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Ex-Iraq war whistleblower calls for 'global solidarity' in foreign policy
Carne Ross is running as a Green Party candidate in north London, challenging a senior Labour MP
Protesters call for end to Israeli weapons sales at major arms fair
French district court bars representatives of Israeli companies from Eurosatory event, days after officials banned Israeli exhibits
Global refugee population grows by almost 10 per cent in one year
More than 120 million people have been displaced, with low to middle income countries bearing most of the burden
Labour's Mahmood says unions positive about party manifesto
The MP said there were disagreements with a couple of unions but they did not push the issue to a vote
Farage faces flak over 'Sunak doesn’t care about our culture' claim
Reform UK party leader's comments dismissed by shadow cabinet minister as 'dog whistle' to stir right-wing voters
Macron moves to dissolve parliament as far-right wave hits EU vote
Projected results for the European Parliament for France put the far-right National Rally party at about 33 per cent
Ex-diplomats backing UK Labour Party's decision to recognise Palestine
An action plan has been drawn up by former envoys and politicians involved with Middle East affairs
Muslim councillor is leading the Starmerite candidate charge
The Labour Party is teeing up a new breed of MPs well-versed in local government, organised labour and policy research
Nelson Mandela adviser seeks to unseat Labour leader Keir Starmer
Former South African MP and anti-corruption campaigner Andrew Feinstein says he is building a community campaign for challenge
Health fears for woman jailed after meeting widow of Iran's shah
London taxi driver Arash Asiabi spoke of family's pain and uncertainty as his wife Nasrin Rooshan serves sentence in Evin prison
Starmer vows to curb legal migration and 'hire Brits first'
In election campaigning, the party refused to give targets but has promised to cut net migration
British MP says he avoids public transport after Gaza war stance threats
Wes Streeting admits some of his constituents feel let down by the party's soft stance on Israel
The female entrepreneurs taking Oman to the world
More women in the sultanate are setting up their own businesses than ever before
Labour’s ‘purge’ of the left ignites pro-Palestine candidates' election bid
Veteran of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign Kamel Hawwash is setting up a party focused on national issues
From Gaza war to UK studies: Palestinian students seek scholarships
More Palestinian students in Gaza are applying to study in Britain, but scholarship-awarding organisations do not know how to get them out
