The Trump administration has withdrawn the United States from a top European anti-corruption watchdog.

Britain should not be abandoning one of its greatest post-war achievements.

Opinion | Two more Western giants have fallen to the Kremlin.

Early projections suggest Swiss voters are on track to reject a right-wing proposal aimed at the strict implementation of the country’s neutrality.

In Sao Tome and Principe, one issue towers above all others ahead of Sunday's elections in the tiny island nation in the Gulf of Guinea: how to stop young people from leaving.

Trump has called “on all nations that are members of the ICC to officially resign from this rogue institution, immediately.”

An OpenAI agent’s breach of a Medicare portal shows that the real danger from AI is a mundane one—and the labs’ fixation on a coming machine god is making it worse.

Defeatist narratives abound. Yet Germany’s latest elections suggest voter dissatisfaction is benefiting the left as well as the right, says the political scientist Cas Mudde

Many of the claims and warnings about the impact of frontier AI seem to collide awkwardly with the realities of the specific subject in question

Voters on the Isle of Man go to the polls on 24 September, with 82 candidates standing.

The RAF has launched No. III Space Effects Squadron, its first dedicated unit to counter hostile threats to UK satellites.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK TOGETHER WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF

In Morocco's election race, a rural funeral has become an unexpected campaign stop for candidates aiming to engage disenchanted young voters.

Fresh from its loss in Saxony-Anhalt, Friedrich Merz’s CDU party has fallen to heavy defeats in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Watchdog says users may have been unaware their information was used to target adverts or infer their interests Google has been fined more than €400m (£345m) over the way it processed users’ location data. The fine, by Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC), comes after complaints from multiple European consumer organisations that Google was following every step users took. Continue reading...

John Hyde, author of 'Indefensible', argues that despite promises of fair compensation, victims of the Post Office scandal have faced a slow, adversarial claims process that prolongs their suffering, largely driven by the organisation’s own approach rather than just its lawyers.

Vladimir Putin has taken complete control.

Pentagon investigators have discovered that flawed intelligence, outdated imagery and an overreliance on AI contributed to a missile strike that killed 123 children in Minab.

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What is meant by “retrospective” legislation, and can it ever be acceptable?

Troy Meink didn't elaborate on what "weapons" the US deployed, but revealed new info on other space and unmanned Air Force programs.

The Anthropic boss chose a very sloppy, easily dismantled example from cyber security with which to lead his call to pace the frontier. That was a mistake, but shouldn't undermine the force of the int...

A combination of rapid advances, recursive self-improvement, and agentic swarms are genuinely “spooking people” inside big labs.

Party leader, Nigel Farage, says he is humbled by the contributions from cryptocurrency billionaires

A four-thousand year old legal principle is critical to sorting out the increasingly messy and misunderstood interface between frontier AI and cyber security

On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attack, Anushka Asthana compares the eras of George W Bush and Donald Trump and examines how much America - and the world - has changed since the atrocity.

Washington said it “would be watching closely” to see which allies help in its campaign against the court during a closed-door meeting this summer.

What can the law do to keep politicians — and reporters — within limits?

UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband invoked a 2024 ruling by the World Court on the illegality of Israel's occupation of Palestine

New guidance is an insight into the government’s attitude to the law and legal risk.

The far-right AfD’s win in a small German state calls for dynamism in Berlin and hedging in Brussels

Sunday’s election could bring in Germany’s first far-right state government since the Nazi eraGerman...

The Togo-sponsored resolution was backed by 164 nations - with the US as the only nation to vote against it.

In February 2026, the Director-General of the NCA told a Parliamentary inquiry: “there is no point legislating for something unless you are going to enforce

Nearly half of all polarization research focuses on the United States, yet many American findings are global outliers. A globally equitable understanding requires bridging traditional social science w...