DAKAR, June 13 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Civilians living under the control of militants in Mali linked to al Qaeda describe how the jihadists have become more tolerant and are trying to govern more peacefully in areas where their control is established.
BEIJING, June 13 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – China has declared it is “strongly dissatisfied” with a recent decision by the United States to include several prominent Chinese corporations on a list of companies allegedly supporting the nation’s military. The Ministry of Commerce
VILNIUS, June 13 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Authorities in Vilnius briefly warned residents of a potential military drone incursion into Lithuanian airspace on Saturday. The National Crisis Management Centre confirmed the emergency alert was triggered by an object initially identified by radar
LONDON, June 12 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The United Kingdom’s newly appointed defense secretary, Dan Jarvis, issued a stark warning to industry and military leaders regarding the significant challenges facing the nation. Speaking on Friday morning, Jarvis addressed the uncertainty surrounding the
LONDON, June 12 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The operator of the Channel Tunnel, Getlink, announced on Friday that it is launching a legal challenge against the British government to contest a significant increase in business rates. The company, which manages the vital
LONDON, June 12 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The United Kingdom’s approach to military spending faced a sharp rebuke from former armed forces minister Al Carns, who labeled the government’s defence plans as both underfunded and outdated. His resignation on Thursday night followed
LONDON, June 12 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Host nations Canada and the USA launch their World Cup 2026 campaigns today in TORONTO and LOS ANGELES. Both teams face crucial group stage openers against Bosnia and Herzegovina and Paraguay respectively, aiming to build momentum following
LONDON, June 12 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British Prime Minister Keir Starmer rejected the idea that he had lost authority in his role on Friday, stating he would fight to keep his job. The comments come after a week of intense internal
TAIPEI, June 12 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Somaliland asserted its sovereign right to establish diplomatic relationships during the opening of a new office in Taipei on Friday. The move highlights the deepening connection between the two territories, despite ongoing opposition from Beijing and
BEIRUT, June 12 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hezbollah maintains complete confidence that Iran will insist on Lebanon being included in any forthcoming agreement with the United States, a senior politician from the group said on Friday. This stance comes as international expectations
BRUSSELS, June 12 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – An extensive overhaul of immigration and asylum policy entered into force across the European Union on Friday, marking a legislative shift a decade in the making as member states face intensifying pressure from nationalist parties.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, June 12 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A fire at Wellington Airport triggered evacuations of the main terminal and southwest pier on Friday, leading to widespread flight diversions. The incident began at approximately 7:15 p.m. when an automated alarm alerted
