Donald Trump struck a sweeping deal with Denmark and Greenland granting the U.S. permanent military basing rights on the strategically vital Arctic island.

European Commission president makes unprecedented offer to Ottawa, with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in attendance.

How Andy Burnham can overcome political and policy constraints to deliver real change

New research from IPPR has found that:Reduced goods exports to the EU due to Brexit have cost the UK economy an estimated £18.1bn per yearReduced goods exp

Co-hosted with South Africa, the summit will bring together ministers, government officials, business leaders, and civil society representatives from aroun

Two assumptions have underpinned UK external policy for a generation. The first is that the US would remain the indispensable guarantor of an international

At a time where politics is fragmenting, trying to win back voters by ‘out-toughening’ the right, might lose others in the process.

Trump’s close ally Lindsey Graham completely lost his temper in Munich. During a meeting with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, he yawned loudly and called her »little lady«, Berlingske has lea...

In today’s newsletter: With China now central to the world’s green tech​ and economic future, the UK faces a ​s​eries of strategic ​discussions it can no longer postpone

"While in many ways it feels like the U.S. holds the economic cards, it doesn’t hold all the funding cards in a world that will be very disturbed by the weekend’s events."

The US president says the countries will be charged a

Supply chains – the networks of people and businesses we rely on to make and move the goods we need – are strained by the recent rise of trade wars and arm

Podcast Episode · Byline Podcast · 09/01/2026 · 26m

Saying 'no' to Washington, doesn't mean saying 'yes' to Copenhagen, Danish international policy researcher Sofie Pulz tells Adrian Goldberg in the latest Byline Podcast

With China, Turkiye and Gulf states expanding their footprint, the UK is selling partnership over aid, but analysts say visibility, capital and consistency will decide its relevance.

Brussels and London also say they will finish talks on carbon and agri-food deals by middle of 2026

Influential economists want replenishment of funds and new ways to define countries in need before this week’s IMF and World Bank meetings