Black Sea control would put Russia back in its box – and avoid recession
With Sevastopol as Moscow’s only large and reliable ice-free port, the maritime dimension to the Ukraine conflict shouldn’t be underestimated.
With Sevastopol as Moscow’s only large and reliable ice-free port, the maritime dimension to the Ukraine conflict shouldn’t be underestimated.
Why does empathy and grief for an animal victim of human brutality explain Nietzsche’s descent into coma and madness?
The number of asylum seekers crossing the Channel in small boats has been zero for the last five days.
Daily Briefing: Macron will keep his keys to the Élysée after defeating his far-right rival Marine Le Pen. How likely is a thaw in relations with the UK during his second term?
France’s President is hoping to energise Europe’s resolve to stand up to Russia.
The global economy is spluttering – and inflation is giving central banks less scope to respond.
The Chancellor’s popularity among Conservative members is plumbing new depths as Defence Secretary Ben Wallace emerges at the head of the pack.
Given his control over Russia’s domestic media, it could be that Putin simply declares peace and calls it a victory.
Securing a second term is a remarkable achievement. But the French are restive and want change. The President’s next five years won’t be easy.
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