What is happening there and why it matters.
So it makes sense
Five years after Brexit the United Kingdom is a country looking for a new role — and doing so at a time when its public finances cannot carry everything politicians promise. It is worth watching because it tests things that reach the rest of Europe later: the rise of an anti-establishment party, the fight over Channel migration, and the question of how much defence a state can still afford.
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Two days after the A66 crash, the government urged platforms to remove wrong-way driving videos. Cleveland Police says it has no evidence of filming for TikTok yet.
Leader of the British Reform UK party Nigel Farage and head of the French National Rally Jordan Bardella signed on Friday at the Reform UK annual conference...
Argentine President Javier Milei hardened his tone against Great Britain in the dispute over the Falkland Islands, which Argentina calls the Malvinas. London on Frid…
Argentine President Javier Milei escalated the dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands, stating that Argentina needs to take them over. British Foreign Secret…
Uber and British company Wayve launched commercial robotaxi rides in London on Thursday, September 3, which passengers can order through the Uber app. It is...
French President Emmanuel Macron and British King Charles III viewed the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition on Wednesday at the British Museum in London. The preview was als…
Former British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced on Tuesday that he will relinquish his parliamentary mandate for the London constituency of Holborn and St Pancr…
Dublin negotiates with London on joining a naval grouping against Russia. This happens in the week when Ireland hosts EU ministers including Blanár and Macinka.
The UK government confirmed an incident at a small power source but refused to attribute it to Iran or name the facility. The Telegraph described a four-day shutdown…
Bessent announced the largest financial operation against Iran, Burnham backed long-range missile production in Kyiv, and Glucksmann split the French left.
New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham travels to Kyiv on Monday, August 24, for his first foreign trip since taking office in late July.
