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Anthony Scaramucci Reflects on Trump, Politics, and America’s Mistakes
Anthony Scaramucci, former White House communications director, has detailed how three major policy decisions—from China's WTO entry to post-9/11 military spending and the 2008 financial…
Healey ‘must find £35bn’ for public service and defence pledges
Chancellor John Healey faces a potential shortfall of up to £35 billion by 2030 to maintain public services and meet defence spending targets amid rising…
Early election speculation such a waste of time, says Streeting
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has confirmed that Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s government plans to serve its full term, dismissing rumours of an early general election…
Britain ‘needs a China unit with mandarins who speak Mandarin’
A cross-party audit by the Interparliamentary Alliance on China has found that the UK lacks sufficient Mandarin-speaking officials and China expertise among senior government staff,…
Trump’s decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel is irresponsible political theatre
President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Vladimir Putin to gradually lift sanctions on Russian diesel exports to lower global fuel prices ahead of the…
‘£30 monthly fee’ for the middle-aged to fund care
Sir Steve Webb has proposed a monthly £30 contribution for taxpayers aged 40 and over to fund a national social care service in England, with…
Saudis under pressure to hit back after airport strike
The Iran-backed Houthi rebels launched a second missile strike on Riyadh’s airport, injuring several people after a previous attack that killed at least 13. These…
Firms must train British workers first, says union
GMB union general secretary Gary Smith has urged stricter rules requiring employers to prove investment in training British workers before sponsoring foreign labor, criticizing overreliance…
Palestine marches raise tensions amid legal concerns
Pro-Palestine demonstrations in London have continued amid heightened police measures to prevent clashes between protesters and counterdemonstrators. The UK government plans to review legislation governing…
Burnham pledges transparency on ties to City owners
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged to release records of his meetings with UAE representatives following scrutiny over Manchester City's financial breaches linked to the…
‘Too often, if we sign people off sick, we write them off for life’
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden warned that the growing number of young people being placed on long-term sickness benefits risks permanently limiting their employment…
PM remains evasive over rejoining EU
Britain’s Prime Minister Andy Burnham has expressed openness to the UK rejoining the European Union without necessarily holding a second referendum, while emphasizing the need…
Labour is betraying voters over the Boriswave
Labour faces internal conflict over proposed immigration reforms that would extend indefinite leave to remain (ILR) based on migrants' economic and social contributions, challenging existing…
One-nation Tories credited to historical party unity
Lord Lexden argued that the idea of one-nation conservatism is more directly derived from Stanley Baldwin's 1924 speech, rather than Benjamin Disraeli. This perspective shifts…
Vance’s hillbillies seek a new political saviour
Voters in Middletown, Ohio, a traditionally Republican area, are showing increasing dissatisfaction with the GOP and Donald Trump's influence ahead of the midterm elections, creating…
Raising the flag in Conservative revival
Kemi Badenoch introduced a policy pamphlet titled *The Right Way* at the Conservative Party conference, drawing attention to her vision for the party’s future. However,…
The Houthis’ unlikely leader
Abdul-Malik al-Houthi has led the Houthi movement to become a dominant force in Yemen’s conflict, notably capturing the capital Sanaa in 2014 and launching regional…
Lai slammed for inciting confrontation
Chinese mainland officials condemned Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te for accusing the mainland of military pressure and defending Taiwan’s increased defense budget as a deterrent against…
Talks highlight deepening of cooperation
China and France held the 28th round of their Strategic Dialogue in Datong, Shanxi, reaffirming commitments to deepen cooperation in areas like aerospace, nuclear energy,…
Island: Lai’s neglect of livelihoods criticized
Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party, led by Lai Ching-te, faces mounting criticism from opposition figures for neglecting socioeconomic issues while prioritizing military expansion and political campaigns.…
Verbal Acrobatics Belie Lai’s True Colors as Peace Saboteur, Crisis Maker, War Instigator
Taiwanese leader Lai Ching-te reaffirmed his commitment to democracy and military enhancements aimed at deterring conflict during a speech in Taipei, prompting strong accusations from…
Trump says Russia willing to reach deal to end conflict
Former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Russia is open to negotiating an end to the Ukraine conflict, accusing Ukrainian President Zelensky of rejecting earlier…
Modi locks down capital’s heart to thwart voter rights protest
Thousands of police and paramilitary forces were deployed in New Delhi to prevent mass protests against the Election Commission's voter list revisions, which critics say…
Fed governor to face White House grilling
The White House has scheduled a closed-door hearing on November 5 for Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook to address mortgage fraud allegations, following President Trump’s…
WHAT’S REALLY BEHIND THE FRENCH RIOTS?
France has seen widespread protests involving students, teachers, and police amid tensions over immigration, youth unemployment, and political polarization, resulting in over 6,000 arrests and…
Election defeat puts pressure on Polanski
Zack Polanski, leader of the Green Party, is facing mounting demands to resign following his defeat in the Holborn & St Pancras by-election and controversy…
ALP migrant policy the opposite of compassion
The Australian Labor Party has increased its annual humanitarian visa quota from 13,500 to 20,000, resulting in the largest refugee intake in Australia since World…
Defence sell-off 'laziness ... poor politics'
Former Labor environment minister Peter Garrett has criticized the Albanese government’s plan to sell over 60 Defence properties, particularly opposing the partial sale of HMAS…
News24 takes trusted brand to the world
Australia’s News24 is launching two new opinion programs, Made in America and Unleashed, targeting audiences in the US and UK with dedicated studios and hosts…
Frydenberg offers Coalition experience and common sense
Former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is being urged by some within Australia’s political circles to be placed in a secure parliamentary seat and reinstated as leader…