Sunak refuses to rule out July election
Prime minister says he is not distracted by poor personal ratings as rebel MPs are said to be plotting to oust him
INDIA-UK FTA: Deal to augment bilateral trade trajectory and investment flows
Ambitious trade pact will double trade by 2030 and expand business horizons between the two prestigious democracies … writes Kaliph Anaz Strong
British troops may deliver Gaza aid
British government is considering deploying troops to drive the trucks that will carry aid from the pier along a floating causeway to
Houthi Missiles Hit UK Vessel in Red Sea
MV Andromeda Star, the vessel which sustained a “minor damage”, however, is continuing its voyage. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) said that
Macron blasts ‘ineffective’ UK’s Rwanda law
“I don’t believe in the model … which would involve finding third countries on the African continent or elsewhere where we’d send
UK slaps fresh sanctions on Iran after Israel attack
The package of sanctions has been announced in co-ordination with the US and Canada, and follows Iran’s missile and drone attack against
Royal Navy shoots down missile for first time since Gulf War
Shapps said the latest Houthi attack was an example of how dangerous the world was becoming and how “non-state actors were now
EU Parliament set to vote on stricter limits for air pollutants
Lawmakers backed the Ambient Air Quality Directive (AAQD), proposed in 2022 by the European Commission, with 381 votes in favour and 225
Sunak, Scholz vow support for Ukraine for ‘as long as it takes’
Sunak embarked on a two-day trip to Europe designed to get the spotlight back on Ukraine after months of world attention on
UK to boost defence spending to 2.5% of GDP
Last month, Sunak faced calls from three former defence secretaries to pledge an increase to 3% of GDP on the armed forces