Electric car adoption hasn’t matched the hype, Porsche admits, as it pivots back to hybrids and traditional engines

Behind closed doors, Poland’s liberal elite just staged a coup.

Thomas Oberreiter stepped down after being linked to an anonymous blog featuring misogynistic and graphic content written under a female pseudonym.

South Korea dodges higher duties at the last minute, but Trump punishes Brazil, India, and threatens Canada as his August 1 trade deadline hits.

Emily Damari, kidnapped by Hamas and freed in January, accuses Labour leader of legitimising terror by offering statehood with no conditions on Hamas.

A six-year-old boy is among the dead after drone and missile attacks on Ukraine’s capital. Russia says its forces have seized the eastern stronghold of Chasiv Yar.

“We used to guard the private sphere. Now we livestream it.”

The law notably broadens the authority of the domestic intelligence agency and allows for the collection of citizens’ personal data without requiring judicial oversight.

Local election officials are being warned off AfD candidates by domestic spies—raising fears of a politicised security state.

Large firms were wrongly classified as small businesses, breaching EU rules and distorting internal market competition.

It’s unrealistic to suppose that censorship can continue to be imposed on the grounds of holding up a liberal order that’s already disappeared.

UK airspace reopens after temporary closure, but passengers warned to expect hours of delays.