EU Split as Paris, Berlin, and London Align With U.S. Javier Villamor March 2, 2026 The escalation with Iran highlights the gap between Brussels’ rhetoric and the real decisions taken by Europe’s major capitals
Britain Is Already Bowing Down to the EU—But Brussels Wants More Michael Curzon February 25, 2026 Officials want the UK back in the bloc but are happy to deepen ties in the meantime.
Four Years On, Ukraine War Still Divides Europe Zolta Sitkei February 24, 2026 As Kyiv commemorated the fourth anniversary of the invasion, Western leaders doubled down on backing for Ukraine.
Mandelson’s Arrest Deepens Starmer’s Epstein Crisis Michael Curzon February 24, 2026 The arrest has intensified scrutiny of the prime minister just days before a crucial by-election in Greater Manchester.
Starmer’s “Queen of Woke” Takes Top Civil Service Job TEC News February 20, 2026 Dame Antonia Romeo, newly appointed as Britain’s most senior civil servant, once encouraged staff to join a “gender non-conforming” book club and devote work time to non-binary inclusion targets.
Major Boost to Reform as Labour Abandons Plans to Cancel Local Elections Michael Curzon February 17, 2026 Elections will now go ahead in 30 councils this May, when Nigel Farage’s party will no doubt sweep up seats.
Man Utd Co-Owner Forced To Apologise for Immigration Remark Zolta Sitkei February 12, 2026 Jim Ratcliffe drew fierce criticism for stating that Britain is being “colonised by immigrants.”
More Channel Crossings Under Starmer Than Any Previous UK PM TEC News February 10, 2026 Since Starmer took office, a weekly average of nearly 800 migrants arrived in England from France illegally.
Starmer Refuses to Quit Amid Epstein Scandal Fallout TEC News / AFP February 10, 2026 The UK prime minister vowed to stay in office—despite a senior ally calling for his resignation.
Resignation of Starmer’s Chief of Staff: Hardly Enough To Shield PM Michael Curzon February 9, 2026 Labour MPs insist that “the buck stops at the top”—that is, with the prime minister himself.
