán's electoral defeat in Hungary has sent shockwaves through Europe's hard-right movements, potentially marking a turning point for liberal democratic values across the continent.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party has secured a parliamentary majority following special election victories, enabling him to govern until 2029 and pass legislation without opposition support amid trade tensions with the US.
The latest episode of Decoding America podcast dissects Donald Trump's public dispute with the Pope, controversial AI imagery, and US foreign policy contradictions regarding Iran and the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Luba Grigorovitch defends friendship with disgraced union leader John Setka after promotion to cabinet, as Premier Jacinta Allan faces criticism over appointments.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct investigates 11 officers for alleged misconduct in the Wimbledon school crash that killed two eight-year-old girls, examining claims of racial bias and misinformation.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visits Brunei for fuel talks, while the Coalition's immigration proposal draws criticism from the Greens and independents as divisive.
Keir Starmer and Labour face dire polls, but Anthony Albanese's stunning Australian election win shows a path to recovery through moderate tactics and reconnecting with voters.
The Democratic National Committee's refusal to address resolutions critical of Israel highlights a growing rift between party leadership and its base, as polls show most Democrats oppose Israeli actions in Gaza.
Adam Mitula, a Reform UK activist suspended for racist and antisemitic comments, has been named election agent for three party candidates in Manchester's Tameside area ahead of May 7 local elections.
The elite Bilderberg group held its 72nd secretive conference in Washington DC, gathering global leaders, tech billionaires, and military officials to discuss NATO's future and geopolitical strategies behind closed doors.
An inquest has heard that Soham murderer Ian Huntley died from a blunt head injury after being attacked with a metal bar in HMP Frankland prison.
Vera Baird KC warns public inquiries are pointless without holding officials personally accountable for catastrophic errors that preceded the Southport murders.