Nicola Jewers lied for eight years by saying she wasn't living with her partner whilst claiming Employment Support Allowance, ...

For the most part, benefit payments will be going out as normal in January. These include: However, there is one key bank ...

The Netherlands is implementing dozens of new and updated laws on January 1. Here follows a summary of some of the changes ...

By Ioannis Tirkides The Cypriot tax system, which was designed almost a quarter of a century ago, in 2002, is facing problems ...

The full speech delivered by President Anura Kumara Dissanayake in Parliament (2025-12-19) “Today, we have presented to Parliament the largest supplementary estimate submitted in recent history. On ...

National security is the No. 1 responsibility of the federal government. For 65 years in a row, Congress has passed the National Defense Authorization Act that shapes defense policies, from nuclear ...

Theirs is just one story. They’re among the thousands of people whose lives SaskAbilities has touched in its 75 years as a ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is "pushing more pensioners into paying tax" with her Budget reforms, analysts warn. The ...

Morgan Stanley’s economists expect weak inflation and subdued growth in Europe to persist into 2026, accompanied by further interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank. The brokerage frames this ...

We often say we care about lived experience, and that is true. We talk clearly about housing, childcare and benefits. In some areas, we have led the way with strong examples and practical policies.

Benefits including PIP, Universal Credit, State Pension and Attendance Allowance may be stopped or reduced if you don't ...