The agencies and powers established to prevent further terrorist attacks following the 11 September attacks are being used by Trump against immigrants, drug traffickers and political dissent. Meanwhile, the nature of the threats is changing: cyberattacks, drones, AI and biotechnology

Putin is striking cities and attacking shopping centres, but his soldiers on the front line are making slow progress and are sometimes retreating

The Space Summit offers a different tone to the gatherings in Brussels. In Paris, European positions were set out, but with an emphasis on the intergovernmental dimension, almost as if to remind us that, in strategic areas, it is the Member States that hold the leadership, and not the Commission

Jeff Bezos’s cuts are giving rise to new newspapers. The sun has come out in Washington

On 10 September 2025, the young conservative activist was killed during a rally in Utah. The incident shocked the United States and sparked a debate on freedom of expression, political violence and the gradual deterioration of academic discourse

“Pretend I’m the candidate,” he said at the Dallas convention, promising that “if the Republicans win control of both the House and the Senate of the United States, I will distribute a dividend of $5,000 to every adult citizen of the United States of America.”

While readers are free to believe anything, in the realm of conspiracy theories and QAnon, a modicum of caution is advisable before crediting—as Francesco Battistini did in Il Corriere—a head of government who, in his seaside villa, surrounded by Filipino servants, lingers over breakfast and delays contacting the military leadership for hours while news of the pogrom emerges.