Politics

In a recent report by The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), it was revealed that just over half of the adults in Britain cast their votes during the 2024 general election. This figure represents the lowest turnout percentage since universal suffrage took effect in 1928, when voting rights were

In December, Donald Trump hinted at aspirations for absolute control during his inaugural speech – a notion that raised eyebrows. As we observe global politics in this century, there's been a noticeable resurgence of autocratic governance structures collaborating more than before, posing an increasing threat to democracies such as

One may wonder if they should stay or leave in a situation where there are already many who would prefer someone else's presence. This wasn't just an ordinary press conference, but rather more of a job interview conducted before millions of spectators. It was evident that

Keir Starmer is set to initiate a new phase in UK's relations with its European neighbors by arranging bilateral talks next week with the prime ministers of Ireland and France, two neighboring nations crucial for dialogue. He will meet Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris at Chequers on Wednesday

Water bills in England and Wales are set to increase by an average of £19 per year over the next five years, according to a draft plan from Ofwat, the water industry regulator. This follows plans submitted by English and Welsh water companies for their spending between 2 Administering a

In 2010, Nigel Farage delivered a notorious speech on the European parliament floor, where he criticized Herman Van Rompuy and accused him of being a threat to European democracy. The speech became widely popular through social media channels like YouTube, catapulting Farage into the spotlight across Europe despite his past