Never has a local election in the United Kingdom been so loaded with implications. The rise in popularity of two parties – Reform and the Greens – raises questions about the political system, for so long...
Crude Oil Power: The world turns west but can the US deliver?
As the Strait of Hormuz edges towards closure, global energy markets are under strain, with oil and gas flows from the Middle East increasingly restricted. In response, a record number of tankers are heading west to the...
Israel targets southern Lebanon as strikes continue
Israeli strikes hit multiple villages in southern Lebanon on May 6. Strikes continue despite a US-mediated ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel announced on April 16. More than 2,700 people have been killed in Lebanon...
Russia ignores Ukrainian truce counteroffer | DW News
Russian drones and missiles hit Kharkiv and Sumy shortly after Ukraine announced a ceasefire, damaging homes and killing a security guard at a kindergarten. Ukrainian officials say the attacks show Moscow is not serious...
‘We have made some mistakes’: Deputy PM supports Burnham’s return
Sky’s political editor Beth Rigby speaks to deputy Labour leader Lucy Powell MP the day before the local elections across the UK. Lucy Powell tells Sky’s Beth Rigby that she believes Sir Keir Starmer is the...
India ‘funds organisations behind terror activities in Pakistan’: Bilawal Bhutto Zardari
In an interview with FRANCE 24, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, head of the Pakistan People’s Party, discussed the ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan. One year ago, after a five-day war between the two...