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Ten Years After Brexit: Record Migration and a Fight Over What Control Means
Ten years after Britons voted to leave the European Union, the country’s population is growing faster than it…
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Ten years after the Brexit vote, the UK economy is smaller and support for leaving has fallen
Ten years after Britons voted to leave the European Union, the data is in. And it does not…
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Opportunity Party at 4.6% in poll, near first-ever Parliament entry
Ten years. Five leaders. One name change. And now, finally, a real shot at Parliament. The Opportunity Party…
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Accord Party’s police redeployment demand highlights Osun violence concerns
Osun political violence claims put police leadership under spotlight The Accord Party’s call for the Osun State Commissioner…
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Christian Democrat leader warns Tidö coalition faces election loss in Visby
Ebba Busch stood in the center of Visby on Sunday and told her coalition that the numbers are…
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Poland-Ukraine ties cool as refugee support falls and old disputes resurface
WARSAW — For months, the sight of Ukrainian refugees streaming across the Polish border was met with open…
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National Names Simeon Brown Campaign Chair as Bishop Is Moved to Attorney-General
Health Minister Simeon Brown’s new role as National’s campaign chief reshuffles the party’s internal power structure. The move,…
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Guterres tells London climate week fossil fuels lie behind the climate and energy crises
The world is already paying for its addiction to oil. Not in some distant future, but right now,…
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Simeon Brown replaces Chris Bishop as National’s campaign chair in Luxon’s April reshuffle
When Christopher Luxon stripped Chris Bishop of three jobs in April — campaign chair, Leader of the House,…
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Poland halts new arms for Ukraine as grain dispute turns wartime allies against each other
Warsaw and Kyiv were supposed to be the new power couple of Eastern Europe. For months, that narrative…
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Ireland Assumes EU Presidency, Recalling 2004’s Historic Big Bang Enlargement
Ireland will take over the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU on July 1, and the…
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UN chief tells London Climate Action Week fossil fuels drive both climate and energy crises
Fossil Fuels, War, and the AI Data Center: One Crisis, One Answer LONDON — The heatwave that has…
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Singapore probes two men tied to Prince Group after new US sanctions; S$600 million seized
SINGAPORE, June 23 — The Singapore Police Force (SPF) is investigating two men over alleged money laundering offences…
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Poland strips Zelensky of White Eagle order; Ukrainian leaders return their Polish medals
MOSCOW, June 23 — The end of the Polish-Ukrainian love story is a significant development in the region,…
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EU Enlargement Returns to Spotlight as Ireland Leads Presidency
DUBLIN, June 23 — Ireland is set to take over the six-month rotating presidency of the Council of…
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Keir Starmer’s exit plan and potential successors as UK PM
LONDON, June 22 — The shift is underway in the UK’s political landscape, with rumors swirling around the…
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Keir Starmer expected to announce resignation timetable Monday
LONDON, June 22 — The shift is underway in British politics as Keir Starmer, the UK Prime Minister,…
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Labour’s abrupt leadership shift as Burnham poised to replace Starmer
LONDON, June 22 — As the British political landscape undergoes a seismic shift, Andy Burnham is poised to…
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Starmer Says He Will Resign as UK Prime Minister, Handing Labour a Reset
LONDON, June 23 — In a surprise move, UK Prime Minister Starmer announced his resignation, marking the sixth…
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Andy Burnham lacks mandate, warns Richard Littlejohn
LONDON, June 22 — A significant development has unfolded in British politics, with Andy Burnham poised to become…
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De la Espriella wins Colombia’s presidency by 250,830 votes; challenge to count looms
BOGOTA, June 22 — By a razor-thin margin, far-right millionaire Abelardo de la Espriella has won Colombia’s presidential…
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Starmer resigns as the sixth UK prime minister to leave since the Brexit vote
LONDON, June 22 — The UK is bracing for its seventh prime minister since the Brexit referendum, as…
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Andy Burnham, a self-described socialist, becomes UK prime minister, the seventh in a decade
LONDON, June 22 — The shift is underway in British politics as self-described ‘socialist’ Andy Burnham emerges as…
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Who is Andy Burnham, Britain’s likely next Prime Minister?
LONDON, June 23 — Andy Burnham’s likely ascent to the pinnacle of British politics reflects an aptitude as…
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