USA 22/12/2017 US Senate releases incomplete workplace harassment data It lists just one claim for $14,260 for "sex discrimination and reprisal" but doesn't include a $220,000 payment for sexual harassment that was recently made public.
United Kingdom 20/12/2017 Damian Green resigns from UK government The First Secretary of State Damian Green has resigned from the UK government amid pornography scandal
Austria 19/12/2017 What are the policies of Austria’s new right-wing government? The coalition agreement published by the conservative People’s Party and the far-right Freedom Party is built around a vigorous protection of national identity.
Germany 01/12/2017 Germany's SPD says grand coalition 'not automatic' "We have a lot of options for building a government," says Martin Schulz.
Germany 27/11/2017 Germany coalition talks may not start until 2018 Coalition talks between the CDU and the SPD may not start until 2018, a top official close to Chancellor Angela Merkel has said. On Saturday
United Kingdom 08/11/2017 UK aid minister Priti Patel resigns over Israel trip row British aid minister Priti Patel has resigned after discussing with Prime Minister Theresa May the undisclosed meetings she held with Israeli officials in September.
world news 01/11/2017 Japan re-elect Abe as prime minister after election victory Shinzo Abe easily wins the race to be Japan's prime minister with 312 votes in the 465-seat lower house.
world news 18/10/2017 How taxpayers’ money is being used to fuel Europe’s deadly diesel pollution EU countries paid out €21 billion in subsidies for diesel - despite exhaust fumes from the fuel being considered a major cancer risk.
Germany 09/10/2017 Merkel 'agrees' refugee cap with allies Progress in coalition talks in Germany - deal over refugee numbers 'agreed' between Merkel's CDU and Bavarian allies
View 25/09/2017 View: The five major policy challenges facing Germany’s new government The next German government will have a chance to lay the groundwork for the country's future prosperity, but policymakers will have to act neither rashly nor reticently.
world news 15/09/2017 Peru's Congress dismisses president's cabinet as political crisis deepens Peru’s opposition-controlled Congress ousted center-right President Pedro Pablo Kuczysnki’s cabinet in a vote of no-confidence early on Friday
Poland 08/09/2017 Poland rips up school system in rapid reform Changes made in 1999 are being reversed as the government closes 'unequal' junior high schools.
Italy 14/08/2017 Italy accuses Russia of huge hack of its foreign ministry outposts Italy's Foreign Ministry has confirmed a Russian hack of its diplomatic facilities "lasted years".
United Kingdom 13/08/2017 UK government to clarify Brexit stance in seeking 'new phase' of talks London is due to publish several new policy papers setting out its position ahead of renewed talks with Brussels later in August.
Poland 22/07/2017 Protests continue in Poland over plans to overhaul judicial system Protests continue in Poland against plans to put the Supreme Court and the rest of the judicial system under the populist ruling party's control
Romania 26/06/2017 Romania picks a new Prime Minister Romania chooses ex-Economy Minister to lead the country hoping to pull it out of its ongoing political crisis
United Kingdom 26/06/2017 Theresa May and DUP strike deal for minority UK government Theresa May and DUP leader Arlene Foster presided at the signing of a deal at Downing Street on Monday
United Kingdom 22/06/2017 Flammable cladding found in towers across the UK Fire fears after UK councils estimate 600 towers have flammable cladding similar to Grenfell Tower
Romania 21/06/2017 MPs vote to oust Romania's PM Sorin Grindeanu Romania is looking for a new prime minister after the ruling leftists ousted the country’s six-month-old government. MPs voted overwhelming for a
world news 13/06/2017 Praise galore: Trump's surreal cabinet meeting Showered with praise: Donald Trump's first formal cabinet meeting made headlines as an exercise in group flattery.
