Politics

MI5 is under intense scrutiny after a High Court judge declared he had “no confidence” in the Security Service’s account of how a senior officer delivered false evidence in a...

In a stunning reversal of initial exit polls, conservative historian Karol Nawrocki has been elected president of Poland, narrowly defeating liberal Warsaw mayor Rafal Trzaskowski. The official count by the...

They braved the winter cold, traveled for hours, and raised their voices in protest—and they helped change the course of South Korean history. On the night of December 3, An...

Every spring, Norwegian streets burst into life with the unmistakable sight—and sound—of russ students celebrating the end of 13 years of schooling. Dressed in red overalls and blasting music from...

Thousands of desperate Palestinians stormed a controversial US- and Israeli-backed aid distribution centre in Rafah, southern Gaza, just one day after it opened. The facility, operated by the Gaza Humanitarian...

Nearly two years after the deadliest migrant shipwreck in the Mediterranean in a decade, a naval court in Greece has charged 17 members of the Hellenic Coast Guard over the...

At least 24 Palestinians were killed overnight in two separate Israeli air strikes in Gaza, according to medics and officials from Gaza’s civil defence. One of the strikes hit a...

At least 12 people, including three children, were killed and dozens more injured in a fresh wave of Russian drone and missile strikes across Ukraine overnight, according to regional officials...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has lashed out over a major mishap during the launch of a new warship, calling the incident a “serious accident” and a “criminal act”...

On a remote speck of land in the South China Sea, a quiet but determined defiance is unfolding. Just 37 hectares in size—smaller than Buckingham Palace—the Philippine-held island of Pagasa,...