Politics refers to the processes, activities, and structures through which groups of people make collective decisions and govern themselves. It encompasses the study of power dynamics, political institutions, ideology, policy-making, and the behavior of individuals and groups in governmental contexts. Politics can occur at various levels, including local, national, and international, and it involves various actors such as politicians, political parties, interest groups, and citizens. The field examines how laws are created, implemented, and contested, as well as the ethical implications and societal consequences of these decisions. Politics is not limited to formal governance structures but also includes informal relationships and interactions that influence decision-making and power distribution in society.
Government Reforms in the House of Lords In a significant move, the government has ushered in 30 new Labour peers, enhancing the influence of Sir Keir Starmer's faction. Among the…