The mayor of the Ukrainian capital said: “A missile struck near the underground station.” There were reportedly casualties. It remained unclear whether the United States had again failed to pass on information gathered by its satellite surveillance network

As reported by the Huffington Post, the Democrats are gathering and verifying testimonies with a view to a possible impeachment of the US President following the mid-term elections. According to the alleged victim’s account, the tycoon abused her in a hotel room at the Plaza Hotel in Atlantic City,…

The former Hungarian sovereigntist leader is counting on the support of the White House. But France and the United Kingdom are reportedly prepared to veto the move

At the outpost one kilometre from the Gaza Strip, right-wing extremists calling themselves the ‘Pioneers of Gaza’ are preparing to return: ‘We want to establish six settlements’. For now there are 700 of them, but as the days go by, the outpost is becoming increasingly organised: ‘We already have 1…

The British leader has dropped another hint about London’s return to the EU and has not ruled out a second referendum. Ministers have been warned: “Follow me on Europe or leave the government.” Farage and the Eurosceptics are furious: “Let’s prepare for the Second Brexit War”

Havana condemns the tightening of US sanctions and the State Department’s attempt to change positions on this resolution. Jorge Luis Cepero Aguilar’s appeal for Rome to maintain the stance it has held since 1995

Celebrations across the country mark the election victory. The president-elect knows he will have to govern with a Congress dominated by the centre-right coalition, which won the parliamentary elections in the first round, and pledges to take this into account

Marco Contini, deputy editor-in-chief of the Foreign Affairs desk, will explain live – whilst answering your questions – how the midterm elections work and what changes they bring

From the incident in 2024 to the 140 elected MPs, including people from diverse backgrounds and with differing views. The lead candidate is Ilija Srdanovic, a professor of cardiology, who is unlikely to become prime minister: the favourite is the former central banker Soskic. Celebrations in the st…

Three hundred members of the Communist Party’s Central Committee are meeting at the Jingxi Hotel, a Soviet-style hotel in Beijing, to discuss governance, the fight against corruption and loyalty to the central leadership

Yesterday saw the final campaign rally by the 66-year-old former Chief of the General Staff, leader of Yashar!, ahead of tomorrow’s vote in Israel. “Netanyahu will not hesitate to resort to any ploy to stay in power.” And his aides fear he may level allegations of electoral fraud in Arab constituen…

Since the start of the year, more than 570 vessels have been hit andat least 40 people have been killed. According to the maritime security firm Ambrey, Russia was responsible for 95 per cent of the attacks over the last 45 days

This is revealed by the *Financial Times*, which details how the three are working to persuade the Russian president not to use nuclear weapons in the war against Ukraine

The president was re-elected with 51 per cent. Vote counting was delayed by hours due to queues at polling stations. But the neck-and-neck race between the two candidates down to the very last vote does little to heal the country’s divisions

Bibi circulates an AI-generated image of a nuclear mushroom cloud and summons Ben Gvir to “ensure security” at the polls. Voting takes place tomorrow

Aluf Benn: “If the opposition were to succeed, do not expect an immediate turnaround in relations with the Palestinians. But the two men are very different”

He rounded off his campaign by jumping, to show he still has plenty of energy.

But democracy is under siege