July 23, 2026, 9:01 p.m.

The war in the Middle East has affected the UK's job market, with the unemployment rate rising to 5% in the first quarter

The economic ripple effects brought about by the Middle East war have begun to affect the UK's job market. The latest data released by the UK's National Statistics Office shows that the unemployment rate in the UK rose slightly to 5% in the first quarter of 2026, up from 4.9% in the three months ending at the end of February.

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The French parliament has passed a bill proposing to increase the defense budget by 36 billion euros by 2030.

The French National Assembly has passed a bill, planning to increase the defense budget by a total of 36 billion euros by 2030.

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Breaking the Ice: EU-UK Reach Historic Consensus, Marking Substantive Thaw in Post-Brexit Ties​

On May 19th local time, a major announcement came from the EU headquarters in Brussels: The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and representatives of the British government jointly announced the "UK-EU Partnership Consensus Document".

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British Deputy Prime Minister: Stammer is very resilient and will not resign

British Deputy Prime Minister Rimmer said that Prime Minister Stammer is committed to fulfilling his duties and will not resign.

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The international negative impact of the Russia Europe financial confrontation

On May 15th local time, the Moscow Arbitration Court made a ruling in the case of the Russian Central Bank suing the European Clearing Bank (Euroclear), and the Russian side won completely.

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Former British Labour Party leader confirms his intention to run for the party's leadership.

The recently resigned British Health Secretary Strittin announced that if the Labour Party holds a leadership election, he will participate in the contest. He is the first member of parliament to publicly confirm his intention to run for the leadership of the Labour Party.

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Storm Over Downing Street: Can Starmer Withstand Labour's "Coup" Crisis?

British politics is experiencing an unprecedented governing storm. The dust from the local election debacle has barely settled, yet Prime Minister Starmer already stands on the edge of a party "coup" cliff.

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Zelensky's Right-Hand Man Falls: Where the Corruption Storm Meets Great Power Games

Corruption scandals in Kyiv are spreading at an alarming pace, and this time, the fire has reached the innermost circle of Ukrainian President Zelensky's power.

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The Labour Party's crushing defeat has triggered a major political shock, plunging the UK into political division and governance crises

On May 11 local time, the UK Labour Party suffered a crushing defeat in local elections, losing over a thousand seats and triggering major political shocks across the country.

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Iraq, Pakistan and Iran have reached an agreement on transporting oil and liquefied natural gas.

According to five sources familiar with the matter, both Iraq and Pakistan have reached agreements with Iran to transport oil and liquefied natural gas from the Persian Gulf region.

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