An inquiry into Britain's role in the Iraq war opened in London on Tuesday, with evidence from senior members of the UK’s defence establishment. Tony Blair, who will be the highlight of the inquiry, is due to give evidence after Christmas.
In today’s international press review, we look at the world’s reaction regarding the Lisbon Treaty. The Czech Republic was the last EU member state to sign it.
Closing the British Conservative party’s annual conference on Thursday, party leader David Cameron set out his vision for the party, one that envisages a change in the party’s fortunes from the opposition to the ruling benches.
The day after his keynote speech at the Labour party conference in Brighton, Gordon Brown and his party, already trailing in the polls, lost the support of the influential tabloid 'The Sun' for the first time since Labour came to power in 1997.
Gordon Brown will be going back to Tony Blair’s policies as he addresses the Labour Party Conference in Brighton on Tuesday in a speech that could make or break Labour’s election chances next year.
The financial crisis that has shaken the world's wealthiest nations has trickled down to their most vulnerable populations: immigrant workers. From Ireland to the USA, immigrants are having to rethink the length of their stay.
After sacked workers beat to death the local chief executive of an Italian company, the firm has announced an investigation into the case. India's labour minister has apologised for calling the incident a "warning for management".
In a make-or-break speech at the Labour Party Conference, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown sought to silence his critics by promising to provide a "rock of stability" in the current financial crisis.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown has received a popularity boost following his speech at the Labour Party conference, but is this enough to sustain the party in the next general election?
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has made it clear that he has no intention of conceding the party's leadership, hoping to silence internal plotting against him with a make-or-break speech during the Labour convention.
