Labour Outrage at Mandelson Scandal ‘Off the Scale’

On January 25, 2026, the monoplay “Mother Maria” premiered in Paris, highlighting the life of Mother Maria (Skobtsova), an exceptional figure of Christian sainthood from the 20th century and the new spiritual patroness of Paris.
The play is more than a theatrical piece; it is an in-depth meditation on holiness emerging amidst human hatred, on suffering and ultimate love. St. Mother Ma

Labour MPs, dissatisfied with Starmer’s leadership amid poor polling, are openly calling for a revamp of the prime minister’s team.
“Something needs to give,” said Labour MP for Southport, Patrick Hurley, on Times Radio. “Something needs to change.”
Hurley criticized the ongoing situation as a “distraction on steroids” from the government’s objectives and expressed his own extreme frustratio

Washington, United States — February 6, 2026. According to Eurotoday Newspaper, the United States has reaffirmed that Trump diplomacy with Iran remains the preferred approach in 2026, even as senior officials stress that military options remain available if talks fail. The statement comes amid heightened regional uncertainty, with diplomatic, economic, and security pressures converging on Washingt

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Is it possible for the European Union to truly separate from Donald Trump’s America in terms of economy, politics, and strategy?
In this edition of EU Confidential, host Sarah Wheaton interviews Mateusz Morawiecki, the former Polish prime minister and current president of the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) party, regarding his proposal for an “Economic NATO.” This idea promotes a str

London, United Kingdom, February 5, 2026 — Eurotoday Newspaper: Starmer apologises to Epstein victims as the UK Labour leader publicly acknowledged failures in judgment over a senior political appointment, triggering renewed debate across Westminster about accountability, ethics, and trust in public leadership.
The apology comes at a moment of heightened sensitivity in British politics, where hist

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Since April 2023, the conflict between rival militaries in Sudan has displaced 14 million people, affecting its seven neighboring countries, according to the UN.
Chad is among the most impacted, now hosting Africa’s largest refugee population per capita, as per the UNHCR.
UN High Commissioner for Refugees Barham Salih praised Chad’s solidarity in welcoming refugees.
Chad has take

In Doha’s warm setting, surrounded by over 20 degrees temperatures, museum visits, and economic delegations, Gordon Repinski and Markus Preiß accompany the Chancellor on a significant foreign trip.
They discuss how German foreign policy is currently being reshaped and its necessity to do so. The focus shifts to a distinctly interest-driven foreign policy. Regions like Qatar, Saudi Arabia, an

When Jonas Salk developed the polio vaccine in 1955, health authorities did not restrict its use over concerns it might “renormalize injection.” Similarly, regulators did not ban antiretroviral therapy for HIV out of concern that patients might neglect abstinence. Every major public health breakthrough, from vaccines to clean water to seatbelts, has relied on innovation and technology. Smoking s

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