
Britain Moves Toward Abortion Up to Birth After Lords Vote
Polling suggests minimal public support for the radical liberalisation of abortion law, despite its rapid progress through Parliament.

Polling suggests minimal public support for the radical liberalisation of abortion law, despite its rapid progress through Parliament.

Removing hereditary peers may make Britain’s constitution look more “modern.” But it also leaves the House of Lords increasingly shaped by political patronage.

In a key vote, nearly every Swedish party rejected a bid to tear up the country’s gender self-ID law—including the centre-right Moderates.

After appearing before U.S. lawmakers, the comedy writer accused Britain’s government of sidelining the courts and allowing informal censorship to flourish.

Campaigners from across political and cultural divides rallied in Westminster, accusing ministers of pushing ahead with a controversial trial despite safety and consent concerns.

Viktor Orbán’s chief strategist lays out why border fences, family policy, and defying EU fines are worth the political cost.

In a recent interview, the Rassemblement National leader lays out his border-first agenda, his break with Brussels—and why he thinks the political map of Europe is about to be ripped up.

Aliança Catalana, led by Ripoll mayor Sílvia Orriols, is soaring in the polls as voters desert the traditional parties over immigration, security, and cultural identity.

Danny Kruger’s defection to Reform UK shows Nigel Farage’s party is now the Right’s real home—and the Conservatives’ days are numbered.

The party’s packed Birmingham conference showed how it is growing fast in size, confidence, and ambition.