Brexit changed Britain’s relationship with the world, a monumental feat. But if he succeeds, Nigel Farage’s final act will be even greater: to change Britain itself.

Civilians were ordered to leave Gaza City as Israeli forces push deeper into the area following weeks of fighting.

Escalating violence in the Belgian port city seems linked to the trade in illicit substances.

CSU’s Markus Söder urges Kyiv to take more responsibility for its own national defense.

The Israeli foreign ministry confirmed that all embassy staff are safe.

The Serbian community representative was not elected as a vice president of the Assembly—something the Srpska Lista party is guaranteed under the constitution.

The two accused were in the country illegally and now face up to 14 years in prison.

Labour promises to reorganise its governance, creating ways to reduce the use both of asylum hotels and welfare support for the UK’s migrant population.

Diplomatic sources claim that Russia assisted India in preventing Azerbaijan from joining the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.

Allegations of two-tier justice abound as the Met obstructs Jews from protesting outside BBC HQ—but not Islamists and pro-Palestinian protestors.

The British Chief Constable’s cack-handed retirement press conference was a tedious recital of DEI cliches.

The right-wing populist Progress Party has doubled its voter support since the last election and put the social and economic cost of immigration front and center.