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By 2100 there will be 53 million fewer Europeans than there are now, demographic trends suggest.

The pontiff has been a vocal opponent of the U.S. and Israel's military operations against Iran, and Washington's attempts to portray it as a religious crusade.

Israel’s continued bombing of its neighbor has been a major sticking point in America’s negotiations with Iran.

AI Minister Kanishka Narayan suggested in a podcast interview that the AI giant's finances are to blame for the decision.

The Kremlin fired nearly 700 drones and 44 missiles as Kyiv struggles to defend itself.

Attempted attack on Finchley Reform Synagogue in UK capital leads to arrests.

Business Secretary Peter Kyle said the public "should go on" enjoying food and beer despite "worst-case scenario" planning for carbon dioxide shortages.

The move marks another effort by the premier-elect to distance himself from his predecessor.

With three weeks until polling day, postal voting is under way in local and devolved elections across the UK – but will the process stay clean and how much could deepfakes distort the campaign? In Scotland, an almighty row has erupted between Labour and Reform over an alleg…

Viktor Orbán may be out — but his man in Brussels is not. Today on the pod, Ian and Sarah discuss how the Hungarian Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi is expected to stay on in the Berlaymont after his Fidesz party’s landslide election loss back home. They explain why neither the…

War in Middle East will upend leaders' plans to talk about the bloc's economy and budget next week.

Gianni Infantino’s comments come as the U.S.-Israel war with Iran has jeopardized the Iranian team’s chances of competing.

The age verification app is seen as a key part of the EU's efforts to keep kids safe from online harms and mental health risks.

The U.S. president’s comments come as tempers flare in Washington over the U.K.’s stance on the conflict.

“Will someone please tell Pope Leo that Iran has killed at least 42,000 innocent, completely unarmed protesters in the last two months," snarks the U.S. president.

Donald Trump unloads another scathing attack on Keir Starmer – throwing out threats and casting doubt on the special relationship once again – raising fresh questions about what could happen next. All very awkward as the Chancellor touches down in Washington for a key…

European ambassadors are gathering to prep for a leaders’ summit taking place in Cyprus next week. And yet again, the agenda will likely be dominated by geopolitical crises.  Ian Wishart and guest co-host Ryan Heath explain how topics like the budget, enlargement and competi…

The country's intelligence service warns non-military threats — including sabotage, espionage, and information campaigns — are becoming increasingly prominent.

The Chinese president committed to forging stronger ties with Europe and working to “reject the world's return to the law of the jungle.”

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said more time was needed to consider the measure

“The occupiers surrendered, and the operation was carried out without infantry and without losses on our side,” says Ukrainian leader.

The man who wrote Sir Keir Starmer’s defence review says the government is putting UK ‘in peril’ at a time of war. With more pressure to overhaul the defence budget, Sam reveals that talks are going on this week to find billions of pounds worth of savings from t…

The "Middle East response committee" will echo preparation work for a no-deal Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic, a U.K. official said.

The EU may be saying goodbye to Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, but the system that empowered him and the problems he’s left behind are still very much in place. Today on the podcast, Ian Wishart and Nick Vinocur discuss what a new leader in Budapest means for issues like Russia sanction…

Leaders fear debates about bringing in new members will revive "Polish plumber"-like rhetoric and play into hands of far right.