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The EU is said to be demanding that financial compensation be paid by any future British government that reneges on a post-Brexit “reset” deal signed with Sir Keir Starmer, as part of an attempt to protect the agreement should Reform UK ever come to power.more

Muslim women should be subject to police stop-and-search if they wear the burka, according to Reform UK’s candidate to become London mayor. Laila Cunningham said parts of the capital “feel like a Muslim city” and she wanted to ban face coverings.more

The UK, France, and Italy are diverging on their positions regarding resuming direct contacts with Vladimir Putin, according to Politico, following a conversation with British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper. She warned that the Russian leader shows no interest in peace.more

Shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick has been sacked by Tory leader Kemi Badenoch for "plotting to defect". Badenoch says she had "clear, irrefutable evidence" that Jenrick was "plotting in secret to defect in a way designed to be as damaging as possible" to her party. more

The UK Foreign Office has said it is "carefully considering" a response to Russia expelling a British diplomat. Moscow accused the unidentified man of being an intelligence agent working undercover at the embassy in Russia's capital.more

Britain has temporarily closed its embassy in Tehran, Reuters reported on Wednesday evening, citing a government spokesman in London.more

President Karol Nawrocki said that he had discussed security and economic issues with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, but that the cooperation between the defence industries of both countries had also been raised.more

The British BBC station reported on Tuesday that it had filed a motion in a Florida court to dismiss US President Donald Trump's lawsuit, in which he demands $10 billion in damages.more

President Karol Nawrocki arrived in London on Monday afternoon. Later that same day, he met with representatives of the Polish community and presented state decorations. Talks with President Keir Starmer are scheduled for Tuesday morning.more

Thousands of supporters of the Iranian authorities attended a pro-government rally in Tehran today, intended to counterbalance the protests that have been ongoing for two weeks. The Speaker of Parliament announced that if US President Donald Trump carries out his threats of intervention, he will receive an ‘unforgettable lesson’.more

Canada is the country most at risk from political instability in the US and changes resulting from the American political revolution, according to the latest report by Eurasia Group, a company specialising in risk assessment. The report emphasises that the only country more vulnerable to the effects of these changes is the United States itself.more

Earlier today - almost 27 months until the next election - Nigel Farage's Reform UK Party became the first challenger to announce their candidate to become Mayor of London in 2028. Mr Farage confirmed long-held rumours that Westminster Councillor Laila Cunningham will stand against Sir Sadiq Khan in two years' time.more

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer yesterday assured his Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen of his support for her country's sovereignty over Greenland and agreed with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on the need to deter Russia in the Far North, his office said.more

Prezydent USA Donald Trump oświadczył w wywiadzie dla "New York Timesa", że może stanąć przed wyborem między przyłączeniem Grenlandii a zachowaniem NATO. Stwierdził, że pozyskanie Grenlandii na własność jest ważna. Oznajmił też, że uważa własną moralność za jedyne ograniczenie dla swoich działań.more

Ireland will vote against the free trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur in its current form, Irish Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris announced on Thursday. He emphasized that the so-called safeguard clauses are not sufficient for the authorities in Dublin.more

Poles are divided when it comes to opinions on the possible outbreak of war with Russia, with 47% fearing such a scenario and 42% not, according to a poll commissioned by Radio ZET.more

The UK and its Nato allies must upgrade their military capabilities if the coalition of the willing in Ukraine is to be a successful deterrence against Vladimir Putin, a former military chief has warned.more

The Danish Ministry of Defence has confirmed that in the event of an invasion by foreign troops, for example on the territory of Greenland, soldiers are to launch an immediate counterattack without waiting for an order, Danish media reported.more

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said today that the issue of possibly sending British troops to Ukraine will first be put to a vote in Parliament. He added that such a contingent would only be sent after a truce between Ukraine and Russia had been concluded, and its size would be adjusted to the military's plans.more

US President Donald Trump and his team are discussing various options for acquiring Greenland, including the use of military force, White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said yesterday. She noted that annexing the island is a priority for the US.more

Following the summit in Paris, the countries of the ‘coalition of the willing’ specified the security guarantees that would come into force after a possible ceasefire in Ukraine. The declaration adopted after the summit refers, among other things, to a ceasefire monitoring mechanism that would be under the auspices of the US.more

The UK faces a “turning point” this year, with the number of deaths to outnumber births by ever-greater margins for the next 50 years, a think tank has predicted.more

'Coalition of the willing', a group of countries supporting Ukraine, has decided to establish a coordination unit at the coalition headquarters in Paris, Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing a draft statement that requires approval at a coalition meeting.more

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said today in two interviews, referring to the position of US President Donald Trump, that only Greenland, Denmark and ‘no one else’ can decide on the future of Greenland, and that London takes international law into account when assessing the governments of other countries.more