Tuscany approved on Tuesday a right-to-die law, becoming the first region in Roman Catholic Italy to regulate assisted suicide in the absence of national legislation on a highly controversial topic.

The GAA has presented academic research to Stormont that estimates Gaelic games generate €2.87 billion of economic and social ...

Unfair global debt must be cancelled urgently, a Scots aid group has demanded. Lower-income countries are spending more on ...

Despite court orders to release federal grants, many organizations working on climate projects still don't have access to ...

Trump has begun an unprecedented attack on the norms of US lawmaking. The scale and scope of the attack are significant and mostly unconstitutional. The two most likely outcomes are:Crash: Trump ...

Never has our future been more unpredictable, never have we depended so much on political forces that cannot be trusted to follow the rules of common ...

Less than a month later, the City of Toronto has asked Tiny Tiny Homes, the non-profit behind the project, to remove the five ...

This 2025 is a watershed year for the Philippine Senate, once the bastion of excellence, purposeful governance and visionary nation building.

An interview with international relations professor Nicholas Grossman, who explains why Putin has to be absolutely thrilled ...

As the Trump administration seeks to get rid of most of USAID’s staff, thousands of employees get a temporary reprieve.

Hundreds of Minnesota foster youth are paying into the foster care system rather than having their parents’ survivor benefits set aside for them.