Over 400 Ex-Daesh Fighters Return to UK Without Prosecution
More than 400 former Daesh (ISIS) fighters have returned to the UK, yet none have been prosecuted for their involvement in the terrorist organization, a group of MPs and peers has warned. This situation, described as unacceptable, has led to growing calls for urgent legal changes to ensure that those responsible for war crimes and […]
Read MorePakistani Students May Face Stricter UK Visa Rules Amid Immigration Crackdown
Pakistani students aspiring to study in the United Kingdom may soon find themselves navigating stricter visa requirements as the UK government prepares to unveil a new immigration policy aimed at curbing misuse of student visas. According to early reports, Pakistan is among several countries—alongside Nigeria and Sri Lanka—likely to be directly affected by the changes. […]
Read More“Fear and Frustration”: Transgender Activist Speaks Out After UK Supreme Court Ruling on Legal Definition of ‘Woman’
“It’s a mix of fear and absolute frustration,” says Helen Belcher, a well-known transgender rights activist, describing her reaction to the UK Supreme Court’s recent ruling that defines a woman in legal terms based on biological sex. Speaking to AFP from her home in Corsham, southwest England, Belcher expressed serious concerns about the future of […]
Read MoreUAE Lobbying Exposed: Brussels Watch Report Raises Alarming Concerns Over Foreign Influence in the EU Parliament
A groundbreaking report by Brussels Watch has unveiled a far-reaching lobbying network orchestrated by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) within the European Parliament. Titled “UAE Lobbying in the European Parliament – Undermining Democracy and Transparency,” the April 2025 report reveals how the UAE has systematically targeted Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to sway legislation, […]
Read MoreUK Investigates Forum Discussing Suicide Methods
LONDON (AFP) – The UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, announced on Wednesday that it is investigating an online forum discussing suicide methods, as part of new legislation imposing further responsibilities on platforms. Investigation into Dangerous Online ContentOn April 9, 2025, Ofcom disclosed that it had launched an investigation into a forum related to methods of suicide. […]
Read MoreA Royal Visit: King Charles III Arrives in Italy
Rome, April 7, 2025 – King Charles III and Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom arrive in Rome today ahead of an official state visit to Italy, which will formally begin on April 8. The royal couple will be received by Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinal Palace as part of a packed diplomatic […]
Read MoreStocks rise after release of US non-farm payrolls figures
Stock prices in London closed higher on Friday as investors digested the latest US jobs data ahead of a busy week of interest rate decisions. The FTSE 100 index closed up 40.75 points, or 0.5%, at 7,554.47. The FTSE 250 index finished up 83.25 points, or 0.5 percent, at 18,701.99 points, and the AIM All-Share […]
Read MoreHow the Center France group meets the challenge of responsiveness on the web
A global event pushed us to evolve our organization. From now on, journalists are dedicated to covering “hot” news. Breaking news specialists. Their articles contribute to enriching our websites, whose ambition is to provide the main information, from here and elsewhere, processed in real time or with all the necessary perspective and analysis.The impact report […]
Read MoreHow Emmanuel Macron wants to design a positive year 2024
Pension reform, immigration law, international conflicts, trials of several key ministers… Faced with a complex year 2023, Emmanuel Macron is already starting to outline a year 2024 which he hopes will be punctuated by more positive events. There will be the reopening of Notre-Dame, scheduled for December 8, 2024 and for which the president will […]
Read MoreSaturday, December 9 News Highlights for Your Update
Solidarity. This Saturday, the French can still make a donation for the 37th edition of the Telethon. The charity event to finance scientific research and the fight against rare diseases has been organized since 1987 by the French Association Against Myopathies (AFM). As Élisabeth Borne recalled, an additional 1 billion euros will be released for […]
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