Gina Miller and a team of top lawyers are launching their second major legal challenge in the ongoing Brexit process, arguing it would be “constitutionally

Despite warnings from the US over “unfair targeting” of US tech companies, the French parliament today approved a new digital services tax, leading the way

A UN report published last week outlines “grave violations” of economic, social and civil rights in Venezuela, calling on the Venezuelan government to take “immediate

The Chinese ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming, told the UK to keep its “hands off Hong Kong” on Wednesday, coming as the latest development

After three days of consultations, the European Council reached agreement on Tuesday to nominate Germany’s Ursula Von der Leyen as the next president of the

Change UK will be forced to change its name for a third time after a dispute with the petitions website Change.org. Originally formed in February

Brigitte Bierlein has been appointed as Austria’s first female chancellor following the vote of no confidence in the government of Sebastian Kurz on Monday. The

Madonna and Icelandic entry Hatari brought politics to the Eurovision grand final in Tel Aviv with their display of Palestinian flags during the live broadcast