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Warnings mount that cybercriminals may be exploiting global tech outage
The outage is increasingly being referenced in phishing attempts, CrowdStrike and others warn.
Erdoğan dashes hopes on Cyprus talks on invasion’s 50th anniversary
‘Scared to Death’: GOP Security Hawks Slam Vance Selection
In conversation: Broadcom and Telia on sovereign cloud
To do: 6 thorny issues lurking in MEPs’ inboxes
US Senator Bob Menendez guilty verdicts give New York prosecutors a win after high-profile setbacks
UK inflation stays at 2 percent target in June
How Alexander Lukashenko’s tyranny ends
As the Belarusian dictator marks three decades in power, his enabling of Russia’s war in Ukraine and reliance on Kremlin money make him vulnerable, say regime insiders.
‘There’s more to come’: What the Trump shooting says about domestic extremism
A former top Homeland Security Department official discusses the fallout from the Trump assassination attempt.
The Trump-Vance ticket is a repudiation of free-market conservatism
The last time he chose a running mate, Donald Trump tried to reassure people with traditionally conservative economic views. Not this time.
Improving lung cancer survival in Europe
Political commitment to screening is crucial.
Commissioners should skip Hungary’s meetings, European Commission says
Commission wants to give Hungary the cold shoulder over its erratic use of the EU presidency.
Polish former deputy justice minister detained for misuse of public funds
Former PM said Marcin Romanowski’s arrest was “an attempt to intimidate the opposition.”
Harnessing the power of digital product identification
A triple win for sustainability, circularity and business
What Washington thinks of Keir Starmer
After years of Conservative turmoil, the new British prime minister has been welcomed by Democrats and Republicans alike.
The known unknowns of the Trump shooting
There’s more questions than answers right now. Here are a few we’re thinking about.
Timeline: Assassinations of American presidents and presidential candidates
Assassination plots have been a part of American political life since the 19th century.
Blood turns to martyrdom as Republicans rally around Trump
The incident served to reinforce one of the pillars of Trump’s image: Strength.
The never-ending job of depriving Putin of the means to kill Ukrainians
Vietnam and Malaysia are the next destinations on EU envoy David O’Sullivan’s mission to stop Russia from beating EU sanctions.
Britain finally has a female chancellor. It only took 800 years.
Meet Rachel Reeves: the chess-playing former banker who needs to get the U.K. economy rolling.
2 percent on defense? That is so last year.
One of the NATO Summit’s biggest guessing games this week: What should members spend on defense?
Ukraine seizes cargo ship, alleging grain shipments via Crimea
The vessel under flag of Cameroon is suspected of visiting Sevastopol in November 2023 and May of this year.
UK’s Starmer must boost defense spending by 2030, former army head says
Patrick Sanders urges the new British prime minister to commit to a timeframe to hit 2.5 percent of GDP — and to go even further.
Open Access: A Moral Imperative for Progress
There is a moral imperative to make scientific research freely available. Publicly funded research should be publicly accessible. Accelerating research availability can save lives, support researchers’ careers, and create a brighter future.
Starmer’s ‘quiet’ climate radicalism sets up battle with Farage
The new Labour prime minister is gearing up for a fight with populists over net zero policy. He believes he can win.
6 things UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer wants to fix in his first month
Britain’s new leader already has an overflowing in-tray.
Labour’s top policy priorities
A deep dive into what Keir Starmer’s government will tackle in their first 100 days and then in their first year.
Who is Keir Starmer? Britain’s new prime minister is complex, unknowable, aggrieved
Starmer could be a great reforming Labour PM. Or he could be, as his thwarted enemies call him, a Tory in red.
The UK’s Brexit dream is dead
Sorry Boris, your Euroskeptic vision has failed in so many ways.
From stigma to support: Ending HIV in Europe by 2030
With a new European Parliament and elections across the continent this year, campaigners are working hard to ensure the needs of people with HIV remain high on health agendas.