This is how people travel, sleep and die. To discover just how real the Russian threat is, you need only take a train: Putin’s bombs have started hitting those too. Ukraine did not choose war; it found itself on the receiving end of a barrage of Russian hatred. What it did choose was resistance

One hundred and twenty British millionaires, including TV presenter and former footballer Gary Lineker and producer Brian Eno, have written to Prime Minister Burnham calling for higher taxes. If the rich want to pay more, why don’t they just do it?

Following a manhunt lasting over 20 hours, the jihadist Abdul Ballout was killed in the Spandau district. The man was accused of the terrorist attack on the capital’s Christopher Street Day Pride event, in which one woman was killed and 29 people were injured. German Chancellor Merz described it as “an attack on our society”.

London remains a global cultural capital, yet the system is showing signs of strain, revealing a structural crisis that has not been resolved following the pandemic lockdown. Arts Council, funding, training: key issues for the new government

Either alliances are rewritten within the EU as well, or it will all come to nothing. This is in Italy’s interest

A late-night message from the Indian Prime Minister defuses anger over rigged recruitment exams

Beijing has responded to the new package of European sanctions against Chinese companies involved in Russia’s war economy by blocking exports to fourteen EU firms. Among these, for the first time, are Lafert SpA and Garnet srl, two Italian companies that rely on Chinese rare earths. The impact could be very severe

Along a country road in Mykolaïv, which bears witness to the retreat of Russian soldiers and the difficulties faced by the local population in getting their lives back on track