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Russia’s Baltic Threat Persists Since Ukraine Conflict
MOSCOW, July 6 — The mechanics of Russia’s military posture in the Baltic region have remained a central…
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NATO Summit Aftermath: Ukraine Aid, Alliance’s Future in Focus
BRUSSELS, July 6 — The reported decision to exclude Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky from addressing the NATO summit…
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Estonia’s PM Kaja Kallas Faces Security Challenges After US Troop Withdrawal
TALLINN, July 6 — Kaja Kallas, Estonia’s prime minister since January 2021, has spent the last several years…
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Estonia’s Security Fears on Russia Border Since 1991
TALLINN, July 6 — The arithmetic of Baltic deterrence is shifting, and the numbers that matter most are…
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Report in London Labels Taxation ‘Most Destructive Instrument Ever Invented’
Taxes have always been a sore point. But a new analysis released today in London goes further than…
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Police Raid on National Rally Offices Tests Party’s Lawful Claims
Jordan Bardella, the National Rally leader and a presidential hopeful, has staked his political future on a simple…
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Ukraine denies Moscow claim of seizing strategic stronghold
KOSTYANTYNIVKA, Ukraine, July 4 — Ukraine denied Saturday Moscow’s announcement that Russian forces had captured this strategic city…
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Andy Burnham poised to enter Number 10 after Starmer’s resignation
LONDON — The yellow double-decker buses of Greater Manchester are not just transport. They are a political statement.…
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Ukraine’s long-range strikes create two-front war as Moscow kills 30 in Kyiv
KYIV — The war is no longer being fought on one side of the border. Ukraine’s long-range strikes…
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Pentagon Abruptly Reverses Plan to Reduce Troops in Europe
WASHINGTON, July 3 — The figure that matters: zero. Zero troop cuts in Europe, after Secretary of War…
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UK Issues Long-Awaited Manual for National Infrastructure Planning Process
The first sign of change came not with a bang, but with a document. Published today, the long-awaited…
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Norway’s 1905 referendum recorded 99.95 percent vote for independence
OSLO — The numbers sit in the historical record like a blade left on a table. 368,208 to…
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Putin dismisses fuel shortages, vows no retreat in Ukraine
MOSCOW, July 3 — President Vladimir Putin is publicly brushing off the mounting fuel crisis inside Russia, insisting…
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Russian Drone and Missile Assault on Kyiv Destroys Apartment Building
Kyiv’s metro stations filled with civilians clutching sleeping bags and pets Thursday as a coordinated Russian assault of…
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Russia strikes Ukraine capital with missiles and drones, wounds five
KYIV, July 2 — Russian missile and drone strikes hit the Ukrainian capital early Thursday, wounding at least…
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Trump administration warns Iran: nuclear deal or face military action
WASHINGTON, July 1 — The White House has renewed its military warning to Iran, with Vice President JD…
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Labour Women Criticize Andy Burnham Over Miliband Brothers as Top Picks
MANCHESTER — The phone lines in Labour’s northern heartland are burning. Not about policy. About brothers. About who…
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Five Healthcare Workers Wounded in Russian Missile and Drone Attack on Kyiv
Five healthcare workers are wounded. One is in critical condition. That is the human toll of the latest…
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Kidnapping surge reshapes security risks in Nigeria’s South-West
MUMBAI, July 2 — The worsening security situation across Nigeria’s South-West region is driving widespread fear, with criminal…
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Ukrainian Drone Campaign Disrupts Fuel Supply in Remote Russian Regions
Kremlin officials are watching fuel gauges in Moscow and Siberia alike. A targeted Ukrainian drone campaign has squeezed…
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NATO Prize Highlights Ukraine’s Inability to Strike Russian Airfields
BRUSSELS — The alliance’s $250,000 prize for disabling Russian airfields did not emerge from a vacuum. It came…
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UK aid cuts under Starmer overshadow reset promises in Africa
The scaled-back aid budgets that Keir Starmer inherited and failed to reverse are the detail that sticks in…
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Ruling Party’s Survival Margin Narrows to Single Vote, Sources Say
The arithmetic of survival in Greece’s parliament has narrowed to a single vote. That is the cold calculation…
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Has hating the UK prime minister become a ‘cultural phenomenon’?
LONDON, June 28 — A few hours after the results of Britain’s 2024 general election were finalised, dozens…
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