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Local elections this week will lay bare growing fragmentation across the United Kingdom.

The difficulty and delay of OPCON transfer has not been because either side is unwilling. The question is no longer whether to transfer but how – and how well.

Fears of Chinese and U.S. trade retaliation have spawned deals that exclude both powers.

Mit Selbstkritik und einem konkreten Angebot ist es dem Schweizer Bundespräsidenten Guy Parmelin gelungen, wieder etwas Ruhe in die Beziehungen zu Italien zu bringen.

European long-range missile project unlikely before the 2030s

EU projects “prioritize sustainable development, economic development, and democracy in Mongolia” – and, increasingly “peace and security” as well.

Chinese tech giant says no ‘objective and transparent basis’ for clampdown on green energy subsidies

Experts say Hamas has few incentives to disarm.

Meta suspected of using deceptive design to steer users away from non-tracking timelines

Kim Jong Un is orchestrating his daughter’s ascent through a campaign of maternal statecraft.

Relations with the EU have solidified as long-standing ties with Russia are loosened

Tweaking Water Framework Directive to speed up mining projects could lead to wider deregulation, critics fear

Yerevan signed deals with the EU, France, and the UK

Der Wechsel zum Zivildienst soll erschwert werden. Für die einen ist der Zivildienst zur «Schattenarmee» herangewachsen, für die anderen zum unerlässlichen Pfeiler der Gesellschaft geworden.

Commission says next two presidencies will be key to progress

Was sich alles verändert, über den Namen hinaus.

The plan to transfer warships to Manila reflects Tokyo’s new Indo-Pacific security role.

The loss of 5,000 US troops could be economically devastating for the southern German state

One of the primary drivers behind the acquisition, backed by the U.S. government, is to disrupt the prevailing Chinese monopoly in rare earths. Will it actually work?

Le Parti social-démocrate et toutes les formations d'extrême droite du Parlement se sont unis pour adopter une motion de censure contre le gouvernement du Premier ministre libéral Ilie Bolojan, ce mardi 5 mai. « Toutes les options sont sur la table » a déclaré le chef du PSD. Y compris la reconduction d'une coalition similaire.

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