Orbán’s Defeat Holds Lessons for US: ‘Autocrats May Rise, but Are Not Invincible’
Viktor Orbán's defeat in Hungary offers hope to US Democrats, showing that autocrats can be defeated through democratic participation.
Viktor Orbán's defeat in Hungary offers hope to US Democrats, showing that autocrats can be defeated through democratic participation.
Reform UK sacks housing spokesperson Simon Dudley after he said 'everyone dies' regarding Grenfell Tower fire, sparking widespread condemnation.
Sky News apologises after Labour MP Emily Thornberry uses f-word during live Commons hearing on Peter Mandelson's vetting controversy.
Roy Hattersley, former Labour deputy leader and 'giant of the Labour movement,' has died. Sir Keir Starmer leads tributes, highlighting his decades of service and belief in equality.
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Wes Streeting quits as health secretary, calls on Keir Starmer to resign, citing poor leadership and policy failures.
White House denies Trump will visit Scotland in next two weeks, quashing speculation that sparked protest plans.
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NYC Mayor Mamdani launches COGE commission to improve government efficiency, drawing comparisons to Trump's DOGE.
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US Supreme Court hears arguments on Trump administration's bid to end TPS for Haitians and Syrians; conservative justices appear sympathetic.
Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting criticise Tony Blair's essay for ignoring inequality, as Labour figures hit back at his policy proposals.
Ed Miliband announces new net zero policies in response to Iran conflict, rejecting calls for more North Sea drilling.
SNP leader John Swinney launches manifesto with pledges to cap bread and milk prices and introduce a £2 bus fare cap, as cost of living dominates election campaign.
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Downing Street faces pressure to publish evidence in collapsed China spy case, with CPS denying it blocked release. Starmer under scrutiny.
Starmer allies warn against leadership challenge, citing risks to markets and party stability amid fears of a coup after the budget or local elections.
Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over tax affairs, paving way for potential leadership bid as Streeting prepares challenge.
Cabinet Office holds McSweeney-Mandelson messages despite phone theft; Met releases 999 transcript showing McSweeney did not disclose role.
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Trump's Iran war trapped by asymmetric resolve; Tehran's survival at stake leads to greater determination, making U.S. victory difficult.
Manchester City are close to appointing Enzo Maresca as Pep Guardiola's successor, with lawyers negotiating compensation with Chelsea.
Analysis of Labour leadership race: Keir Starmer's soft-left appeal unites factions, while hard-left candidate Rebecca Long-Bailey faces internal divisions.
Democrats are targeting Vice President JD Vance as the Republican frontrunner for 2028, with Governor Andy Beshear leading criticism of his memoir and background.
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Gabriel Attal's new cabinet leans right, featuring Sarkozy-era minister Rachida Dati and his ex-partner Stéphane Séjourné as foreign minister.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski admits wrongly claiming to be a Red Cross spokesperson, defends party against antisemitism accusations, and criticises right-wing media.
Keir Starmer accepts invitation to meet Donald Trump in Scotland during his expected visit to open a new golf course.
Over 110,000 join Tommy Robinson's far-right rally in London; 26 police injured, 25 arrested as clashes erupt with counter-protesters.
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