Cavo Dragone reminds the forgetful just how Putin is threatening Europe

The Pentagon will carry out annual tests on service personnel’s testosterone levels. And, in the event of a drop in the hormone, it will offer specific therapies on a voluntary basis to replace it. It seems like a routine medical initiative, but it opens the door to historical connections and bioethical questions that may not all be appropriate, but are inevitable

Before 2019, the term "banned books" did not exist; today, this is the third arrest of independent booksellers in the space of a few months

Backed by the US President but supported at home by figures close to the regime in Tehran, the young Iraqi leader is seeking an economic agreement with the US without fuelling tensions

The idea seems intuitive, but the problem is that the Strait does not work like that: there is no physical point whose capture would equate to control of it. Seizing an island in that system is like plugging a hole in a net. The threat passes through all the others

The former Defence Minister takes credit for all his successes on the front line and highlights General Syrsky’s mistakes. Heated reports from Kyiv

Sánchez scores two partial victories: his wife will stand trial on only two charges, whilst the CJEU has ruled that the amnesty for Catalan leaders is compatible with EU law. However, one year on from the vote, the political problems remain

Lithuania’s warning about possible Russian attacks on Baltic or Polish infrastructure

At the ambassadors’ meeting, Athens maintained its veto on the new measures. It is determined to secure an exemption at all costs to allow its shipowners to continue transporting Russian liquefied natural gas through EU waters and ports, provided it is destined for third countries. Tens of billions of euros are at stake