MOSCOW, June 18 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A massive wave of Ukrainian drones descended on the Russian capital on Thursday, striking a major oil refinery for the second time this week. The attack in the densely populated Kapotnya district forced the suspension
LONDON, June 18 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The British government announced on Thursday that it is strongly minded to nationalise British Steel, marking a significant step toward bringing the company into permanent public ownership. This decision follows weeks of preparation after the
LONDON, June 18 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Church of England has officially apologised for its involvement in forced adoption practices during the decades following World War Two. This historic admission addresses a period between 1949 and 1976, during which approximately 185,000
DUBAI, June 18 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – United Arab Emirates, has officially established a minimum age of 15 for social media use, becoming the first Arab country to introduce such a restriction. This legislative move arrives as governments globally attempt to address
TEL AVIV, June 18 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar announced on Thursday that he is severing all contact with European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas. The decision follows reports that Kallas compared Israel to the racist regime
It is no secret that many young people’s first jobs are in the customer service industry. Whether it is in a shop, pub, restaurant, the first experience of working and earning money in this industry. For all the brilliant skills young people
High streets are more than places to shop. They are the beating heart of our towns – and when people look at them, they judge not just how their town is doing, but how they feel about the place they call home.
Eight years ago Pret A Manger signed up to something called the Better Chicken Commitment. The commitment said that by the end of 2026 the company would stop using fast-growing chicken breeds, and switch to birds that grow slower and more naturally.
Our visa system defines, in a literal sense, who our neighbours are. Who we share our country, our communities and our public services with. In the past couple of years, it has allowed an inflow of people into our country roughly equivalent
BRUSSELS, June 17 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The office of European Council President António Costa has engaged in brief diplomatic contacts with the Kremlin in recent weeks. The move aims to open communication channels as European leaders reconsider their long-standing policy of
BEIRUT, June 17 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hezbollah is set to bolster its political and financial standing in Lebanon as the interim deal between Iran and the U.S. progresses. Four sources familiar with the ties between Tehran and the group indicate that
HEBRON, West Bank, June 17 (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Israeli authorities officially approved plans on Wednesday to construct a 1,000-square-metre building for a Jewish school situated in the historic core of this Palestinian city. The decision follows a significant policy shift that
