In a bid to reach out to wider segments of society during last month’s local elections, Turkey’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) opted for a brand-new communication str... Read more
Launched in 2014, the Investment Plan for Europe – known as the ‘Juncker Plan’ – was introduced against a background of low levels of investment and sluggish growth in the aftermath of the e... Read more
At least 29 people, most of them German tourists, died and 27 more were injured in a bus accident on the Portuguese island of Madeira on Wednesday, authorities said. The white bus overturned... Read more
The fire that ravaged parts of the Notre Dame cathedral’s roof was probably caused by accident, said French prosecutors on Tuesday after firefighters finished extinguished a gigantic b... Read more
After nearly two years of waiting, the much-anticipated finale to the Skywalker Saga finally has a name: “The Rise of Skywalker.” At Star Wars Celebration in Chicago on Friday, D... Read more
Louise Chappell, Director of the Australian Human Rights Institute and Scientia Professor, Law Faculty, UNSW For most of the Coalition’s time in office, gender justice concerns have received... Read more
The U.S. is economy likely slowing from its strong rate of growth in 2018, with “important international risks” clouding the outlook, Federal Reserve vice chairman Richard Clarid... Read more
BRUSSELS — Here in the political heart of Europe, the U.K. is about to face its most dramatic crossroads in a Brexit process that has been thwarted by stubbornness and indecision. And the co... Read more
Federal immigration authorities arrested more than 280 employees of a Texas company in what officials said was the biggest single workplace raid in a decade. The homeland security investigat... Read more
Hosts Darren McCaffrey and Tesa Arcilla take a look back at the top highlights from this week’s coverage on Raw Politics. From Theresa May asking the European Union for a short extension to... Read more
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