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Alcohol consumption has halved over the past 50 years, as the quality of wine has risen.

Despite being greeted by widespread horror and pained dismissal, Robert Kennedy Jr.’s quest has, in its outlandish improbability, at least faint trace elements of the family’s political playbook,

Donald Tusk was once the EUs favourite but now he is lashing out at his Brussels pals, says Jonathan Saxty

It wasnt five minutes ago that the EU was jumping for joy at the prospect of Donald Tusk - former President of the European Council - becoming Polands next Prime Minister.

Former President Trump is facing 91 felony counts in four separate criminal cases. He was impeached twice, and left office under ignominious circumstances after his supporters violently stormed the Capitol, egged on by his claims of a stolen election. Many of his former top advisers have turned into ardent critics. And yet, several polls released…

In the 2022 midterms, countless Republican candidates — hoping to distract voters from the abortion issue — have been focusing heavily on violent crime and blaming Democrats for the crime rates in major cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, New Orleans and Philadelphia.

Poland is facing changes, and not only Poland. Recent election results create new opportunities for Ukraine, Europe, and Ukraine in Europe.

Javier Palomarez, who stepped down as chief of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce after he was accused of financial misconduct and sexual harassment, is working with the centrist group.

WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish opposition parties have all rebuffed overtures by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki to help form a coalition government, fol...

Polish lawmakers started a debate on Wednesday to reinstate public financing for in-vitro fertilisation, marking a shift after eight years of nationalist rule which brought severe restrictions on women's reproductive rights. The Law and Justice government (PiS) lost its parliamentary majority in the Oct. 15 elections, paving the way for opposition parties from the centre-right to the left to form a ruling coalition. They are expected to take over executive power later this year, and have ...