Labour’s Brexit: McDonnell and Starmer show a different
A sharp split has developed between the two principal architects of Labour’s Brexit policy, as Keir Starmer and John McDonnell
White House: Quit backing Assad ‘wrongdoings’, Trump presses
The White House on Sunday announced that President Donald Trump had asked Russia to end its backing for the Syrian
Pressure rises on Angela Merkel’s CDU to find
Pressure develops on concerned Christian Democratic Union to accelerate the process to find a new leader following AKK resignation. This
President Trump says he has the ‘legal right’
Barr delivered a surprising public objection to President Trump’s Tweets, saying that his tweets “make it difficult for me to
Julian Smith faces the music of cabinet reshuffle
On Thursday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has attempted a more extensive reshuffle of his ministers. He sacked Julian Smith,
Nadler says, Barr agrees to testify in front
The U.S. Attorney General William Barr has consented to testify before the House Judiciary Committee in March as Democrats express
Iraq dismisses MP’s request that Germany, France, and
Questions regarding the presence of foreign troops in Iraq come during a period of high pressure amid the US and
White House considers Putin’s proposal for meeting of
White House considers the proposal by Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet with leaders of countries that are permanent members
US National Security Council employee Vindman fired from
By Julia Dzekish. An employee of the National Security Council (NSC), Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, who testified against US President
