Pontiff warns against financial systems that exploit the vulnerable, calling for mercy and justice in Jubilee Year

A new language guide urges economists to replace dozens of everyday words with “inclusive” alternatives—a move critics call another victory for the woke bureaucracy.

British intelligence warns of online job ads offering big payouts for “unique insights” that are, in reality, fronts for Chinese espionage.

S&P slashed Paris’s rating to A+, warning that ballooning debt and slow reforms could derail Macron’s deficit targets.

The Avangard plant in Sterlitamak, Bashkortostan, produces weapons and ammunition for Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Twenty member states warn that the inability to remove rejected or criminal Afghan asylum seekers is undermining public trust and putting European security at risk.

Lisbon joins a growing list of European capitals restricting full-face coverings amid debates over women’s rights, security, and religious freedom.

The accused admitted regret but appeared detached throughout the Paris hearing, where experts confirmed she was fit to stand trial.

Even if you were to quadruple defence spending, if no-one is willing to fight for you, there would be no consequence.

While slavery is still going strong in countries as diverse as Nigeria, Indonesia, and Brazil, British black celebrities focus on their own ‘victimhood.’

A civil group gathered enough signatures to trigger a referendum on the controversial law passed in July

The 65-year-old royal says he will no longer use his title or honours after talks with King Charles III, citing a desire to “put duty first.”