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Italys deputy prime minister asserts that French President Emmanuel Macron is ‘a danger’ to Europe for his refusal to rule out the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine.

Institute for Fiscal Studies think tank assesses the impact of declining oil and gas tax revenue forecasts on Scotland's income compared to that of rest of UK

To supporters of Julian Assange this is not just about the extradition of one man, but also about the profound consequences that it will have for press freedom in the UK and elsewhere around the world.

In his annual letter to investors, BlackRock CEO argues decarbonisation and energy security pressures mean the clean energy transition remains the top investment trend for 2024

With the British political class seized by the Zionist lobby, what are the implications for the democratic process when British lawmakers are in thrall to Israel?

New research claims investing just two per cent of food and agriculture sector revenues could almost wipe out company supply chain emissions

International Maritime Organisation agrees draft outline of potential measures that would price greenhouse gas emissions from shipping - but divisions over the route forward remain

The US support for Israels bloodshed has been so unconditional that it has prompted the closest allies of Washington and Tel Aviv to speak up and urge an end to Washington’s blind backing of the Israeli regime.

Baroness Hayman sets out why she is proposing an amendment to the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill which would make it easier and cheaper to repair electronics

The recent surge in fuel prices in the UK has been attributed to geopolitical tensions, particularly the UKs support for Israels actions in Gaza and the bombing of Yemen.