Category: Politics

Recent Diplomatic Moves and International Relations Russian President Vladimir Putin recently attended a significant event in China, joining Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in Beijing. The three leaders engaged in discussions that garnered global attention. Military Operations and Ukraine Conflict While international attention has been divided, Putin has leveraged the […]

A New Chapter in French Politics French President Emmanuel Macron has appointed Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu as France’s new prime minister, making him the country’s fourth premier in about a year. At 39, Lecornu was the youngest defense minister in French history and comes from humble beginnings, born to an aeronautical technician father and a […]

Leading the Charge for Worker Protection The 157th TUC Congress has commenced in Brighton at what represents a crucial moment for working people, the labour movement, and the country as a whole. Paul Nowak, the TUC’s General Secretary, has issued a powerful call to the government, urging for more substantial delivery on promised changes while […]

A Watershed Moment for Workers’ Rights The 157th annual TUC Congress, currently underway in Brighton from September 7-10, 2025, comes at what organizers describe as a pivotal time for working people, the labour movement, and the country. A landmark moment is approaching with the Employment Rights Bill expected to receive Royal Assent in the coming […]

Challenging Protest Arrests and Rights Stella Creasy, the Labour MP for Walthamstow, has recently raised concerns about the sustainability of arresting protesters who support Palestine Action, with nearly 1,500 arrests made during recent demonstrations. While the Home Office minister Dan Jarvis noted that group members had been charged with various offenses including violent disorder and […]

Breaking Political Crisis in France French Prime Minister François Bayrou has been decisively ousted in a 364-194 vote against him, paying the price for what appears to be a significant political miscalculation. The 74-year-old centrist, who was appointed by President Macron last December, gambled that lawmakers would support his view that France must slash public […]