UK government

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis raised the long-standing issue of the Parthenon Sculptures during his meeting with UK counterpart Sir Keir Starmer at Downing Street on Tuesday.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis participated in a special workshop in London organised by the Tony Blair Institute on artificial intelligence and its application to government policies.

The potential return of the Parthenon Sculptures has been the subject of what Britain's Sky News described as "private meetings."

In 2025, the Parthenon Sculptures “may finally be relocated, or at least negotiations over their status could take a significant leap forward.”

King Charles III made a subtle yet notable fashion statement during his visit to Samoa, where he attended the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, by wearing a tie adorned with Greek flags.

The United Kingdom is preparing to transfer the sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, bringing an end to a decades-long dispute.

Britain has announced the delivery of 650 missile systems to Ukraine as part of a 162 million British pounds (213 million USD dollars) aid package aimed at strengthening Ukraine's defenses against Russia. British Defense Minister John Healey stated that the new commitment would boost Ukraine's air defense capabilities and reaffirm the UK government's ongoing support.

Thomas Cook is returning to European hands, as its Chinese owner has agreed to sell it to a Polish group, five years after its bankruptcy.

It was the tragic news of the week. The horrific Palermo shipwreck of the fatal Bayesian, which sank in the early hours of last Monday morning just outside the port of Porticello, Palermo, has shocked the world, but it has a “tragic coincidence”

The UK Ministry of Defense has confirmed that Ukraine is permitted to use British weapons on Russian territory, with the exception of long-range Storm Shadow missiles, which cannot be used to target locations within Russia's borders according to UK government policy.