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Američki predsjednik Donald Trump je objavio da su Sjedinjene Države i Iran na korak do potpisivanja sporazuma koji bi trebao okončati rat na Bliskom

Zapovjednik njemačke vojske, general-pukovnik Christian Freuding, izjavio je za Politico da se Njemačka mora pripremiti za mogući ruski napad do 2029.

Iranska vojska spriječila je prolazak tankera za naftu koji je pokušao proći kroz Hormuški tjesnac, izvijestili su, rano u petak, iranski državni medi

Madurova otmica bila je samo vrhunac šire operacije, koja je službeno imala za cilj presretati tankere s venezuelskom naftom kako bi se osiguralo provođenje sankcija koje su Sjedinjene Države uvele Venezueli, ali se u biti svodila na klasično gusarstvo i otimanje brodova s tovari…

Savjetnik vlade za pitanja terorizma Jonathan Hall rekao je da se mora početi razmatrati utjecaj migracija na nacionalnu sigurnost

Armed Forces Minister Al Carns quit after Defence Secretary John Healey resigned over military spending

Residents are deeply frustrated with politics — and some would rather burn the system down than back Labour candidate Andy Burnham to challenge Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Senior officials from Qatar, the UAE and Pakistan rang Trump as he was threatening to strike Iran "very hard tonight." Their assurance of a deal in reach convinced him to pull back.

“You’re bombing what to get what at this point?” said a former Trump administration official.

The centrist party — eyeing a role in government — is speeding up its candidate selection and overhauling its digital operation.

Forty years ago, on June 12, Spain formally anchored its future to the European Union. As the tremors of the 1979 energy crisis subsided and our new institutions dismantled decades of isolation, the European project was met with fierce optimism. For a generation born under a dict…

We have selected seven stories from this week’s news across Hong Kong, mainland China, the wider Asia region and beyond that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Was Xi’s stanc…

It’s the ultimate symbol of American politics under Donald Trump – a blood-soaked cage match on the lawn of the White House for the US president’s 80th birthday. A giant arena dubbed “The Claw” has been built on the famed South Lawn for Sunday’s tournament featuring 14 Ultimate F…

The vulnerability of submarine cables during conflicts has made seabed infrastructure a fresh concern for global communication and maritime safety, prompting 17 Asian and European nations to step up collaboration on defence strategies in recent months. But the two largest marine …

A South Korean court sentenced ex-president Yoon Suk-yeol to 30 years in prison on Friday for sending military drones into North Korea, saying he planned the action as pretext for his disastrous martial law declaration in 2024. The drone flights two months before Yoon suspended c…

The Philippines has a rare opening to turn its geography, skilled workers and deepening ties with Japan into a stronger maritime industrial base, but analysts say Manila’s push to make shipbuilding a strategic industry will be judged by whether fresh investment can produce lastin…

A prominent backchannel political figure between Japan and China has died, days before a reported planned trip meant to ease deep bilateral tensions. Yohei Kono, best known for his historic apology on August 4, 1993, to tens of thousands of “comfort women” who were forced by the …

Across Europe, political instability, fragmentation and polarization are increasingly becoming the norm. But how are governments tackling these tensions? On this episode of the Brussels Playbook Week Ender, host Sarah Wheaton and her guests hone in on three countries: France, Gre…

The AfD's growing popularity is putting the chancellor in a historically weak position even as he pursues sweeping reforms.

Rules that have taken many years are finally ready to be rolled out.

Climate change, Palestine, Brexit, the Iraq War. Westminster has seen it all when it comes to protests, and the inhabitants of Parliament are largely desensitised to the angry cries at the gates. This week on Westminster Insider host Sascha O’Sullivan asks: what’s the…

Greece risks being downgraded in the strategic priorities of multinational pharmaceutical companies, head of trade group warns

A new inquiry will look into how to scale up supplies in the event of a mass casualty incident

Her latest diplomatic blunder is a comparison of Israel to apartheid South Africa

A population-cap referendum could force Bern to choose between curbing immigration and preserving its access to the EU