Navigating the Transatlantic Alliance Beyond Personalities
Strategic interests and a shared past have historically served as the foundation of the British and American partnership. The more
Brussels launches legal action against Poland over new ‘Russian influence’ law
The European Commission has launched legal action against the Republic of Poland over a newly-signed highly controversial law that establishes
Ukraine Dam Collapse: 42,000 at risk from flooding, UN warns of ‘grave consequences’
Hours after a major hydroelectric dam near Ukraine-occupied Kherson collapsed early Tuesday, a mass evacuation process began for roughly 42,000
Expensive medicines putting lives of Bulgarians at risk. EU must step up help.
Mariana Alexandrova in the Bulgarian capital city of Sofia has a fragile heart and suffers from Type-2 diabetes. She takes
Neglected Health Infrastructure in the UK: A Looming Crisis
The structural collapse of Singlewell primary school’s flat roof in Gravesend, Kent, due to the deteriorating reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete
‘I say goodbye to football’: Zlatan Ibrahimovic hangs up his boots at 41
AC Milan and Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic made a surprise announcement of his retirement from football on Sunday, hanging up
India urges Germany to send back baby Ariha from foster care
The government of the Republic of India has urged the Federal Republic of Germany to send back Ariha Shah, the
NATO chief to visit Turkey to push for Sweden’s membership
Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary General of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization), an intergovernmental military alliance, has said that he will soon
Ukraine: For the second night in a row, Kyiv under drone assault
Another round of drone and missile assaults against Ukraine occurred overnight, with Kyiv being the primary target of the airstrikes.
Local Ukrainians load up a container to carry supplies to the front lines
Ukrainian New Zealanders are on a quest to pack a 40-foot container by the end of July with supplies to
