Moscow may attempt to influence the elections, says the Foreign Secretary. His counterpart at the Home Office plays down the matter and accuses certain European countries of seeking “pretexts” to fuel the war

The Commission President receives Rutte at the Berlaymont and describes the incident in Leipzig as an attack using military equipment carried out by a Russian operation on European soil: this marks a shift in terminology from the usual language regarding ‘hybrid incidents’

In France, the rebuilding of the centre-left hinges on the primaries, which, however, risk further fracturing an already fragile camp. Three parties are called upon to choose a joint candidate for the 2027 presidential election 

Kyiv begins the new school year under bombardment, whilst Moscow is writing a book to train future soldiers in the classroom – a book to be taken along during the invasion

Does the Democratic Party’s absence from the mission to Taiwan risk creating a one-sided narrative within the opposition? According to the senator, dialogue with Beijing ‘does not preclude’ dialogue with Taipei

The formaldehyde-treated cabbage scandal has revived long-standing concerns over food safety in China and put consumer confidence to the test. Meanwhile, Beijing is carefully controlling the flow of information about the disaster in Tibet