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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson yesterday asserted that he would learn from his Conservative Party's electoral failures and argued that his government still knew how to solve the country's economic problems.more

Behind the rumblings about President Vladimir Putin's ill-health is the Kremlin, for which such rumours are beneficial, according to Russian political scientist Ivan Preobrainsky, quoted today by Ukrainian portal NV.ua.more

British heir to the throne Prince Charles yesterday expressed his "personal sadness" at the "lasting impact of slavery" and urged countries thinking of severing ties with the British monarchy to remain members of the Commonwealth.more

The leader of Britain's ruling Conservative Party, Oliver Dowden, resigned this morning following two painful defeats in yesterday's House of Commons by-election.more

The next rail strikes are "extremely likely" if talks with rail operators fail, warned RMT trade union, which organized a protest this week in the UK.more

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba told the Italian daily Corriere della Sera that Russian President Vladimir Putin "will stop only when he is defeated militarily." In an interview published today, he said: "the weapons will guarantee the path of diplomacy."more

The UK has today expanded the list of goods banned from export to Russia in the wake of the country's assault on Ukraine.more

Although British Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a vote of confidence from Conservative MPs a dozen days ago, the results of the House of Commons by-election taking place today in two constituencies will once again raise questions about whether he should remain leader of the party.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced yesterday that the pace of the Russian invasion of Ukraine will weaken over the next few months, according to British intelligence services. Russia's army will exhaust its resources, Johnson stressed.more

The British government is determined to impose further sanctions on Russia and will continue to do so until it withdraws completely from Ukraine, assured Foreign Minister Liz Truss.more

It would be a very serious mistake to underestimate the consequences of Ukraine's decision to join the EU, as it will profoundly change the nature of the European project and the role of France weakened in favor of Eastern Europe in it, says the director of McLarty Associates consulting company and a lecturer at Sciences Po Paris in "Le Figaro". Jeremie Gallon.more

Assets worth a total of $4.5 billion, including palaces, yachts and vineyards, which were supposed to be given to Russian President Vladimir Putin by his friends and oligarchs, appear to be linked by an informal network, writes the British daily "The Guardian".more

Vladimir Putin has been referring to the Russian empire for a long time and his recent comparison of himself to Tsar Peter the Great fits into this narrative, but it is more for internal use, said Dr Domitilla Sagramoso, a Russia expert at King's College London. "Putin is looking for arguments to explain why he is asking the nation to sacrifice," she added.more

I am no longer in cabinet. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and - as far as I know - President Andrzej Duda have accepted my resignation," PiS President Jarosław Kaczyński said. My successor in the rank of deputy prime minister will be the head of MON Mariusz Błaszczak - he added.more

A return to mandatory mask-wearing is not considered necessary at this time, despite the summer wave of Covid-19, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said. more

72 percent of Dutch people are in favor of making European sanctions against Russia over aggression against Ukraine more severe, even at the expense of the Dutch economy, according to an Ipsos poll.more

The Russian ambassador to the UK and the rest of the Russian diplomatic staff in the country have formally been banned from entering the British parliament, announcers of both chambers said.more

French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist alliance has fallen short of an absolute majority in the second round of France's parliamentary election, according to preliminary official results.more

Due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the British army must be ready to fight again in Europe, warned the new commander of the land forces, General Patrick Sanders, in a letter sent to his subordinates.more

Hoteliers have blamed high energy costs, supply shortages, and 'pent-up' demand for the soaring hotel prices that are "damaging Ireland's reputation internationally". more

Pressure is growing on Boris Johnson to release a resignation letter penned by his ethics adviser, to reveal why he has quit suddenly – plunging the government into a fresh crisis. more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said during his unannounced visit to Kiev yesterday that he understood why Ukraine cannot compromise with Russia. He estimated that the Russian troops were under enormous pressure and that they were suffering heavy losses.more

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A Cabinet minister suggested on Thursday that it will be weeks before the Government tries again to send migrants to Rwanda and refused to say that a single person will be deported there by the end of the year. more

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange’s extradition to the US has been approved by UK Home Secretary Priti Patel. Mr Assange has 14 days to appeal the decision, the Home Office said.more