UK-run detention centres in France have held hundreds of unaccompanied minors, raising concerns about their welfare and the lack of transparency. Refugee charities demand accountability and protection for these vulnerable children.
Read MoreA POSH committee has found Saini S Johray guilty of sexual molestation and tampering of evidence in a 6-month investigation.
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A challenging job market impacts youth mental health. We explore the experiences of four young people and their journey to employment.
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The family of Andrew Frederick, a British man found dead in Grenada, accuses UK authorities of failing to support their quest for justice. Despite evidence of torture and homicide, the FCDO refused specialist assistance, causing an ‘immeasurable toll’ on the grieving family.
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France’s €1 meal initiative is a game-changer for students, offering nutritious, balanced meals at an affordable price. This move aims to support students’ well-being and ensure equal access to quality food.
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Tony Blair’s essay on Labour’s future sparks a heated debate among politicians and commentators. The essay, which offers a ‘flawed analysis’, has been met with both praise and criticism.
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Christian Menefee, a freshman Democratic representative, defeats veteran Al Green in a runoff election. The race was a result of Republican gerrymandering, aiming to flip seats in their favor.
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Senator David Pocock questions the government’s response to BHP’s climate policy. Chris Bowen defends Australia’s COP role, emphasizing its value and impact on renewable energy.
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The far-right Elam party, inspired by Greece’s Golden Dawn, doubled its seats in Cyprus’ parliamentary election. This shift reshapes the political landscape, with implications for the presidency.
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Amid a rapidly changing political landscape, community independents are exploring the formation of a centrist party. This move aims to fill the void left by the Liberals and counter One Nation’s rise.
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