You are here

conservatives

UK to end use of controversial Bibby Stockholm migrant barge

UK to end use of controversial Bibby Stockholm migrant barge

  • The Bibby Stockholm, anchored off Dorset, became a high-profile symbol of Britain’s tough asylum policy under the Conservatives
  • Britain’s Home Office, or interior ministry, said use of the barge would end once its contract expires in January
By Reuters ·
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sets July 4 election date to determine who governs the UK

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sets July 4 election date to determine who governs the UK

By AP ·
London mayor Khan wins historic third term as Tories routed in local polls

London mayor Khan wins historic third term as Tories routed in local polls

By AFP ·
UK Conservatives finish voting for leader with Liz Truss tipped to win

UK Conservatives finish voting for leader with Liz Truss tipped to win

By AFP ·
Truss surges ahead, wins key backers in UK leadership race

Truss surges ahead, wins key backers in UK leadership race

By AP ·
UK Tory leadership debate halted after moderator faints

UK Tory leadership debate halted after moderator faints

By AFP ·
UK PM Johnson vows to lead Conservatives to next election

UK PM Johnson vows to lead Conservatives to next election

By Reuters ·
UK lawmaker submits letter of no confidence in PM Johnson

UK lawmaker submits letter of no confidence in PM Johnson

By Reuters ·
UK voters go to the polls to choose new government to resolve Brexit impasse

UK voters go to the polls to choose new government to resolve Brexit impasse

By AP ·
Johnson vs Hunt in final of race to be next British PM

Johnson vs Hunt in final of race to be next British PM

By Reuters ·
Conservatives balk at GOP plan to avert government shutdown

Conservatives balk at GOP plan to avert government shutdown

By AP ·

Opinion

Kerry Boyd Anderson
How united American support for Netanyahu has ebbed away
Author
Dr. Majid Rafizadeh
Iran’s nuclear advances raising serious concerns
Author
Sinem Cengiz
Turkiye’s view on NATO’s Middle East expansion
Author
Peter Harrison
From boomers to Gen Z, the real generation gap
Author
Juan Carlos Motamayor
Addressing food security with innovation and partnerships
Author
More in Opinion

Latest updates

Time magazine names Dar Tantora among ‘world’s greatest places’
Time magazine names Dar Tantora among ‘world’s greatest places’
Rahm leads by 2 after first round of LIV Golf UK
Rahm leads by 2 after first round of LIV Golf UK
Grappling with maritime disputes and Myanmar crisis, ASEAN top diplomat meetings joined by US, China
Grappling with maritime disputes and Myanmar crisis, ASEAN top diplomat meetings joined by US, China
Final four battle it out for MLBB Women’s Invitational title at Esports World Cup in Riyadh
Final four battle it out for MLBB Women’s Invitational title at Esports World Cup in Riyadh
Blinken hits out at China’s ‘unlawful actions’ in South China Sea
Blinken hits out at China’s ‘unlawful actions’ in South China Sea

Recommended

Middle-East
How climate change is exacerbating food insecurity, with dangerous consequences for import-reliant Middle East
How climate change is exacerbating food insecurity, with dangerous consequences for import-reliant Middle East
Saudi Arabia
How AI is unlocking the creative potential of Saudi Arabia’s burgeoning fashion industry
How AI is unlocking the creative potential of Saudi Arabia’s burgeoning fashion industry
World
Why wave of extremism and crime may be West Africa’s ticking bomb
Why wave of extremism and crime may be West Africa’s ticking bomb

Search form

Print Edition
Read pdf version Subscribe now
© 2024 SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY, All Rights Reserved And subject to Terms of Use Agreement.