Politics

Nepal is no stranger to upheaval but the scale of rage in September’s protests was unlike anything I had ever seen

Italy’s one-euro homes are becoming a nightmare for local authorities – so they’re selling them off

Hunting season has begun in France but the participants’ lack of etiquette and disregard for the rules is frustrating locals

Global politics is colliding with the daily lives of Colombians who have already paid a high price

A so-so speech soared when the PM went for Farage. The start of a fightback, or too little, too late?

I used to love it – but now I can see the problem with these annual political get-togethers

Russia is sending its drones and bombers into Nato airspace. Whatever this is, it feels like just the beginning

Farage is only interested in a reverse takeover. Kemi Badenoch must resist – and find a way to rouse her rabble

The PM has failed to spot voters’ anti-big-government streak, enraged his own party and reunited the warring Farage and Boris Johnson

Hosted by David Olusoga, the former president tackled everything from AI to political violence. The only elephant in the room was Donald Trump

It was once a financial move for old age, but now, faced with stagnant wages and stubborn mortgage rates, younger homeowners are selling up and shrinking

Rising bills and housing costs, coupled with a precarious jobs market, have trapped many young people in lives they do not want

The Labour leadership candidate has taken every Brexit position possible. Now it’s time for him to spell things out

A thaw in UK relations and fear of Trump’s America has Brussels eager to forge closer links

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The prime minister needs to set out the path to a much better Britain than the one we have, before Nigel Farage does it for him

Coded messages on the bullets that killed Charlie Kirk reveal a nihilistic, always online world where cynicism, violence and politics blur together – and meaning itself collapses.

We shouldn’t need philosophy to tell us that wealth redistribution could alleviate extensive poverty

In Palla, Deutsche Bahn will have their first female CEO and her appointment has raised eyebrows

Just an hour across the water is a city with a completely different history and culture. But how much longer can it last?

It's the start of a new academic year and schoolchildren in America have all become wearily accustomed to the active shooter drills

Affecting one in six adults, obesity has doubled in France during the last 25 years

President Nicolás Maduro has a festive plan to bring joy to Venezuelans - and to distract them from the ongoing row with the US

Exceedingly wealthy and close to the Kremlin, the infamous Vladimir Solovyov has become a dominating voice on airwaves since Putin's invasion of Ukraine

History is everywhere in Dresden - but are tourists really paying attention?

Labelling the group as terrorists is a threat to freedom of expression – and to democracy. The government must lift the ban

Britain’s crises give the far right fertile ground - and when Reform fails too, he will take advantage

A new technological defence agreement would change the global balance of power. If Trump backs out, it could all be in jeopardy

Reform’s dog-whistling plans to end migrant benefits and ‘leave to remain’ are founded on lies and would wreck growth

The death of Charlie Kirk has resurrected Donald Trump’s movement as a vengeful crusade for America’s soul

Millions of people across Britain detest Trump, but hardly anyone showed up to protest against his state visit

It would be difficult, though not impossible - but would he leave behind his political success in Manchester for the much choppier waters of Westminster?