As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Joshua Askew
Sky-high NATO summit costs raise questions in Lithuania
Authorities in the Baltic country insist procurement for the upcoming summit was transparent, but costs have spiralled with Biden and Zelenskyy expected to attend.
Tory anguish grows as more UK local election results come in
The vote is the first big test of Rishi Sunak's popularity, since becoming prime minister.
Mixed signals: Do Russians support the Ukraine war?
Has a deeply unpopular invasion been forced upon powerless Russians or is this wishful thinking? Can we believe everything we see in Russian polls?
Russia 'likely staged' Kremlin drone attack, claims ISW
The US-based think-tank suggested the attack was possibly intended to pave the way for drafting more conscripts.
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Russian 'ghost ships' near Nord Stream before blast - reports
The pipeline carrying gas from Russia to Europe was blown up last September.
New hate speech laws kick up a storm in Ireland
Donald Trump Jr has even taken aim at the proposed legislation labelling it "insane".
Majority of Brits want to stay part of ECHR, finds poll
The results are an embarrassment for the Eurosceptic newspaper that commissioned the survey.
Russia lost 20,000 troops in five months, claims US
Both sides of the Ukraine war are tight-lipped about how many casualties they have suffered since the fighting began.
Who are the fugitive Russians wanted by the FBI?
US intelligence agents are after scores of Russians in connection with dastardly global plots and outright criminality.
UK's 'draconian' anti-strike laws slammed across Europe
"Ever since Brexit, the UK’s standing in the world continues to decline and this [legislation] is another nail in the coffin," commented a Scottish MP.
'Far-right extremists' could police Lithuanian border under new law
New legislation will allow volunteers to use force and help make arrests on Lithuania's border, sparking fears among activists.
Britain 'gambling its democracy' with voting changes, warn experts
New rules have prompted some to fear millions of voters will be shut out of elections.
Stabbings are spreading 'like a virus' in Britain. Why?
Knife crime has lept by more than 34% over the last decade in England and Wales, according to data.
Dissident claims he 'staged own death' to avoid assassination
The opposition blogger alleged he planned and orchestrated reports of his own murder last year to evade getting bumped off by hitmen..
Scottish nationalists 'tearing apart' amid another arrest
Police in Scotland arrested the SNP treasurer on Tuesday in connection with a long-running probe into party finances.
Could Wagner boss Prigozhin become Russia's next president?
Analysts say Prigozhin might - or might not - want Russia's top job: but describe him as entrepreneurial, opportunistic and ruthless.
Who is the alleged top secret US document leaker Jack Teixeira?
The 21-year-old US airman was arrested in connection with a leaked treasure trove of sensitive intelligence. But what do we know about him?
China turbocharging crackdown on Iranian women, say experts
Chinese technology and support are contributing to women's treatment as "second-class citizens" and "propping up" the regime, according to analysts.
Western special forces on the ground in Ukraine, shows leak
The largest number are from the UK, but other NATO countries have deployed military personnel inside the country.
Wagner boss trying to 'seize control' of Russian political party
The leader of 'A Just Russia' party has called Wagner a "heroic military formation".
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