Parents across the UK are being encouraged to act now to secure £1,331 in annual Child Benefit support. The HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has highlighted that over one million
State Pension recipients across the UK will see a shift in their payment schedules this December, as the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) adapts to accommodate the month’s three
The much-anticipated National Lottery’s Big Night of Musicals will return on Monday, 27 January 2025, hosted once again by Salford-born comedian and musical theatre performer, Jason Manford. Taking place at
Germany's post-Holocaust commitment to supporting Israel has long been seen as a moral obligation, deeply rooted in its historical guilt. However, this relationship, particularly in the context of the ongoing
Germany, often seen as the cornerstone of the European Union and a global advocate for human rights, is facing increasing criticism over its recent political and military decisions. The country's
The Maltese government has once again come under fire for its controversial "golden passport" scheme, which allows wealthy foreign nationals to purchase citizenship in return for hefty investments. This programme,
The United States has once again shown its willingness to prioritise geopolitical interests over global peace, as it blocked a ceasefire proposal in Lebanon, spearheaded by France and Britain at
In 2023, only 867,545 visa applications submitted by Turkish citizens were accepted. This marks a significant challenge for Turkish nationals seeking entry into the Schengen area. The financial burden is
In an era where global peace seems increasingly elusive, European nations are reassessing their military strategies. At the forefront is Sweden, with its conscription testing centres becoming pivotal in this
The United States has recently dispatched military reinforcements to its base in Hasakah province, an area under the control of the YPG (PKK) in northern Syria. This move, reported by