The anti-Islam ideologue has exposed the limits of his insular, badly organised operation. For a ‘radical’, opposition is a much easier place, says political historian and author Koen Vossen

The tech world is reeling from a paper that shows the powers of a new generation of AI have been wildly oversold, says cognitive scientist Gary Marcus

Inside the BBC, Gerry Adams’s libel victory in Dublin’s High Court immediately prompted radical thinking. Few in the Rep­ublic yet realise that the most profound implications of this case could be bor...

“We consider a tax rate of 10 percent to be moderate and legitimate,” Germany’s culture minister said.

The Holy See’s top diplomat said the failure of this week’s Russia-Ukraine meeting in Istanbul was “tragic.”

Beijing fears the agreement will harm its interests, as concerns rise about China’s influence on Britain’s supply chains

Can anyone stop his space-based internet?

Like Francis, the new pope intends to champion the needy — and present an alternative America to the one desecrated by its president

Italian side progress to Champions League final after extra time at the San Siro

Measures would take effect if insufficient progress is made to reduce US levies

This Barcelona prodigy has already played an abnormal number of games for his age, so it would be unsurprising if he burns out

Cardinal Timothy Dolan led prayers for both inaugurations of US president but seen as a long-shot in papal conclave

Footage emerged of band member allegedly shouting support for Hamas and Hizbullah and urging people to ‘kill your MP’