TRIPOLI (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A mission appointed by the UN to Libya reported on Monday that there are probable mass graves—possibly about 100—that have not yet been examined in a town where hundreds of dead bodies have previously been discovered. The
ANKARA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The most recent official statistics show prices in Turkey to be soaring at their quickest rate in 24 years. The annual rate of inflation, or the rate at which prices increase, was somewhat higher than anticipated in
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The shadow secretary has announced that Labour will undertake a review of how to implement a national care service in England with an ambition similar to that of the 1945 government that established the NHS. Wes Streeting
TRIPOLI (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In order to express their outrage at the worsening living conditions and the protracted political impasse, protesters stormed the Libyan parliament in the eastern city of Tobruk and set portions of it on fire. Tyres were burnt
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Deputy chief whip of the Conservatives resigned after he admitted to having drunkenly groped two men at a private club. He confessed saying that he had embarrassed himself and other people. Chris Pincher informed Boris Johnson in
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Concerns over the impact of measures to combat inflation on economic growth have caused US stocks to experience the worst first half of a year since 1970. The benchmark S&P 500 index dropped 20.6 percent during the
CAIRO (Parliament Politics Magazine) – One of the most well-known political prisoners of Egypt is still detained five months before a crucial UN climate summit in Sharm el-Sheikh. Alaa Abd El Fattah, who is currently on his 89th day of a hunger
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – According to a cross-party committee, lawmakers shouldn’t be permitted to bring their infants into the Commons chamber. Sir Lindsay Hoyle, the Speaker of the House of Commons, requested that the Procedure Committee reconsider the regulations after Stella
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London’s skyline is rather remarkable, ranging from the grand elegance of the Big Ben to the sparkling, neoteric Shard. And dining at a height above the city is the best place to take in the expansive vistas
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Everyone is aware of the advantages of exercise, including improved sleep, increased energy, and stronger muscles. Frequently, a mood lift is added on as an extra. But there is more proof than ever before that exercise not
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Covid-19 pandemic reminded the world of the old adage, “Health is like money, we never have a true idea of its value until we lose it”. Life came to a standstill and people were gripped in
MANILA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Authorities in the Philippines have once more commanded the closure of an investigative news website that Maria Ressa, the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, created. One of the few media sites in the Philippines that criticises
