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On International Women's Day on March 8, we honour five women world leaders who made significant contributions to their countries.
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That 1986 one-handed goal was one of soccer’s most iconic events for a number of reasons, Falklands War included, but nothing takes away from the genius of the GOAT — Diego Maradona
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Liz Truss, Britains foreign secretary, was named winner Monday in the contest to replace the scandal-plagued Boris Johnson as Conservative Party leader and the country’s prime minister.
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Minorities of south Asian origin have recently held major offices of state, like home secretary and chancellor of the exchequer.
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A shortlist of eight candidates on the first ballot paper includes Attorney General Suella Braverman, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi, Trade Minister Penny Mordaunt, former Cabinet ministers Kemi Badenoch and Jeremy Hunt and Tory backbencher Tom Tugendhat.
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Once a week, British prime ministers drive into Buckingham Palace for an audience with the Queen to discuss “government matters”.
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Instead of saying Theresa May tweeted on the high-octane race between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, the BBC journalist said 'a tweet that Margaret Thatcher has just put out'
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"This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. Other than one meeting this afternoon with Her Majesty the Queen, the diary for the rest of my day is remarkably light," Cameron said to roars of laughter in a packed House of Commons.
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May is UK's second longest serving Home Secretary in the past 100 years, known for her strong Tory values and is expected to unflinchingly follow through on Britain's vote to exit the European Union.
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Energy minister Andrea Leadsom abruptly withdrew from the contest to succeed David Cameron as Britain's prime minister on Monday, leaving her rival Theresa May as the only candidate.
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Britain is poised to get its first woman Prime Minister in more than a quarter of a century since Margaret Thatcher as the race to succeed David Cameron after
the Brexit vote on July 7 narrowed down to home secretary Theresa May and energy minister Andrea Leadsom
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Parliament was adjourned on the first day of a new session after opposition lawmakers demanded the resignation of leaders tainted by corruption allegations, deepening an impasse that has stalled the government's reform agenda.
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Coal India workers may have called off their mega strike but issues remain over the government's roadmap for allowing commercial mining as well as restructuring the behemoth.
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Is Narendra Modi more de Gaulle than Reagan, Thatcher or Lee? If you were to ask Pratap Bhanu Mehta, President of Delhi‘s Centre for Policy Research, the answer would be yes. He thinks of Modi as a Republican Monarch.
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R Jagannathan says India has been a messy compromise with crony capitalism, which leaves behind a plethora of arbitrary controls that work to favor some businesses while deterring others
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Where a maze of derelict warehouses and old cranes once testified to Britain's decline, glass skyscrapers teeming with traders now dominate London's docks, a metaphor - for good and ill - for Margaret Thatcher's free-market revolution.
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Former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher's funeral will take place in London on Wednesday, April 17, David Cameron's office said on Tuesday.
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Margaret Thatcher, the "Iron Lady" who transformed Britain during 11 years in power, died on Monday aged 87
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Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has died following a stroke, a spokesman for the family said
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The BBC agreed to pay 185,000 pounds on Thursday to a former treasurer of Britain's Conservative Party wrongly accused of child sex abuse as a result of one of its reports.
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Ten years ago Saturday, the European Union celebrated the launch of the first euro coins and notes with fireworks, parties and solemn speeches.
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Even as he scrambles to contain the phone hacking crisis that has rocked his British media empire, News Corp boss Rupert Murdoch has maintained the aura of a man in control.
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A handbag belonging to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher sold for 25,000 pounds (USD 40,000) at a charity auction late on Monday, Christie's said.
