As a recurring pattern, it appears that Richard Ratcliffe’s latest media circus at the door steps of the Iranian embassy in London has subsided, at least for now.

Large majorities of Americans believe the tone of political debate in the United States has become more negative in recent years, a new poll shows.

This program reviews political and economic conditions in Jordan.

Tory leadership hopeful Jeremy Hunt has promised wide-ranging tax cuts to appeal to the Conservative party’s base as part of his bid to become Britain’s next prime minister.

Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt like to present their contest to become Britain’s next prime minister as critical to the country’s destiny. That may be so, but on key issues of policy there is very little that separates the two men.

The British government’s reported plan for a million Welsh speakers by 2050 has predictably failed to excite the Welsh people, as demonstrated by their attitudes on social media.

While we have been consistently and persistently bombarded by stories of the notorious impropriety and moral turpitude of the various candidates for the tory leadership, the next helmsman of Her Majesties Government, very little has been mentioned regarding the most important of issues, namely, what are the proposed tax and spending policies of these same said candidates?

It has been reported that Labour MP Chris Williamson has been suspended yet again on charges of anti-Semitism. The outspoken MP was last suspended in February after claiming that Labour had given “too much ground” over the issue.

The continuing political chaos at Westminster over Brexit and related matters is placing more and more pressure on the United Kingdom’s periphery. There is already a growing chorus of support for a second Scottish independence referendum.

In a major warning to the British political establishment, former UK prime minister Gordon Brown claims that the union is more at risk of collapse than at any time in 300 years.