LONDON, The House of Commons has officially CANCELLED all scheduled votes for Friday, May 16, according to an internal parliamentary notice issued this afternoon. The move comes amid a week of intensified political maneuvering and shifting party dynamics following the recent local elections. No official reason has been publicly given, but parliamentary sources suggest the […]
Read More
A federal judge in Massachusetts has ruled to block the U.S. government’s plan to deport migrants to Libya, citing serious concerns about the safety and human rights conditions in the war-torn country. The decision marks a significant development in the ongoing legal challenges to U.S. immigration policies and further intensifies the debate over deportation practices. […]
Read More
The United Nations has expressed alarm over the increasing number of non-nationals being deported from the United States, raising serious concerns about the potential violations of international human rights standards. The UN has called on the U.S. government to reconsider its deportation policies to ensure compliance with global human rights obligations. In a statement released […]
Read More
Human Rights Watch (HRW) is calling on South Korea’s three major political parties to clearly define their positions on human rights ahead of the upcoming presidential election. The organization stresses the importance of transparency and accountability, urging candidates to demonstrate their commitment to human rights in their platforms. In a statement issued today, HRW emphasized […]
Read More
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on Australia’s re-elected Labor government to prioritize human rights as a core component of its foreign policy, particularly in Asia. The organization urges the government to use its influence in the region to advocate for stronger human rights protections, drawing attention to pressing concerns in countries like Myanmar and […]
Read More
A new proposed railway line connecting Liverpool and Manchester is set to revolutionize North West infrastructure, offering faster travel, increased economic growth, and enhanced freight capacity. The project, which is slated for phased delivery over the next decade, promises to become a major catalyst for regional development. The railway will significantly reduce travel time between […]
Read More
A new report has revealed that businesses supported by private capital are contributing £19 billion annually to the Midlands economy, highlighting the critical role of private investment in fostering regional growth and development. The study, conducted by The Midlands Economic Forum, examined the impact of private capital on sectors such as manufacturing, technology, and logistics. […]
Read More
After more than three years and 14 rounds of negotiations, the United Kingdom and India have finalized a landmark free trade agreement (FTA), marking a new chapter in bilateral trade relations between the two nations. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to formally sign the deal during an official visit to India later this […]
Read More
China has announced a major reduction in tariffs on U.S. goods, cutting the tariff rate to 10% for a 90-day period, down from the previous 34%. This reduction, which takes effect today, is expected to have significant impacts on both global trade and U.S.-China relations. In addition to the reduced rate, China will cancel the […]
Read More
The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) is redirecting billions in defense procurement from the United States toward European partners, signaling a strategic pivot aimed at strengthening regional industrial ties and reducing reliance on American suppliers. According to new research by Tussell, a procurement analytics firm, the MOD has significantly increased contracts awarded to European defense […]
Read More