Italy decides
The Italian people will decide in a referendum next week what it means to be an Italian citizen. The referendum, taking place on.
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Merz’s Move Signals Renewal
Friedrich Merz has just thrown down the gauntlet – and rightly so. His proposed €46bn corporate tax break package is the bold, unapologetically.
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UK drone surge for Ukraine
The UK has announced a tenfold increase in its drone deliveries to Ukraine, stepping up its military support in the face of ongoing.
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Cov MP’s school meal joy
Coventry MP Taiwo Owatemi today welcomed the “transformative” news that 20,000 children in her city are being added to the list of those.
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Dormant funds unlock opportunity
A major funding boost from the UK Government could channel millions into West Midlands communities as part of a nationwide £440 million “Dormant.
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Poland’s political tightrope
Karol Nawrocki’s narrow victory in Poland’s presidential election is more than a win for the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party. It is.
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Black Country Party launched
A group of six Dudley councillors has launched a new political movement aimed at shifting power away from Westminster and back into the.
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Al Carns: Learn from Ukraine
Tech advances from Ukraine key to Britain’s defence strategy Combine these three: Learning from Ukraine – and acting This government is adopting the.
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UK avoids tariff surge – for now
Trump doubles metals duties, UK escapes – for now British steel and aluminium exporters can breathe easy after former President Donald Trump signed.
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Ukraine’s $7bn Russia blow
Ukrainian drones – 117 of them, each costing just $400 – destroyed 41 Russian military aircraft collectively worth $7bn in a covert operation.