Between Washington and Moscow: the strategic contradiction inside Germany’s AfD
Germany’s AfD wants cheaper Russian energy while debating a reduced U.S. military role. Its own foreign-policy figures have yet to explain how Germany could
Paid passage for Russia’s shadow fleet: how sanctioned tankers keep moving through strategic straits
The escalation of hostilities across the Azov–Black Sea region in the summer of 2026 sharply reduced the volume of Russian cargo moving through Black
England’s £255m illegal care industry: councils paid hundreds of companies for unregistered children’s placements
Hundreds of private companies in England received more than a quarter of a billion pounds in public money linked to unregistered children’s homes over
Paris trial opens over 2021 Channel disaster that killed more than 30 migrants
Fourteen men are on trial in Paris over alleged roles in the smuggling network behind the 2021 Channel disaster, as official inquiries continue to
India’s SEBI advances enforcement case over Hindenburg-linked Adani trades
India’s securities regulator has begun personal hearings in a case over short-selling trades made before Hindenburg Research published its 2023 report on the Adani
Germany investigates weapons cache near Berlin over suspected attack plans and possible foreign intelligence links
German federal prosecutors are investigating a concealed weapons cache discovered in a forest near Berlin after authorities said the firearms and ammunition were likely
FIFA crisis deepens as New Zealand withdraws support for Gianni Infantino
The governance crisis engulfing FIFA has escalated after New Zealand Football withdrew its support for President Gianni Infantino’s re-election, citing a loss of confidence
Presidential pardon for French alleged spy accused of plotting Mali coup
A Frenchman who was sentenced to 20 years in prison in Mali for plotting an alleged coup in the West African country has now
The Kh-101 Over Poland: NATO Can No Longer Settle for a Formal Protest
The night of July 30, 2026 will be remembered in Warsaw for a long time. As Russia carried out one of its largest missile
Australia sues Telegram over terror content as Russia separately charges founder Durov with aiding terrorism
Australia’s online safety regulator filed a civil lawsuit against Telegram in the Federal Court on Thursday, alleging the messaging platform failed to remove pro-terror