KYIV (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As the Ukraine war enters its 110th day, the following is a quick summary on the events and everything major that occurred. After a fire broke out inside the Azot chemical factory, where hundreds of civilians are
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – When you are diagnosed with a cancer, it is important to understand the various types of treatments available. The best way to learn about each type is to go to the CDC website. Here you can find
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Recently, the British Government announced that the first batch of asylum seekers would be deported to Rwanda within the next two weeks. This news came out when the Government successfully reached an agreement with Rwanda officials. Since
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government is under the pump for creating its own “Guantanamo Bay” after signing a deal with Rwanda to put an end to human smuggling on the English Channel. Earlier this week, some of the high
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The first deportation flight to Rwanda is set to carry people who arrived in the UK without authorization. Priti Patel, the Home Secretary, has announced that the flight is scheduled to leave on June 14. The officials
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – After having survived a vote of confidence, Boris Johnson is now facing pressure from his MPs to slash taxes. Supporters of the prime minister believe the decision will help the Conservative Party re-establish unity and help the
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As Dominic Raab said, the “democratic result” of the vote should be honoured, rebel Conservatives have given Johnson until the party convention to reverse course, or rules would be changed to allow another challenge. After weeks of
BRUSSELS (Parliament Politics Magazine) – After the Russian invasion of Ukraine was blamed for causing a food crisis throughout the world by the European Council president, Russia’s UN representative stormed out of a UN Security Council meeting. Food supplies were used as
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Elon Musk has threatened to pull out of his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter, claiming that the social media business has thwarted his attempts to learn more about its user base. Mr Musk said in a letter
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The ballot begins with Tory MPs casting a no-confidence vote against Boris Johnson. Over a dozen MPs stand in a queue. Sir Peter Bottomley is the first togo in. (The MPs are only allowed one at a
BEIRUT (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lebanon warned Israel against any “aggressive action” in disputed waters after the arrival of a ship off the coast to produce gas for Israel. These disputed waters are where both countries intend to explore offshore energy. After
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Boris Johnson’s supporters will shift their attention to winning a vote of no confidence, acknowledging that they have little prospect of preventing one from being called. In a last-ditch effort of winning over his critics, the prime
