LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Adele, who has been dubbed the “undisputed Queen of the Brits,” had a spectacular night at the gala, giving a rare live performance and winning three awards. The north Londoner took home the first Brit Award of
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine)- After weeks of hard work, leave can sometimes be necessary, but you don’t get into holiday mode those first days. Choose now for optimal enjoyment with these 10 tips. 1. Plan clearly and in advance Holiday stress? We’re
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine)- The football associations of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland agreed against bidding for World Cup 2030. Instead, they’ll concentrate on a united effort to host Euro 2028. The decision follows the UK government’s £2.8 million
PARIS (Parliament Politics Magazine)- On Monday, Emmanuel Macron will have all the attention as he talks with Vladimir Putin in Moscow. As temperatures between Russia and the West over Ukraine continue to rise, French President Emmanuel Macron says his visit would focus
WASHINGTON (Transatlantic Today) – A stealth fighter that landed on a US Navy navy ship last month explodes into flames as it impacts the big warship’s flight deck, according to a video uploaded on social media during the weekend. On a video
SANA’A (Transatlantic Today) – With predicted improvements in American foreign policy, there were expectations that Yemen’s conflict would de-escalate when US President Joe Biden took office last year. This year, though, the fight has only become more intense. Yemen’s internal, regional, and
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine)- A proposal to address the backlog of patients on waiting lists of hospitals has been put on hold by the government of England. The NHS England scheme’s details were supposed to be released on Monday, but that has
ANKARA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hundreds of protesters took to the streets to the Greek consulate in Istanbul to protest the deaths of 19 migrants along the Turkish-Greek border on Saturday. They froze to death earlier this week, according to Turkish police,
TUNIS (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Tunisian President Kais Saied abolished the Supreme Judicial Council, the body in charge of judicial independence, on Sunday, a move that has raised concerns about the judiciary’s independence and is sure to enrage his critics. Saied’s ruling
RABAT (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The royal palace in Morocco has confirmed that a five-year-old child who was stranded for four days in a deep well and whose suffering captivated Moroccans has died. Rayan Awram, a young child from Ighrane, plunged 32
