MP's £28k office bill dwarfs constituents' salaries
Kate Osborne, Labour MP for Jarrow, faces backlash as her office expenses hit nearly £28,000 in a year, a figure that dwarfs the area's average salary and ignites a debate on MPs' spending.
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IPSA blocks Jarrow MP's move to larger Commons office
MP for Jarrow Kate Osborne denied permission to use a larger parliamentary office, reigniting debate over MPs' working conditions and resources.
Trump Doctrine Empowers Putin's Challenge on Alaska
An explosive analysis reveals how Donald Trump's radical foreign policy doctrine, prioritising personal gain over national security, has emboldened Vladimir Putin to openly challenge US sovereignty over Alaska, creating the most perilous geopolitical cris
Ukraine rejects Russia territorial concessions
Top Ukrainian politicians have strongly dismissed any suggestion of ceding land to Russia, calling the idea a betrayal of national sovereignty as the conflict continues.
UK ministers could rewrite laws without Parliament under new bill
A new bill proposed by the UK government could grant ministers sweeping powers to amend or revoke laws without parliamentary scrutiny, sparking outrage among MPs and legal experts.
Lords earn £4m from second jobs amid reform calls
New report reveals shocking earnings of Lords from external roles, raising fresh concerns over conflicts of interest in UK policymaking.
Trump-Putin Alaska summit worries EU over Ukraine
Former US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin held a controversial meeting in Alaska, raising alarms among EU leaders about potential threats to Ukraine's sovereignty.
Europe warns Trump: Ukraine not bargaining chip for Putin
European leaders express deep concerns over potential Trump-Putin deal on Ukraine, stressing that the country's sovereignty is non-negotiable.
Tammy Bruce slams UN as 'anti-American'
Conservative commentator Tammy Bruce has launched a scathing attack on the United Nations, accusing it of undermining US sovereignty and promoting an 'anti-American' agenda.
Australian MP suspended over explicit virtual meeting act
A New South Wales MP has been suspended from parliament after allegedly flashing his genitals during a video conference, sparking outrage and calls for stricter conduct rules.
Labor MP accuses party of silencing Gaza debate
Internal tensions within the Australian Labor Party escalate as an MP claims leadership is stifling discussion on Gaza, sparking parliamentary upheaval.
UK recognises Palestine under Montevideo Convention
The UK's recent decision to recognise Palestine as a state under the Montevideo Convention has sparked debates on sovereignty, diplomacy, and international law. Here’s what you need to know.
Defence Secretary grilled over military readiness
Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs challenge Defence Secretary Grant Shapps on military preparedness and equipment shortages in a heated parliamentary session.
Palestine's statehood and the Montevideo Convention
Exploring the legal and diplomatic hurdles Palestine faces in achieving full sovereignty under international law.
UK scrutinised over INTERPOL human rights risks
A parliamentary committee has raised alarms over potential human rights violations in the UK's cooperation with INTERPOL, urging stricter safeguards.
Massachusetts independence movement grows in Fall River
A small but vocal movement in Massachusetts is pushing for the state to secede from the United States, with Fall River at the forefront of the debate. Could this be the start of a new independence movement?
UK Weighs Recognising Palestine Amid Gaza Crisis
The UK government is reportedly weighing the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state, marking a significant shift in foreign policy amid ongoing tensions in Gaza. Here’s what you need to know.
French PM slams US-EU trade deal as 'dark day for Europe'
The newly signed US-EU trade agreement has drawn sharp criticism from French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, who labelled it a 'dark day for Europe'. The deal, aimed at boosting transatlantic commerce, faces backlash over concerns of economic sovereignty an
Australia’s Parliament Reopens with Pomp and Tension
Australia’s federal parliament has resumed with a blend of ceremonial grandeur and political friction, as key parties clash over policy directions. Discover the highlights and underlying tensions of this pivotal session.
Supreme Court backs Muscogee Creek Nation in sovereignty case
The US Supreme Court has upheld the Muscogee Creek Nation's sovereignty over a significant portion of eastern Oklahoma, marking a historic victory for tribal rights.
Senate sanctions Greens Senator over Gaza protest sign
The Australian Senate has passed a Labor motion to sanction Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi for displaying a pro-Gaza sign during a parliamentary session, sparking debate over free speech and political dissent.
Starmer accused of ignoring veterans in Parliament
Labour leader Keir Starmer has been accused of ignoring veterans during a parliamentary debate, sparking outrage among military advocates.
Senator sanctioned for Gaza protest in parliament
Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi has been sanctioned for displaying a pro-Palestine sign during a parliamentary session, sparking debate over free speech and political protest.
Labor adds text to Mark Latham's portrait
The Australian Labor Party has updated Mark Latham's parliamentary portrait with additional text, reigniting discussions about his controversial legacy.
Peru recalls ambassador from Colombia in diplomatic row
Peru has withdrawn its ambassador from Colombia following remarks by President Gustavo Petro that questioned the legitimacy of Peru's government. Diplomatic tensions rise as Peru demands respect for its sovereignty.
Rachel Reeves in hot water over undeclared gifts
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny after failing to declare gifts received, potentially violating parliamentary transparency rules.
China furious over Van Onselen's Taiwan remarks
Australian political commentator Peter Van Onselen sparks outrage in China after referring to Taiwan as a 'country' during a live broadcast. Beijing demands an apology, escalating tensions over the sensitive issue of Taiwan's sovereignty.
UK equality watchdog faces reform calls after court ruling
The Equality and Human Rights Commission faces scrutiny as Labour demands urgent reforms following a landmark Supreme Court decision on parliamentary privilege.
Starmer's Chagos Islands dilemma sparks sovereignty debate
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces backlash over plans to hand over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, raising concerns about UK sovereignty and global security.
Trump rejects recall idea, praises Starmer on Brexit
Former US President Donald Trump dismisses calls for a parliamentary recall, praising Keir Starmer's handling of Brexit negotiations in a surprising show of transatlantic political support.
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