The socially progressive Scottish government will bring its grievances before Edinburgh’s Court of Session.

The proposed deal to sell Turkey $20 billion worth of F-16 fighter jets is facing strong opposition from Greek politicians as U.S. lawmakers veto the sale.

The score of Tristan, an opera that commands what Dudamel claims to be his obsession, radiated brilliantly with a fine Gallic touch from the Opéra’s orchestra.

Thanks to an agreement under negotiation, the Parthenon marbles could be given to Greece for a long-term loan.

Presently, it remains unclear whether Russian President Vladimir Putin is planning a second round of mobilization.

According to UN special envoy Hans Grundberg, a new truce in Yemen may be at hand.

It appears the EU is kicking the “can down the road,” holding off on signing any agreements, hoping the Labour Party will take the reins of government after the next general election.

Every government with debt on hand, and especially those with debt levels that are already unsustainable, must get to work on a contingency plan for the coming recession.

The president’s critical remarks come as Serbia, which so far has maintained its close economic ties with Russia amid the war in Ukraine, faces increased pressure from the West to impose sanctions.

Kissinger explained that he had previously opposed NATO membership for Ukraine out of fears that it would cause the situation that has now unfolded. But circumstances have changed.

Norway’s apparent rightward political shift mirrors similar trends witnessed across other Nordic states like Sweden and Finland.

The Qatargate scandal is set to expand to Morocco and elsewhere, as an alleged ex-MEP ringleader makes a plea deal with Belgian authorities.