The Russian attack on the SBU whilst Trump’s envoys are travelling to Moscow is not a sign of peace. Nor does the pace of missile production in the Kremlin’s factories indicate a willingness to negotiate. Figures 

James Orr, who was implicated in the television investigation into funding for Reform UK, has resigned. He was the party’s ideologue, championing God, country and flag. A Cambridge professor who compared Orbán to Bismarck

In Italy, no hotelier has written: ‘Russian tourists are welcome if they disagree with Putin’. With the Israelis, that distinction strangely disappears and everyone is singing from the same hymn sheet. In their case, discrimination flouts the law

Camille Vigogne Le Coat has written an investigative book on the Breton tycoon and tells us about the entrepreneur’s messianic project, at the heart of which lies the Institut de l’Espérance, the Catholic-conservative think tank secretly established in April 2025 and modelled on the Heritage Foundation 

A drone from Moscow has struck the headquarters of the Ukrainian security services. President Zelensky announces a retaliatory strike whilst Witkoff and Kushner prepare for the mission between Moscow and Kyiv.

Kyiv is making plans with Warsaw: a powerful symbol of a free country and our duty

The aircraft carrier Lincoln has docked at Laem Chabang after a 260-day mission, having spent 240 consecutive days at sea without touching land for a period of ‘R&R’. Whilst the government in Bangkok continues to emphasise its deep ties with America and is increasingly careful not to jeopardise its relations with Beijing, the military is returning to the city that became notorious for its licence to do as it pleased during the Vietnam War.