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"What Europe needs today is leadership, not vassals who pay homage to Trump," said Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz.

Blair criticized Starmer's stance on Iran. For Team Starmer, that's not necessarily a bad thing.

The war in Iran has tightened markets, making sanctioned Russian shipments more attractive to buyers.

Ministers are facing what could be the worst energy shock to the world economy in 50 years.

As Scotland's players stood with hands on heads after what appeared to be a ruinous opening Six Nations defeat by Italy in Rome, a Wooden Spoon appeared a distinct possibility. A title challenge? No c...

The escalating situation in the Strait of Hormuz will have painful implications for global shipping as well as the world’s economies.

As the Iran conflict enters its second week, European Commission president is overstepping her role and wading onto their turf, national diplomats say.

Home Office says it is "considering the judgement" after fresh legal blow to its bid to stop the return of a now-severely disabled woman who joined Islamic State in 2014.

The National Rally's strong polling numbers don't guarantee victory.

The far-right Alternative for Germany party made the biggest gains in vote share in Baden-Württemberg, tapping into anxieties about the state’s struggling auto industry.

Rugby Special's John Barclay and Sam Warburton believes there is a "lack of clarity" within the England squad after a "disjointed" performance against Italy, which saw Steve Borthwick's side lose 23-1...

Slovenia’s Prime Minister Robert Golob tells POLITICO that his right-wing election rival Janez Janša wants to break up the European Union.