NATO Condemns Russian Jets Violating Estonian Airspace

World News (Parliament Politics Magazine) – NATO has strongly condemned the violation of Estonian airspace by Russian military jets, calling the incident a serious breach of sovereignty. Estonia’s government confirmed Russia’s incursion while NATO urged Russia to refrain from such provocative actions

French police admit struggling to stop channel migrants

Paris (Parliament Politics Magazine) – French police chief Marc Alegre says officers face violent migrant crossings, lack training, resources, and coordination to tackle the Channel crisis. As reported by The Telegraph, Marc Alegre said France struggles to halt migrant crossings as smuggling

Russia bombs Ukraine cabinet building for first time

Kyiv (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Russia bombed Ukraine’s main government building for the first time in its largest overnight strike, killing three and damaging Kyiv’s Cabinet HQ. As reported by The Telegraph, Ukraine said Russia bombed its government building in the largest

New AI stethoscope spots heart problems in 15 seconds

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Imperial College London doctors created an AI stethoscope that diagnoses heart failure, valve disease, and irregular rhythms in 15 seconds. As reported by The Guardian, doctors have developed an AI-powered stethoscope capable of detecting three heart conditions

Ukraine targets Russian refineries in Krasnodar, Samara

Kyiv (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ukrainian military says it hit Russian oil refineries overnight, causing fires, while Russia downs 11 Ukrainian drones, no casualties reported. As reported by The Guardian, the Ukrainian military carried out overnight strikes on Russian oil refineries in

Kemi Badenoch hits back at racist online trolls

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch condemns racist personal attacks, dismissing DEI claims, while the party struggles and Reform UK gains traction. As reported by The Standard, Kemi Badenoch hit back at critics, claiming she became Tory leader due

Volodymyr Zelenskyy to meet Donald Trump on 18 August

Kyiv (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will meet US President Donald Trump on Monday, 18 August, after the US-Russia summit ended without a deal. As reported by The Guardian, Volodymyr Zelensky will meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington

NHS: Rebooking strike cases may delay other patients

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – NHS hospitals plan to reschedule strike-hit visits in two weeks, but warn that the rescheduling will cause delays for other patients across England. As reported by The Independent, NHS England said hospitals plan to reschedule strike-hit appointments

Croydon shops fined for selling illegal vapes

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council prosecutes two shop owners for selling illegal vapes, marking a successful trading standards crackdown on banned products in the borough. Selling vapes without the required health warning, selling vapes manufactured outside of the UK without

NHS chief warns strike will harm patient care

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The NHS has warned that the upcoming five-day BMA doctor strike could harm patient care and disrupt essential medical services. A top NHS figure, according to The Independent, has sounded the alarm over the five-day junior doctors’

UK plans legal focus on genocide prevention

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK cross-party group considers new legal duty to prevent genocide, aiming to shift responsibility from global courts to domestic mechanisms.  As reported by The Guardian, a cross-party panel led by Lady Helena Kennedy, comprising UK politicians, lawyers,

UK drops plan for energy zonal pricing

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British government scraps zonal energy pricing, backing a single national rate to protect consumers and secure stable investment in clean power. As reported by The Guardian, the UK has scrapped its “zonal pricing” plan, which could have

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