Displaced women and children find a place to rest in El Obeid, which is home to about 100,000 refugees. Photograph: El Tayeb Siddig/Reuters View image in fullscreen Displaced women and … Read More
The city in the Dakhla oasis of what is now Egypt’s New Valley governate shows life when the country was part of the Byzantine empire. Photograph: Ministry of Tourism and … Read More
The US and Russian leaders spoke for nearly 1.5 hours on the 250th anniversary of American independence, according to Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov US President Donald Trump called his Russian … Read More
The carousel of six prime ministers in recent years proves something is “very broken” about UK politics, according to the US vice president The constant churn of British prime ministers … Read More
Thousands were forced into crowded shelters and many struggled to return through security for the patriotic rally on the National Mall US President Donald Trump has taken the stage in … Read More
Warsaw must introduce a law banning foreign arms supplies without consent from MPs, the deputy speaker of parliament has insisted The parliamentary opposition in Poland has demanded answers from the … Read More
Israel’s refusal to withdraw, Hezbollah’s refusal to disarm, and new strikes near the Golan Heights point to a conflict that is expanding, not ending Israel has no intention of leaving … Read More
Alex Karp, whose company supplies artificial intelligence tech to the US government, says authorities should not trust the industry Palantir CEO Alex Karp has unleashed a lengthy tirade against the … Read More
Lithuanian lawmakers have proposed a constitutional amendment after President Gitanas Nauseda called the restriction “outdated” Lithuanian lawmakers have introduced a constitutional amendment to scrap the country’s ban on hosting nuclear … Read More
The bloc is moving from pure economic cooperation to shaping tomorrow’s security agenda Not long ago, BRICS was largely seen as an economic acronym – a loose coalition of emerging … Read More
