While Diaoyu/Senkaku seems like the focus for conflict, Beijing could be using the friction to test the new and hawkish PM in Tokyo.

As the UK Home Office attempts to pivot from ‘migrant hotels’ to former army bases, it continues to anger local residents, concerned for their safety.

On the eve of a UN vote on the Trump peace plan, disarming the Hamas terrorists behind the October 7th pogrom remains a key objective for Israel.

Disrupted supply chains, underfunded R&D, Chinese competition, and a potential brain drain could all curb Moscow’s influence in the skies.

Birmingham Chief constable pressured to explain why his police force risked being accused of “two-tier policing” against Jewish people.

The ski resort of Boží Dar took to social media to issue contagion warnings and hygiene rules to stop spread via contaminated surfaces.

After two ministers were ordered to resign, the Ukrainian president called for a new advisory board for the company at the center of the graft investigation.

The Home Office called the new proposals, which Mahmood will lay out in parliament on Monday, the “largest overhaul of asylum policy in modern times.”

The Russian Ministry of Defence said its troops had taken Rivnopillia and Mala Tokmachka in the Zaporizhzhia region.

The pope warned that the cries of the poor are often drowned out by the myth of progress, which overlooks countless people and leaves them to their fate.

Starmer and von der Leyen eye each other warily as tobacco regulation tests sovereignty and single market law.

Atheism and the erosion of moral order demand a resolute response of fervent faith, for even the most beautiful forms of Catholic culture alone will not suffice.