We begin with Donald Trump, who tied Nato to the Iran war in an exclusive FT interview. What to know: The US president warned ...

The U.K. government has made addressing the cost of living the centerpiece of its economic strategy. If interest rates and mortgage rates are now going up on the back of elevated oil prices, it ...

Large-scale rallies by supporters of Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his main challenger, Peter Magyar, took place in Budapest ahead of Hungary’s upcoming parliamentary elections, Politico reported on ...

The United States easing of sanctions against oil from Russia is a dangerous precedent because “we need them to have less ...

Our community believes younger generations are far less willing to fight because growing up without conscription, amid broken ...

The United States moved three aircraft capable of aerial refueling to Romania on Sunday, March 15, after the Supreme Council for National Defense (CSAT) and Parliament approved a temporary increase in ...

This time, President Trump went to war without preparing the public, seeking U.N. approval or even consulting allies. But ...

As fighting in the Middle East entered its third week, President Trump warned that failing to help secure the Strait of Hormuz would be “very bad for the future of NATO.” ...

Spring forward 12 years and all that cooperation was gone. Russia, heavily sanctioned and ostracized by the West, was still at bloody loggerheads with the West in Ukraine and the distrust was as great ...

Vladimir Putin is fueling renewed fears of a potential global conflict as Western security experts warn the Russian leader ...

Ireland’s taoiseach, Micheál Martin, will be paying homage to Donald Trump on St Patrick’s Day. Irish public opinion is ...

A more likely explanation for Trump’s decision to declare war is that he finally gave in to the continual urging of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to launch an attack. Netanyahu was likely ...