Hundreds of thousands protest against far right in Germany
Among the participants at the talks was Martin Sellner, a leader of Austria’s Identitarian Movement, which claims there is a plot by
UK’s chief rabbi says Israel ‘genocide’ claims false
The case says Israel committed “grave violence and genocidal acts” after launching its offensive in Gaza following the attack on Israel by
Cameron pressed over arms sales to Israel
On Jan. 9, Cameron was asked by the foreign affairs select committee about the decision not to suspend arms sales over fears
UK to upgrade defence missile system in Red Sea
Tension has soared in the Red Sea area since Yemen’s Houthis launched a campaign of attacks on international shipping in November…reports Asian
Prince William may ditch Church of England role
The news portal reported that Prince William attended a Christmas Day service at St. Mary Magdalene in Sandringham alongside his wife, Kate
Tata Steel to shut two loss-making UK units
The unions had pitched the idea to keep the blast furnaces working during the transition period, till 2032, The Guardian reported separately...reports
UK, US To Step Up Fight Against Houthis
The proposals could mark an escalation in the allied effort to end the chaos in the Red Sea, which handled about 12%
Singh Cements Defence Ties with Britain
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s historic visit to the UK has led to the fostering of future collaboration in defence research and
Hunt Signals Further Tax Cuts
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt aims to attract more investment to Britain during his Davos visit, emphasising the significance of lower taxes for economic
Sunak rebuked by stats watchdog over asylum backlog claim
In a letter to opposition MPs who had complained, the UK Statistics Authority (UKSA) said Mr Sunak’s claim had been “presented without