Philippines: President uses presidential helicopter to see Coldplay concert; protests erupt
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has faced criticism for utilizing a presidential helicopter to attend a Coldplay concert north of Manila, bypassing the notorious...
Is UK’s £28bn green plan helping people?
The head of the Fire Brigades Union, Matt Wrack, has warned that dropping Keir Starmer's plan to spend £28 billion per year on green...
Germany: Protests erupt over mass deportation plans
More than 100,000 people gathered across Germany on Saturday to protest against the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party, which has recently faced controversy...
US forgives student debt for 74,000 borrowers
The White House declared on Friday that an additional 74,000 U.S. borrowers, amounting to nearly $5 billion in forgiven debt, will benefit from the...
Brexit destroying UK’s environmental standards
A comprehensive analysis by media has unveiled that crucial legal safeguards for both the environment and human health are being dismantled in the aftermath...
Northern Ireland is ‘Europe’s dirty corner’
Experts have indicated that Northern Ireland is unlikely to see benefits from heightened EU standards due to its current non-compliance with existing rules, resulting...
France-Germany to study provenance of African objects
Germany and France have launched a joint fund, contributing €2.1 million over three years (€360,000 per year from each country), to support research on...
Australian aged care homes get ‘five stars’
The aged care sector in Australia is facing criticism as nearly 150 aged care homes that did not meet minimum safety and care standards...
Public school education getting expensive in Australia
The cost of a public school education in Australia is a topic of debate, with recent reports indicating varying estimates. According to a report...