UK to introduce anti-strikes bill as disputes continue
The UK government will introduce a controversial bill to Parliament on Tuesday which would curb the effectiveness of strike action
Putin hails Russian Orthodox Church as important unifying
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday praised the Russian Orthodox Church for backing Russian soldiers taking part in what he
900,000 crimes committed by people on bail under
The latest government figures show nearly 900,000 offences, including kidnap, child rape, and murder, have been committed by people on
In new memoir, Prince Harry admits killing 25
Prince Harry has admitted to killing 25 Taliban fighters during his military service in Afghanistan, according to multiple media outlets,
Where’s the snow? Europe begins New Year with
Several parts of Europe have been witnessing an unprecedented winter heatwave in the first days of the year. At least
Russian women flying to Argentina to give birth
The South American country has been experiencing a boom in Russian birth tourism since the beginning of Russia’s so-called “special
Lights, Camera, Action. Putin accused of hiring actors
Russian President Vladimir Putin has been accused of using “paid actors” to pose as soldiers, and war heroes in his
Are spyware scandals inundating Europe ‘worse than Watergate’?
“Democracy isn’t about elections … Democracy is about countervailing power,” Dutch MEP Sophie in ‘t Veld said in relation to
Russia Is Planning A New Mobilization, According To
Oleksiy Reznikov, the minister of defence for Ukraine, asserted that Russia, which is embroiled in Ukraine after invading its neighbour
European Shares Fall As Growth Fears Increase
On the final trading day of the year, European markets declined as investor euphoria for China’s reopening was dampened by
