Washington’s warning last week about the spread of far-left violence in France did not go down well in Paris. In an interview ...

Rob Jetten being sworn as prime minister of the Netherlands would, not long ago, have seemed an exotic proposition.

Americans took a break from their partisan vituperation in February to mull over newly revealed testimony that Richard Nixon ...

Losing ideological ground to One Nation is edging the Coalition towards rational policies, but will it be enough for ...

I was offered the chance to be one of the first to work on Stalin’s own papers, and I wrote Stalin: The Court of the Red Tsar, an account of his tyrannical court during the height of his dictatorship ...

Rather than harness this new innovation, the PNG government – specifically the PNG Ombudsman – has left its future in limbo.

German politicians like to talk about Zeitenwende – the country’s great turning point in its defence policy since the ...

Half of America’s deployable air power sits within striking distance of Iran, and yet Washington is negotiating. Gaza is ...

Peter Mandelson, Britain’s short-lived ambassador to the US, has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

Tomorrow the Welsh Senedd votes on whether to give legislative consent to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.… ...

Two figures, probably more than any other politicians in the last 50 years, lend themselves to controversy and ridicule.

When President Trump speaks to Congress and the nation Tuesday night he will follow several familiar tropes. Like a long line of presidents ...