Britain’s Railway question: Is nationalization the answer?
Anyone who is from or has been to the UK will know just how strange and expensive the rail transport is. Getting from one major…
Who is Keir Starmer? – Modern Diplomacy
So who is Sir Keir Starmer, today the most solidly implanted leader of the left in Europe? Britain’s new Prime Minister has the same age…
Cross-Continental Energy Collaborations: Bangladesh’s Partnerships with Italy, France, UK and the EU
In an era defined by global energy challenges and sustainable development imperatives, strategic partnerships between nations play a pivotal role in shaping future energy landscapes.…
Birmingham, Britain’s second-largest city is being forced to dim lights and cut sanitation services due to bankruptcy
In short: The second-largest city in the United Kingdom is in heavy debt with childhood poverty near 50 per centThe city is turning out lights…
Socialists still hold “key” position in EU parliament
Notwithstanding the drama in France, where President Macron has responded to Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement Nationale coming first in the European elections by calling an early national election,…
The Election-Shock-Therapy on Global Stage
India, Europe, the UK, Iran, and the USA are the big-ticket game shows, so are the shocks? When openly visible that some 100 Free…
Passengers recount ‘absolutely terrible’ scenes during turbulence on Singapore Airlines flight
In short: Passengers on board the Singapore Airlines flight that made an emergency landing in Bangkok said the ordeal was terrifying.The UK Foreign Office has…
It’s not queerness that is alien to Ugandan culture – it’s queerphobia
History of homosexuality in Uganda Like everywhere else, African people have historically expressed a diversity of sexualities. In the 16th Century, homosexuality in Africa was…
Why anti-LGBTQ legislation in Africa is a western problem
Queer media representation is down while transphobic legislation and scaremongering are on the up – across the west, recent years have seen a regression in…
Over 80 prison staff sacked or reprimanded since 2013 for having affairs with inmates
MORE than 80 prison staff have been sacked or reprimanded since 2013 for having affairs with inmates, statistics show. Ministry of Justice figures reveal that…
Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf resigns
Humza Yousaf stepped down as Scotland’s first minister on Monday, creating a wave of uncertainty in the devolved nation and its pro-Scottish independence movement. Yousaf,…
Instagram down: Meta website suffers outages as thousands of users report problems with the app
SOCIAL media app Instagram has stopped working for thousands of users in a major outage. Reports of an outage began to flood Down Detector at around 11pm…
Three London Clinic workers investigated over alleged Princess Kate’s medical records breach
THREE London Clinic workers are under investigation after claims they tried to access Princess Kate's medical records. The trio all work at the prestigious private…
UK urges Germany to give long-range missiles to Kyiv despite Luftwaffe leak
Chancellor Olaf Scholz says he will not give missiles that could strike at strategic Crimea bridge, noted ‘The Guardian’. Britain has urged a reluctant Berlin…
Rishi Sunak: British democracy being targeted by far-right and Islamists
Rishi Sunak has said democracy is under attack from far-right and Islamist extremists as he urged the country to unite to beat the “poison”, informs…
‘Conversion therapy’ has become symbolic of how the government has failed trans people
Ozanne believes the discussion surrounding ‘conversion therapy’ has frequently become a “proxy debate for many other debates” which, she says, has been “hijacked by the…
UK joins US in backing Rutte to lead NATO – POLITICO
The British declaration adds further pressure on Eastern flank countries to drop their hesitation over Rutte, criticized for failing to bring Dutch defense spending up…
The UNSC is Outdated: The Current Makeup is Based on the Outcome of World War Two. That Time has Passed
The current makeup of the Security Council of the United Nations was formed on October 24, 1945. One of the principal departments of the United…
Northern Ireland government could return in days, after DUP endorses proposals with London and agrees to end two-year boycott
In short: Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) says a regional power-sharing government could be restored within days, after it agreed to end a near…
Russia preparing to ban Britain from fishing for cod and haddock in Barents Sea
Moscow government is preparing to denounce Soviet-era fishing agreement with UK, informs The Independent’. Russia is preparing legislation to ban British fishermen from the Barents…